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  • And this is why there shouldn't be religion, more people have killed in the name of their God than anything else, and no one should be able to deny that, and for the love of christ stop actin like your real christians, God never told you to hate another ones religion, anyone who hates others religions or races are the true satins

  • burn a mosque in your area. Death to all Muslim's.

  • The people of this town should be ashamed. You are an embarrassement to our country and the American Way. Bigotry and ignorance rears it's ugly head ,yet again... And they call themselves, "Christians"... This is about as far from "Christ-like" as you can get...Disgusting....

  • I dont agree with the mosque in Tn and def for the one in new york...No Mosque! No Mosque!

  • So a piece of heavy machinery catchs fire in the engine comartment and its called a hate crime?

    I repaire equipment like this all the time.Its not that uncommon for a machine to catch fire in this manner.

    Just another random event people will try to blow out of perportion.

    The only thing that gets me about this .is how stupid people have truelly become.

    This was no crime.It was a machine that caught fire that could have been a ton of resones.hate crime they would have burnt the cab.

  • @2ldr I fear it might even happen again with the new equipment.

  • @Jon839508 Well if it does it just a moron takeing advantage.

    lets look at it the way it is.

    Pit whites and blacks against each other

    Pit south Americans against north Americans

    Pit muslims against all 3 and all 3 against muslims

    It goes on and on.Divide and conquor.

    Its just a game to them and most idiots play right into it.

  • Anti-christ

  • I hate this, i'm not a religious person and i hate no religion, so i don't have any favoritism here, but jeeze! The damn mosque idea is to expand for more people to do more things! its like all the Christians building a rec center so the youth will get more involved. I knew that religions of all kind had been at a timid war but my god, this is just...... this is why i never got involved with this mumbo jumbo stuffs.

  • Look at this dumb cow of a women converting to islam, that really is insanity in it's purest form, she has no idea the hell islam is!

  • I hope this continues to happen until these bastards move the proposed mosque at Ground Zero somewhere else. Fuck Muslims.

  • This is a Christian Terrorist attack on Muslims!!!

  • @justinC504 how do you know? not even the polie knows that! You must be prejudice against christians beause you just put the blame on them without knowing any facts! Oh noes...you are not a good person. its okay.

  • @sharinganclan213 Christianity is a false hostile Religion!

  • @justinC504 Just because of one attack. I think you need to look at Islam.

  • @justinC504 that's like the hottest african chick i've ever seen in your background.

  • @justinC504 Yeah, how do they like that. Except we were smart enough to not kill ourselves in the process.

  • @Jon839508 This is a Christian Extremist attack on Muslims!

    Christianity is a false hostile Religion!

  • @justinC504 no christian is the only right relgiion theres is wrong

  • I recall when I first starting hearing about terrorism back in the 70's.

    I thought, wow thats terrible that small group of people did that.

    Then I saw another act of terror. "Wow theres another small gorup"

    Then ANOTHER act of terror followed by another, then by another.

    A question came to my mind. "What do all these small groups have in common?"

    Islam.

    Then I thought, "wow, how can one religion be so twisted and taken out of context?"

    THen I found out it wasn't out of context

  • People always would find something to hate on that's just them natural, don't matter how many law you create won't change natural of human being.

    The media is doing great job creating monsters. I hope a generates alot rating for them, or who knows they might find that big story they been look for.

  • Very simple solution: stop practicing your religion

  • The 101 Air borne did it...

  • islam is a good decoy enemy. The retarded plebs (common folk) wouldn't recognise a more suspicious "enemy" if it knocked on their front door. Ironically, they're getting patted on the back by the very same people for spouting their venom of fear. The real "enemy" will not look different with scarfs and clothing and foreign languages,. They will look like you, talk like you, smile like you.. and you wouldn't have a clue or the guts to speak out against them even if you spotted them. so carry on.,

  • hate crimes across the country

  • this is stupid a hate crime, if anyone is to blame its the israeli mossad and the zionist watch the ring of power or zionist war crimes educate not hate

  • good you should be scared our soilders in iraq are scared the people on 9/11 were scared and if you want to change my opinion of you then your people should stand up more and do somthing to get those terriorsts out of your country, you know where there hiding rat them out and prove to us that your willing to die for your country like we do for ours and yours. Fight back then our view may change. I bet if a nuke went off and your women and children lay dead you would be motivated then.

