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Man films Quran shooting and its delivery to local mosque. Is it free speech?

 
Sam Adams
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07/11/2006 12:11 PM
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Man films Quran shooting and its delivery to local mosque. Is it free speech?
The way I see it, this is the same as burning a flag. The guy is sending a warning to those who would do his country harm. Islam and freedom can not co-exist; at least to the fanatical Islam that is attacking our country and countries around the world. A mosque is nothing more than a glorified fortress and the political elitists in this country fail to notice the enemy among us. In fact, they would rather investigate those who would confront this evil than to confront the evil its self.

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FBI looking at Web site showing shooting of Quran

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. The F-B-I will look into an online video that shows two men shooting a Quran with a military rifle and then leaving the bullet-riddled holy book at a Chattanooga mosque.

F-B-I agent Tim Burke said the Washington-based Council on American-Islamic Relations asked the Justice Department to investigate the incident. He said no one from the Chattanooga Muslim community had complained.

Justice Department spokesman Eric Holland said the request would be reviewed carefully.

Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for the Islamic group, said the video may have been recorded in Chattanooga a year ago.

The video titled "kill the koran" was posted on MySpace-dot-com last month. It could still be seen on the Web site yesterday.

A man on the Web site identifies himself as "mully88" and claims to live in Chattanooga. The author's profile lists as heroes (quote) "anybody that has killed a muslim or at least tried to kill a muslim." The site also contains slurs against Hispanics and blacks.

The video shows the man purchasing a Quran at a bookstore, going to a wooded area and shooting the book, then throwing it on the ground outside the door of the Chattanooga Islamic center.

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Anonymous Coward
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07/11/2006 12:22 PM
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Re: Man films Quran shooting and its delivery to local mosque. Is it free speech?
Just from what was said above, it sounds like protected free speech to me.

Calling people who kill muslims "heroes" may sound reprehensible, but it is NOT the same as inciting people to really do it.
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07/11/2006 12:24 PM
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Sam Adams
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07/11/2006 12:29 PM
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....The way I see it, this is the same as burning a flag.

Hmmm, would you be say that if someone posted a video of a Bible being shot then thrown at the entrance to a church? I think not
 Quoting: FatGoldFishGuy


Yes I would if those people were attacking my country. If they are trying to take away my freedom and impose a their beliefs on me and my country men. You need to look at the whole picture, not try and take it out of context.
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07/11/2006 12:30 PM
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I am a Muslim, and I would rather see a dead book then a dead mother or child.

So if it suppresses your animal rage to do this thing, and saves an innocent life from your anger, then go ahead and do it.
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07/11/2006 01:06 PM
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07/11/2006 01:53 PM
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For crying out loud - that's not free speech, that is a threat. Just like going in front of a black person's house and burning a cross.

I believe, just like most people who would burn a cross in front of a home of a black person, that this person is a coward who could not follow through with this threat.
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For crying out loud - that's not free speech, that is a threat. Just like going in front of a black person's house and burning a cross.

I believe, just like most people who would burn a cross in front of a home of a black person, that this person is a coward who could not follow through with this threat.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11475


Shooting your own belongings (a book) on your own property, is not the same thing as trespassing and burning a cross...
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07/11/2006 03:17 PM
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Kind of sad there's even a mosque in Chattanooga.
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07/11/2006 03:20 PM
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....The way I see it, this is the same as burning a flag.

Hmmm, would you be say that if someone posted a video of a Bible being shot then thrown at the entrance to a church? I think not
 Quoting: FatGoldFishGuy


Certainly we would. It is free speech.
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....The way I see it, this is the same as burning a flag.

Hmmm, would you be say that if someone posted a video of a Bible being shot then thrown at the entrance to a church? I think not


Yes I would if those people were attacking my country. If they are trying to take away my freedom and impose a their beliefs on me and my country men. You need to look at the whole picture, not try and take it out of context.
 Quoting: Sam Adams 98418

Wake the fuck up moron, your country has been using scapegoats to inflame "patriotic" imbeciles with infantile intelligence.

