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Anonymous wrote:What do Muslims do after a conquer?

Well in the case of Turkey, they institute a democracy.

Try again.

Is it your contention that Turkey is not a democracy?

Didn't say that. You didn't answer the question.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What do Muslims do after a conquer?

Well in the case of Turkey, they institute a democracy.

Try again.

Is it your contention that Turkey is not a democracy?

Anonymous wrote:Not according to Muslim tradition.

You know nothing of Muslim tradition. You've already demonstrated that you have no intellectual honesty. Do you want to prove that you are a bigot as well?

Anonymous wrote:Sheesh. According to your friends at fox news and the NRA, you should store firearms and ammunitions separately.

http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2012/04/26/how-to-store-guns-safely-in-your-home/

You're assuming separately means in separate rooms. You can put your unloaded gun in a safe on your nightstand, tuck a loaded clip or magazine hidden somewhere else nearby, and be ready to go in a matter of seconds.

If I live in a house without kids and kids don't come in, I can store a loaded gun in my nightstand if I choose while I sleep, and lock it up during the day.

It's really weird how y'all think you need to store the gun upstairs and the ammo in a completely separate wing of the house in order to be safe. It's clear that many of you that oppose weapons are simply led by blind fear.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What do Muslims do after a conquer?

Well in the case of Turkey, they institute a democracy.

Try again.

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Anonymous wrote:It's legal of them to do so. Just tacky as hell

Really. Sounds like you are blaming peaceful muslims for the bad behavior of a few extremists.

Nope. I'm questioning the logic of why peaceful muslims would want to build there.

And if you knew anything about the history of this imam, you'd know he is no peaceful muslim.

Oh, maybe because they want to serve muslims, and they don't feel responsible for 9/11 any more than you feel responsible for the bombing of the Atlanta Olympics.

You don't have to feel responsible for something to feel empathy.

So you are saying that a house of prayer near the site of a tragic killing is not empathetic?

Not according to Muslim tradition.

Anonymous wrote:What do Muslims do after a conquer?

Well in the case of Turkey, they institute a democracy.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's legal of them to do so. Just tacky as hell

Really. Sounds like you are blaming peaceful muslims for the bad behavior of a few extremists.

Nope. I'm questioning the logic of why peaceful muslims would want to build there.

And if you knew anything about the history of this imam, you'd know he is no peaceful muslim.

Oh, maybe because they want to serve muslims, and they don't feel responsible for 9/11 any more than you feel responsible for the bombing of the Atlanta Olympics.

You don't have to feel responsible for something to feel empathy.

So you are saying that a house of prayer near the site of a tragic killing is not empathetic?

Sheesh. According to your friends at fox news and the NRA, you should store firearms and ammunitions separately.

http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2012/04/26/how-to-store-guns-safely-in-your-home/

What do Muslims do after a conquer?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's legal of them to do so. Just tacky as hell

Really. Sounds like you are blaming peaceful muslims for the bad behavior of a few extremists.

Nope. I'm questioning the logic of why peaceful muslims would want to build there.

And if you knew anything about the history of this imam, you'd know he is no peaceful muslim.

Oh, maybe because they want to serve muslims, and they don't feel responsible for 9/11 any more than you feel responsible for the bombing of the Atlanta Olympics.

You don't have to feel responsible for something to feel empathy.