  • @masterman3178 We should NOT be scared of just your ever day friendly Muslim which is what most Muslims are.

  • @cheater87 im afraid of the muslims that live next door there children are monsters i can hear them running and playing at all hours of the night or there in the youth terriorists of america training orginazation.

  • @masterman3178 Oh noes not kids having.......FUN!!!!!! Your a bigot Masterman painting all Muslims as terrorists.

  • @cheater87 lol i dont care if they have fun there kids lol let them have fun thats what there suppose to be doing just not at 1 am when i have to get up early the next day. It was a joke an no not all muslims are bad and im not a bigot, i dont mind being around muslims or having them live next to me but one should still be mindful of what there doing just like i would be mindful if there was a burgalur on the lose and i saw a strange man in my naborhood.

  • @masterman3178 Well you should of made it obvious because online you can't tell sarcasm.

  • @cheater87 yea true i guess i should have clarified.

  • Ignorance breeds hate, once again.

  • usa terrorist havent stopped just grown,what hatred,,,do you treat china like this ,cuz then that be little bit of heart not anger ,your just a spitefull country usa and being a ozzie that looks up to you ,i say us ozzies are far better then you,even your hate lingered here at one stage,all you do reflects on us ,so your fake wars getting us killed and so much hate for every country on news besides your own,disgusting totally

  • All religions on the world teach us to stay together with peace, no religions teach us to kills, to burns, to bombing.. Cause Terrorist they don't have faith and religion... I Love peace.

  • I used to live in Murfreesboro and i have to say it was pretty nice out there. Bell Buckle was also nice and quiet. This is something only a fringe group would do based on my experience living there.

  • thats just wrong

  • This will happen all over the world until the average peace loving Muslim fights and discourages the extremist Muslims who perpetrate acts of terrorism.

  • @brendafohio Actually, once a Muslim population grows you will begin to see domestic jihad groups. Those that don't follow Sharia law, regardless if they call themselves Muslim or not, will be killed.

    If you look at countries that are predominately Muslim, there will still be sectarian violence amoung themselves.

    There is no peace with Islam.

  • @6thMessenger so thats why islam means peace and you know this if you listen to them,jews hate christains not muslims,there lw there country ,yes one can try to help assist but there culture is theres,,why not invade india,there the same...why are they the only who can wear head clothing in banks,cuz there terrorist,no we are the white man.....reply to your 6thM reply..

  • @tlndofa It actually states in the Qur'an, there will only be peace when Islam and Sharia law controls all lands.

    Islam actually means submission in Arabic. The whole world will Submit to Allah...then there will be peace.

    If a Muslims says otherwise they are using Taqiyya to lie to you because non-believers dont deserve the truth. They are beneath Muslims.

  • @tlndofa LOL

    But in lands where Muslims are 100% of the population there still isn't peace.

    Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, egypt, yemen... always violence. Always killing each other.

    Not to mention 100% intolerent to anyone peoples that are not Muslim.

  • @6thMessenger north south curia ... russia and sum other joint had a war not long ago and china was murdering heaps like usa,what usa do nothing..but peace talks in curia...gazza what usa do nothing,crowations and surbs been fighting just as long in ends in peace talks not invading,,,gunho person...

  • @tlndofa I am glad you brought up those countries...

    The fighting in those countries were all versus Islamic groups.

    No one can make peace with the Muslims. Their Islamic beliefs will not allow it.

    "to make friends with a non-beleiver makes you one of them..." It says in the Quran.

    LOL Islam is the enemy of the world.

  • @6thMessenger leave them alone and they work out there differences or guide them..being gunho is just that ,,you fulls killed a million of them and have this shit to say,and the world goes fuked the same time...get fuked no more replies your a blind fool...grow up and learn stop your spite and thing peace dont mean peace ...get out ,you fought against invasion with oz now you make us do it...i am out of this page,waste of time...

