The religion of peace strikes again...
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trickpony1
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Comparison is not even close.
Comparison is not even close.
Its exactly the same.
How you draw a differential is beyond imagination. Religious discrimination along with a threat of termination, as the oath keepers and the other nuts just like them are no better than WWII nazis.
How you ignore the obvious demonstrates how little you understand.
TOS.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
How so? It's just a business owner banning a religious group from their establishment.
Uh, the Nazi one was perpetrated by the government.
The one in the US is saying "no dirty muslims" and is put there by a private business owner.
I say good for him. I wouldn't want them stinking up my shop either
Calling the oath keepers no better than nazis shows how little you know about who they are, their mission, and what the nazis were.
I'll get a collection coming to send you aome history books.
Isis (not muslims) are evil and need to be erradicated by any means necessary
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Germany's Nazi population willingly banned Jews from their businesses before the party legislated the practice.
There is one important difference though. Banning a religious group from an establishment open to the public is illegal in the United States, see: Civil Rights Act of 1964.
These kind of stunts are just ploys for attention by stupid business owners.
The attention they will inevitably attract is a lawsuit.
Had he simply refused service to Muslims without the sign he could have gone about his days as a bigot without breaking the law.
For lack of wanting to start a new thread I'm posting this here.
More Than 100 Dead in Mecca Crane Collapse
I found this tragic event also fascinating and ironic.
The contractor is the, Saudi Binladin Group which belongs to the family of the late al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
Also this just happen to occur yesterday on 9/11.
Oh, and there is this too!
Mecca crane collapse "act of God": Engineer
The engineer for Saudi Binladin Group, which is carrying out a massive expansion of the mosque, told AFP the crane, like many others on the project, had been there for three or four years without any problem.
"It was not a technical issue at all," said the engineer, who asked not to be identified.
"I can only say that what happened was beyond the power of humans. It was an act of God and, to my knowledge, there was no human fault in it at all."
More Than 100 Dead in Mecca Crane Collapse
I found this tragic event also fascinating and ironic.
The contractor is the, Saudi Binladin Group which belongs to the family of the late al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
Also this just happen to occur yesterday on 9/11.
Oh, and there is this too!
Mecca crane collapse "act of God": Engineer
The engineer for Saudi Binladin Group, which is carrying out a massive expansion of the mosque, told AFP the crane, like many others on the project, had been there for three or four years without any problem.
"It was not a technical issue at all," said the engineer, who asked not to be identified.
"I can only say that what happened was beyond the power of humans. It was an act of God and, to my knowledge, there was no human fault in it at all."
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
Excellent comparison. Did you know Hitler was a strong Christian? He discusses his faith frequently in Mein Kampf. How is excluding someone who is Muslim from a business any different from excluding someone who is Jewish? The pro-gun sign is just icing on the cake.
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
For lack of wanting to start a new thread I'm posting this here.
More Than 100 Dead in Mecca Crane Collapse
I found this tragic event also fascinating and ironic.
The contractor is the, Saudi Binladin Group which belongs to the family of the late al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
Also this just happen to occur yesterday on 9/11.
Oh, and there is this too!
Mecca crane collapse "act of God": Engineer
The engineer for Saudi Binladin Group, which is carrying out a massive expansion of the mosque, told AFP the crane, like many others on the project, had been there for three or four years without any problem.
"It was not a technical issue at all," said the engineer, who asked not to be identified.
"I can only say that what happened was beyond the power of humans. It was an act of God and, to my knowledge, there was no human fault in it at all."
How is one of their acts of God any different from our acts of God? The people killed in this tragedy weren't ISIS militants, but mainstream Muslims practicing their faith. The fact that it happened on 9-11 isn't divine intervention or Karma, it was just a violent storm. Just as the trailer park dwelling, Bible-toting folks explain away tornadoes, floods, etc. as "acts of God". At FedEx, we even have acts of God incorporated into our legalese that protects us from paying on the service commitments due to inclement weather, aka act of God.
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
wait for it........
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Funny how on another thread you state that man made global warming is the biggest threat to the Earth .
So which it it ?
A violent storm caused by God or global warming ?
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
Actually, the biggest threat to Earth right now is a surplus of ignorant people. God didn't cause the storm...weather patterns did. Global warming affects weather patterns, ergo, our weather will be different.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
One need look no further than the NF2 thread for proof of this statement.
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
It's very sad how paranoid our country has become, that an intelligent, creative kid can't even build a homemade clock without it causing a panic.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
There is nothing stopping him from making it. I just have to wonder why he felt the need to bring it to school.
Had his name been Joey Smith we wouldn't even be talking about this.
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
He wanted to show it to his engineering teacher.
I don't know about the name thing though. Teachers are really paranoid anymore.
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Turdferguson
Guest
I would have thought it was in current events that you would find examples to back your statement
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
Definitely plenty in Current Events.
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Turdferguson
Guest
That and absolutely no sense of humor