It's called imperialism, fascism, deception, and false flag operations.
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....The way I see it, this is the same as burning a flag.

Hmmm, would you be say that if someone posted a video of a Bible being shot then thrown at the entrance to a church? I think not


Yes I would if those people were attacking my country. If they are trying to take away my freedom and impose a their beliefs on me and my country men. You need to look at the whole picture, not try and take it out of context.

Wake the fuck up moron, your country has been using scapegoats to inflame "patriotic" imbeciles with infantile intelligence.

It's called imperialism, fascism, deception, and false flag operations.
 Quoting: Merkaba


You are actually denying the fact that there is Islamic terrorism in the world?

I think if you really think about it you will realize that those globalists who want to manipulate events do not have this much power.

They can encourage terrorist events that benefit them, do their best to put these evil acts into action, but at the bottom line level, these people agree to carry out these acts for their own reasons. They have their own expansionist agenda.

They have free will and they choose to do this violence.
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07/11/2006 03:51 PM
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Kay, Kay, Kay.

"They can encourage terrorist events that benefit them, do their best to put these evil acts into action, but at the bottom line level, these people agree to carry out these acts for their own reasons. They have their own expansionist agenda.

They have free will and they choose to do this violence."

you sure do understand bush and company, don't you!?
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07/11/2006 05:22 PM
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I am a Christian, and do NOT think it should be against the law for someone to videotape himself shooting a bible,and then throwing it on the steps of a church.

I might think he's evil, or an idiot, but he's not harming anyone in the above instance, and not even threatening to harm anyone.


A perceived threat is different than a real threat.

Suppose you are a male, walking in a shopping mall, and you are walking towards a woman who is digging through her purse, not paying attention.

Just as you happen to get near her, she looks up at you, and screams. A nearby security guard grabs you from behind as the woman shrieks, "that man was trying to steal my purse".

Despite being an INNOCENT VICTIM of an unstable ninny of a woman, there is a real possibility you could be arrested, simply because the woman overreacted, and "perceived you as a danger".

If you are LUCKY, you will calmly explain what really happened, and the police may let you go for lack of clear "intent".However, innocent though you may be, they will probably WARN you not to return to that shopping mall.

It is partly because of scenarios like this, that such a preponderance of jail inmates are males.

IF the sexes were reversed in the above scenario, and the male made the complaint, the security guard would laugh, and say,"stop being such a wimp".
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07/11/2006 05:38 PM
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Kay, Kay, Kay.

"They can encourage terrorist events that benefit them, do their best to put these evil acts into action, but at the bottom line level, these people agree to carry out these acts for their own reasons. They have their own expansionist agenda.

They have free will and they choose to do this violence."

you sure do understand bush and company, don't you!?
 Quoting: salimandr 115555


Salimandr, have we ever agreed on anything ever???

question


I understand well enough. But over many years of researching the NWO, the international bankers, the European royalty, I have noticed that they use situations, institutions, they manipulate and contrive, but they don't have complete control.

Because Bush and Co are bad doesn't make terrorist organizations good. They still have their own agenda. That they are USED by them is without doubt but it is their choice.
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07/11/2006 06:42 PM
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Is it okay to make up some posters with Nazi flags on them and deliver them to the steps of a synagogue?
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07/11/2006 06:47 PM
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To me, hate and intollerance for people with different values or skin color is unacceptle in a civilized society. Sadly it is difficult to educate people such as this who make such childish gestures.
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Re: Man films Quran shooting and its delivery to local mosque. Is it free speech?
For crying out loud - that's not free speech, that is a threat. Just like going in front of a black person's house and burning a cross.

I believe, just like most people who would burn a cross in front of a home of a black person, that this person is a coward who could not follow through with this threat.

Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11475


Shooting your own belongings (a book) on your own property, is not the same thing as trespassing and burning a cross...

No - but taking that book afterwards and dumping at on someone elses property (trespassing) and then posting the video along with the comments that instead of the book it should be the users of that same property that should be shot is a threat.





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