  • @6thMessenger someone please spam this idiots comments. Retard.

  • @Didymosrules

    Muslim leaders are ok with moving forward with this despite sensitivities of the public, yet they are trying to inhibit the church in florida from burning the Qur'an.

    There are already riots in countries burning our flag and saying "death to America!" Would anything change if we burned the Qur'an?

    We have the right to free speech, I say here's the matches. Light that sucker up.

    Lets give those evil sons a bitches a taste of their own medicine!

  • @6thMessenger 2nd reply???It actually states in the Qur'an, there will only be peace when Islam ,,,,islam is true peace and it shows in oz there the only ones who can wear head cloths in banks i wud be arrested...there the most peacefull in australia mate,fact...

  • @tlndofa The Australian government made a public announcement somewhat recently stating that, Sharia law will not be tolerated or permited in Australia.

    The same thing needs to happen in America.

  • @6thMessenger not to do with the law being spread just they live in total peace within our country and keep there faith,thats a perfeact system...we let them keep there culture....who are we to take aboriginal culture away

  • I love seeing America come together to oppose a fascist reliogious ideology.

    If you look at other politically correct countries, the larger the Muslim population the more violence there is.

    This is one religion we don't need in this country.

  • i think its time to shut down the tea party.

  • these muzzies did it themselves to get sympathy and some media coverage. now they gonna get shit load of money from islamists to finish their terror mosque.

  • racists comming back? The criminals are Anti American anti Christian and anti Human. Those Muslims have nothing to do with 911. You think otherwise then you are a sick dumb terrorist .

  • Fuck muslims

    inb4 teaparty shit

  • they win we all lose WWIII here we go

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  • wow

  • an Islamic mosque attacked in redneck country

    what a shocker

  • This is a hate crime and a terrorist act. This is the same thing the KKK did to black churches in black neighborhoods to let them know they are not welcome there. :(

  • @cheater87 Hate crime, Yes. A terrorist act no.

    If they flown a plane into the Mosque while people were praying inside...that would have been a terror attack.

    In any case, lets build a Christian community center and church next to it to honor them.

  • @6thMessenger according to the webster dictionary terrorism is defined as: the systematic use of terror especially as a means of coercion.

    Now, if the Mosque was attacked to COERCE Muslims into not being in Nashville or not to build a Mosque there then that sir IS terrorism. And I want to know why all the white Christians have not come out and apologize for this act.

  • @BigPreme Unfortunately the courts don't use websters to determine a law.

    The actual LEGAL term defines terrorism as: acts dangerous to human life that are a violation of the criminal laws of the United States or of any State.

    There was no act endangering life.

  • @6thMessenger @6thMessenger Nope, now on to the ACTUAL definition as made up by U.S. Legal Law:

    (5) the term “domestic terrorism” means activities that—

    (A) involve acts dangerous to human life that are a violation of the criminal laws of the United States or of any State;

    (B) appear to be intended—

    (i) to intimidate or coerce a civilian population;

    Tried to post the link here but youtube wont allow it.

  • @BigPreme I know the link.

    In law these are called "elements". The first element that must be satisfied is "acts dangerous to life' to be considered Terrorism.

  • @6thMessenger Can you please just shut the fuck up? Seriously your religion is far worse than any that I have seen. Your religion has more terrorist groups that lynch people for not agreeing with them. I am not going to answer your reply. You are a ignorant buffoon that only comments on these videos to get attention.

    I will not respond to your replies SO DON'T BOTHER.

  • @Didymosrules First of all, you are assuming an awful lot...like my religion.

    And you know what they say about assuming. ...YOu just made an ass out of yourself.

    NEXT, Islam has had more acts of terror than all other religions combined since Islam was invented...600 + years after the death of Christ.

    Read the news. Terror is spread over the entire world and perpatrated 100% by Muslims, be it the TAliban, Al Qaeda or any other group affiliated with Islam.

  • @6thMessenger usa made bin laden,and all that follow and lets them recruit the families they murder...yes there acts of fighting against invasion has rission and so would any other country if not worse ,since it has nothing to do with there goverment or army ,to any rezone you started your fake wars usa...there so fuking stupid...3000 die not the gverments fault if anything you point at what you made,let alone lie..where was bush and why wasnt he ran off to secure..sat outside a clssroom.fool,hi

  • @tlndofa Well, I have heard conspiracy theorists claim that before, but we have never actually seen any evidence.

    Even now that the Americans are gone, there is increased sectarian violence in Iraq.

    Muslims will always be blood thirsty. It is taught in the Qur'an. Any Muslim that claims to be peaceful is either using Taqiyya to lie or are not real muslims.

  • @6thMessenger any thing that points at the pilot means he is usa not any muslim country,you usa made binladen...more vilance in iraq cuz there angry you usa done this to there country and there army let it...no muslims have laws but besides there laws they are more peaceful thats a fact of the laws in the bible.quran.and usa didnt fight the UK and kill the real rednecks..cowboys and indians you'll always be it seems...vlog one winters soldiers tail.only a man can admit his wrong without excuses

  • @tlndofa Actually the fighting that plagues Muslims countries, especially Iraq has NOTHING to do with America. It is between Muslim Shiites and Muslim Sunni. Each believes they should be the controling party and that the other group is inferior and wrong in their pursuit of Islam.

    Lebanon just had a huge battle between Sunni and Shi'a. I know Islamic leader claim everything is America's fault because they don't want to take resposibility.

  • @6thMessenger bullshit israel been invading murdering raping everything you can think of and usa joined in and blamed there creation,binladen...man serious you people are so full of hate it blinds you

  • @tlndofa Am i?

    Read the news. The stoning of women, an Islamic fatwa against hiring women, the execution of gays, sunni and Shia using machine guns and rockets to fight each other in a peaceful residential neighbor hood, Pakistani's threatening to kill any foreign aid workers trying to help with the flood...

    violence all over the world, and Islam is at the core.

  • @6thMessenger thanks usa for the boost to all the caos...let countries grow and stop invading causing havoc world wide..like i said you usa cunts got young punks to start picking on muslims here ,you rub off on oz,,,you cunts..

  • @6thMessenger one of the greatest flaws of a democracy is that the majority who vote are retarded. Honestly, you are quite stupid. You have the power to vote. With that in mind, you further dumb down this country and bring people to your level. Quit your preaching. I don't buy into your stupid religion bullshit. Stop advertising your imaginary friends. I don't like religions at all, but if I see a moron, I call them out, especially if it is a moron who can vote, who will dumb down everything.

  • @Didymosrules OH now democracy is flawed because it gives everyone the right to vote...wow. You are a pathetic, uneducated, anti-american idiot.

    I do support the right to free speech, though I would recommend you just stop speaking unless you can manage to come up with something topical for this thread.

    You say you have read my comments but the best reply you can come up with is "spam this idiot"...

    I guess that shows that you are truly brain dead.

  • @6thMessenger You are so full of shit. You don't even read, so don't talk crap. I know a very effective treatment for people like you, don't talk to them. Anyways Christian terrorism is far more frequent, again READ A FREAKING HISTORY BOOK. Secondly if Christian terrorism has occured since the foundation of Christianity, then Christian terrorism is far more frequent

    Stupid, stupid stupid. I can't take you seriously. Call me an ass? Please! You don't even know the crap that you are talking about.

  • @Didymosrules Oh brilliant comments...you must have come close to hurting yourself trying to think all that up. Now put your helmet on and board the small bus.

    Islam demands sensitivity to its beliefs from the world, yet they feel free to trample on everyone else's sensitivities.

    L.O.L to Christian terrorism...yea we hear about it all time right? Where? When?

    Oh you want to talk history? Go for it.

    No matter where you go I can prove you wrong 3 different ways. Islam is evil. Period.

  • @6thMessenger I have read at least 5 or 6 comments of yours and I can't help by laughing at them. Do you honestly get that confused, all the time? I am done with this conversation. Farewell.

  • @cheater87 Yep, It is the hate and fear that will kill us all.. these people do not know how to debate something.

    They rather preach hate and destroy.. they are the reason we are likely to meet our end. They are the reason we have war and suffering... i hope someday kind people learn to stick together and push out the haters.

  • This is what right-wing talk radio fuels. Right-wing radio is fueling hate against Muslims. Right-wingers are their own worst enemies and eventually the fairness doctrine will come again because of their STUPIDITY!!!!

    FAIRNESS DOCTRINE!!!!

  • @VexZeez Are you really for freedom of speech?

  • @abarzilai664

    My hope is if more people bring up the FAIRNESS DOCTRINE that it might make these right-wing talk show host think twice before fueling this hate-fest. It's out of control IMO: taxi guy gets stabbed, black guy mistaken as Muslim is driven away, Pastor calls for burn the Koran day, mosques protests spread across the nation, and now property is destroyed. What's next and when will it end? It's turning into a crisis and control-freaks take advantage of crises.

  • @VexZeez

    I suspect we are going to have another Crusade to once again fight back the Muslim horde and keep the land and people free of Islam and Sharia.

  • @VexZeez Do you listen to the Alex Jones show, cause you'll have to kiss Jones goodbye if the fairness doctrine becomes law, and also it will be harder to watch MSNBC since the purpose of this so-called law would say that these shows must show "both" sides which the comentators are loathe to do. Another question how will this "law" be enforced in the age of the internet.

  • what have we become?

  • The people who did this are UnAmerican and have gone against this country and the US Constitution.

  • @hieian

    Nothing unamerican about fighting against a religion that promotes violence, hatred, and governmental takeovers to Islamic law. The constitution is not on Islams side, freedom of religion doesn't include hostile faiths to the well being of our nation, which by the way was founded on Christian values not Islamic ones.

    Go move to Saudi Arabia or Iran or the many of other backwards countries caused by Islamic rule and live there. America is great because of Christian values.

  • @Uaz31 The first amendment goes counter to the first commandment. America is a secular nation not a Christian one.

  • @Christ724

    Nothing in the first amendment says this is a secular nation. Fact is this nation was founded a Christian nation not a secular one. The founding fathers were Christian no secular and definately not muslim.

  • @Uaz31 Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech.....etc. I don't see anything about a Christian nation there do you? Todays qoute of the day is

    Millions of innocent men, women and children, since the introduction of Christianity, have been burnt, tortured, fined and imprisoned; yet we have not advanced one inch towards uniformity.

    -Thomas Jefferson, Notes on Virginia, 1782

  • @SYNICtheAtheist

    That amendment is to protect religion from government not government from religion, you misunderstand the context. It was established so we wouldn't have another rule as we did with the papacy but it was not meant to separate faith from politics but rather just the opposite so that our faith would be protected. And yes it was about our Christian heritage as the founding fathers were very much indeed Christians.

  • @SYNICtheAtheist

    Jefferson simply quotes the First Amendment then uses a metaphor, the "wall", to separate the government from interfering with religious practice. Notice that the First Amendment puts Restrictions only on the Government, not the People! The Warren Court re-interpreted the First Amendment thus putting the restrictions on the People!

  • @SYNICtheAtheist

    At the very heart of Jefferson's idea "Wall of Separation", is the notion that the government will not interfere with people's right to worship God. The very fact that the government has ruled to regulate religious practices, indicates that the government has crossed that "Wall of Separation."

  • @SYNICtheAtheist

    It is very evident from the record that Thomas Jefferson believed in God and felt that religion should play an important role in the government, and that government could and should support churches. Would Jefferson who added the word "God" to the National Motto, agree with the 9th Circuit Court, who stated that the word "God" in the Pledge of Alegance is Unconstitutional? The War that the Supreme Court has lanchd on people of faith Jeffrsn wld be agnst

  • @Uaz31 Evident? I'm taking direct qoutes from Jefferson. Also i don't remember saying that Jefferson didn't believe in God. FYI there are alot of people that believe in A god or "god" that aren't christian. The word isn't trademarked by christians. The Plege was created in 1892 and Under god was added in 1954.

    "Christianity neither is, nor ever was a part of the common law."

    -Thomas Jefferson, letter to Dr. Thomas Cooper, February 10, 1814

    Do some research.

  • @SYNICtheAtheist

    Im talking about direct quotes from Jefferson as well. You took that quote out of context as well.

    Thomas Jefferson was raised in an Anglican family.

    He went to a Christian school and was taught by Christian pastors.

    Jefferson attended church regularly his whole life.

    As an adult he served on the Vestry of the Anglican church.

  • @SYNICtheAtheist

    Engraved on the walls of the Jefferson Memorial in Washington D.C. are the words of our third President: "God who gave us life gave us liberty. Can the liberties of a nation be secure when we have removed a conviction that these liberties are the gift of God?"

  • @SYNICtheAtheist

    I shall need, too, the favor of that Being in whose hands we are, who led our forefathers, as Israel of old, from their native land, and planted them in a country flowing with all the necessaries and comforts of life; who has covered our infancy with his providence, and our riper years with his wisdom and power;

    ---------->

  • @SYNICtheAtheist

    cont...

    - and to whose goodness I ask you to join with me in supplications, that he will so enlighten the minds of your servants, guide their councils, and prosper their measures, that whatsoever they do, shall result in your good, and shall secure to you the peace, friendship, and approbation of all nations (Jefferson, 1805).

  • @SYNICtheAtheist

    Simply put, Jefferson publically called upon the God of the Israelites and the God of the Bible, and likewise called upon the citizenry of this country to pray to that same God.

  • @Uaz31 Doesn't change the fact that the first amendment goes counter to the first commandment. The U.S. is not a Christian nation, Washington made it clear in the treaty of Tripoli. Many of the founding fathers were Christians and some were Deists while others may have been agnostic/atheists but they were all secularists. Secular =/= Atheist and the wall of separation has to work both ways, otherwise you'll have a theocracy like Iran or of 18th Century Britain.

  • @Christ724

    Not true. America was very much founded a Christian nation. The First Amendment gives citizens the Freedom to Worship God without Government interference, thats what it was intended as not to prohibit religion in government but to prohibit government in religion.

  • @Uaz31 Again, it's clearly stated in the Treaty of Tripoli that we are not a Christian nation. The wall of separation HAS to work both ways. If religion gets into government it would lead the very thing our founding fathers fought against! Unless you're advocating a kind of Christian Theocratic State, the U.S. has always been secular and it should be secular so people can worship their religion in peace without suffering discrimination.

  • @Christ724 The government is not the nation, and the government of the United States is not the same as the state and local governments. In adopting the First Amendment, the Founders clearly intended that there be no established religion at the national level, but they left the states free to have their own establishments. A primary reason for the adoption of the First Amendment establishment clause was the different establishments at the state level .

  • @Uaz31 But for there to be fairness it has to be applied at the state level as well. It doesn't make sense if it's just at the national level and then broken at the state level. It's contradictory. Being a secular state doesn't mean everyone going to government has to be atheist. Anyone can go into politics and speak of religion and spirituality. That's ok but when it comes down to MANDATING prayer in public facilities or promoting a particular religion then the 1st amendment has been violated.

  • @Christ724

    Your missing the point. The equality and values our nation has today, altho heavily corrupted now, were founded on Christian ethics. Atheism doesn't evolve the kind of values we have in America, it would have been a very different nation indeed if we were founded an atheist nation. We would most likely still be subject to the Royal throne of England.

  • @Christ724

    Mandating prayer as a right is OUR right and is not against the 1st amendment, its in agreement with it. Not promoting a particular religion isn't what the 1st amendment was about it was about not passing laws concerning with the establishment of religion in order to protect our rights to worship as we see fit not in order to separate religion from government. You misunderstand what the first amendment is saying.

  • @Christ724

    Those who cite the Treaty of Tripoli as evidence that this nation was not founded on the Christian religion, usually ignore the Treaty of Paris of 1783. This Treaty, negotiated by Ben Franklin and John Adams among others, is truly a foundational document for the United States, because by this Treaty Britian recognized the independence of the United States.

  • @Christ724

    The Treaty begins with the words, "In the Name of the most holy and undivided Trinity... ," and there is no dispute about its validity or its wording.

  • @Christ724

    The United States has in no way always been secular, it was founded by Christians and guided by Christian principles. The founding fathers considered themselves the modern day Moses and took largely from the story of the Exodus in the Bible in the governing of our nation.

  • @Uaz31 It may have been founded by Christians and some were guided by their faith but to say this means we should call this country a "Christian nation" would be a fallacy. As for the Moses thing, they were referring to him as a law giver more than an actual religious figure.

    "The Constitution of the U.S. forbids everything like an establishment of a national religion." - James Madison

  • @Christ724

    No it wouldn't be a fallacy because a Christian nation was exactly what our founding fathers invisioned. Yes, Moses was idolized as a law giver, I didn't mention him as a religious figure. Its all about the law, God's law.

    Again what they were referring to is the essential message that America was not nor would be a Christian theocracy. They were in no way denoucing their Christian heritage in government policy. Without our Christian roots America wld have been communistorworst

  • @Christ724

    Jefferson simply quotes the First Amendment then uses a metaphor, the "wall", to separate the government from interfering with religious practice. Notice that the First Amendment puts Restrictions only on the Government, not the People!

    It is interesting to note that 3 days after Jefferson wrote those words, he attended church in the largest congregation in North America at the time.

  • @Uaz31 So what? It's fine to hold services so long as other religions are allowed to do so. In fact, I saw a video of Hindu leading prayer at the Capitol building...until he was interrupted by people yelling, "THIS IS A CHRISTIAN NATION!" and "GET OUT SATANIST!"

    For example: It's ok for kids to pray at school it's just not ok for the teachers to encourage it or do it during class time. (This applies to all religions, unfortunately, some people break this rule)

  • @Christ724

    Sure, we allow freedom of religion and thats what the founding fathers invisioned, however, they took heart in the Christian faith and new that was where God was to be found, the principles speak for themselves.

    Religions such as Islam, however, are destructive to the equality and values, our foundation and way of life of life and are really no different than a communist group wearing religion as a mask for political agenda as Islam does target government.

  • @Christ724

    This church held its weekly worship services on government property, in the House Chambers of the U.S. Capital Building.

  • @Christ724

    Regarding the treaty of tripoli, the phrase "founded on the Christian religion" would have a certain meaning to those whose state were "founded on" the Islamic religion -- a "Mehomitan nation". The essential message would be that America was not a Christian theocracy, or a state where the church had political power, as the religious authorities in Muslim nations had power -- which is something no one argues for America. That is what was meant, not that America was not Christian

  • @Uaz31 The reason it would have a certain "meaning" is because when religion gets into government it ends up turning into theocracies. That's the whole point. If America is a Christian nation that it implies it has a national religion, that implies that it's a theocratic state. If government is not to interfere with people in the realm of religion it has to be secular. It can't pick favorites.

  • @Christ724 Religion has been a part of Americas' government since its foundation. Being a Christian nation doesn't automatically make it a theocracy. The whole point was that they didn't want to end up with another monarchy as with the Vatican. They were not dismissing Christian ethics they were protecting them from tyranical rule. So no you don't automatically get a theocracy when you have a national religion. Islam for instance doesn't have the same safe guards we do.

  • @Christ724

    "If government is not to interfere with people in the realm of religion it has to be secular."

    True but the government was established under Christian principles. The government itself is secular in that it isn't a respector of persons but the principles it is established by are not secular in the least. Its broken at the state level to empower the people over the government instead of the government over the people. Its why we are called the "united" states and not ussr

  • @Uaz31 Islam is not the problem, the problem is just like faux Christians killing doctors and blowing up abortion clinics where those acts are against Christianity and the Bible and Catholic priests raping boys where those acts are against Catholicism. The Freedom of Religion is for every person who practices regardless of what religion they belong to where it is unAmerican and goes against this country and the US Constitution. As far as those other countries , you and some other people.

  • @Uaz31cont

    should be lucky that this country is not where the church is the state where anyone who goes against any religion or goes against the true practice of the religion would be incarcerate or be put to death depending on the offense. Those faux Christians and Catholics would be put to death just like those faux Muslims who don't practice Islam the correct way which follows the same practice as other religions. Do some reading and research from a real Mosque and Iman.

  • Who funds the "globalist" mosque:

    Carnegie Corporation, Rockefeller Brothers, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Rockefeller Philanthropy, Ford Foundation, etc

    Right-winger hate-mongers protesting mosques:

    Temecula, California

    Murfreesboro, Tennessee

    Sheboygan, Wisconsin

  • I hate all religion, but I'll take Muslims over Christians anyday.

    Especially the dumb bible-believing christians of the US south.

  • @awesome220 Here here

  • @awesome220 I hate all religion also, but I wouldn't take either one!

  • Yay! Burn it down! Take your Islam and get the Hell out of our country! This is America, land of the free not land of the oppressed by Islamic law. Islam is not a peaceful religion its no different than communism that wears religion as a mask. We don't allow communism cells in America so why Islamic ones? Take your Islam and to move to a backwards country caused by Islam and live there, we don't want it.

  • @Uaz31

    Stop talking and do something. All bark and most likely no bite.

  • Interesting, this was the woman that was on the John Stewart show. This hate the GOP has created is sick and EVIL! Islam is of PEACE! How about the millions killed in the CHRISTIAN CRUSADES?!? ALL RELIGIONS HAVE EXTREMISTS, SCOTT RODER is a good example, so should people protest Christian churches?!? USE YOUR BRAIN NOT YOUR FISTS

  • @hunterswine The 9/11 attacks were inspired by islam, and you are saying that it is a religion of peace. I'll go one step further and say no religion is one of peace.

  • @hunterswine The crusades were centuries ago.

  • Oh lose the headscarf and people won't reflect badly towards you Carrie "Ayash". You LOVEEEE being oporessed Carrie?

  • @longhairfan How do u know she is oppressed? Did she tell u that?

  • hell yes!

    Finally some good news. Lets hope this becomes a growing trend.

  • @tradernorton05 worst comment ever made.....are you some kind of nazy party or KKK member??? i bet you are

  • @esunsinverguenza

    No, I have nothing to do with the KKK or nazi party.

    You lost the bet.....

  • @tradernorton05 You may not claim to be a Nazi, but your comments sound Nazi to me.

  • @tradernorton05 Your sick and no kind of human, how do you sleep knowing who you are? Oh i guess your ignorant of what you are. Sick sadistic and filled with vile blind hate.

  • @hunterswine

    lol, go file your complaint with the ACLU or CAIR.

    I could care less.......

  • @tradernorton05

    You'll be complaining when your stupidity fuels the FAIRNESS DOCTRINE eliminating your favorite hate-radio host. You're your own worst enemy. HAHAHA!!

  • @VexZeez

    Sorry to disappoint you kiddo, but I dont listen to talk radio.....and I'm neither repub or demo----both parties are fucking worthless.

    My views are non-biased.

  • @tradernorton05

    Your youtube channel shows otherwise. I'm not disappointed.

  • @VexZeez

    um, are you implying that I have to belong to a political party in order to have a viewpoint?

    wow, you sure exposed yourself as a narrow-minded socialist.

    Anyways, you're hopeless, and you should consider your reply ignored.

  • @tradernorton05

    I didn't imply, hint, or suggest anything but CLEARLY said you lean to the right and I lean to the right too on certain issues and lean to the left on others. But this hate and emotions is being fueled by right-wing media.

    "wow, you sure exposed yourself as a narrow-minded socialist."

    You showed me. I better go to hiding since I was exposed by you. Haha.

    "consider your reply ignored."

    Bye-bye!! and good riddance hate-monger!

  • @tradernorton05

    Right-wing hate-mongers.

  • @tradernorton05 Just another new utube face of the Fox GOP Republican Party Sarah Palin Glen Beck Tea Party New America,Its the Old KKK of 100 years ago reborn into this new hate hidden behind the Fox commentators Beck Hannity Oreily and the rest,the new GOP party lead by the usual suspects.

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