[ExI] Sarah Palin

[Robert Picone]

2010/7/20 John Clark <jonkc at bellsouth.net>

> On Jul 20, 2010, at 2:55 AM, Robert Picone wrote:
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>  no, not the same fascists
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> Yes, the exact same fascists who nearly universally agree that it's a good
> thing to murder someone who writes a novel or draws a cartoon they don't
> like. The same fascists who degrade women and preach holy war. The same
> fascists who told people the lie, and actually convinced them of it, that if
> they killed themselves and committed mass murder in the process they would
> get to live for eternity in a place that sounds like Santa Claus's workshop.
> The same fascists who have demonstrated hyper sensitivity against the
> slightest criticism of their repugnant philosophy but claim to be baffled
> anyone would be upset at building, just yards from the hole in the ground
> that was once the World Trade Center, a 13 story 100 million dollar tax free
> monstrosity that they want to open on September 11 2011.
>
>
Nope, without some rather extreme stretches of the truth, these aren't the
fascists you're looking for.


> they have the support of the community
>
>
> They certainly have the support of the Islamic community and of spineless
> politically correct leaders of government that are so terrified of being
> called racist that they are willing to sanction evil.
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>
While that may be the case, I meant the community around the planned
building site, you know, the ones who will actually be effected by the
project, not the ones who regard an arbitrary 3-block radius they are
unlikely to ever visit in an American city as Christian holyland which can
hold Churches but not mosques (There's been a mosque about 4 blocks away for
a couple decades).

The community board responsible for the area unanimously voted for it, but
of course, you know better what should be in their neighborhood than them.

> aren't said murderers and don't support them in any way.
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> Not supported in any way? I guess that's why on September 12 2001 huge
> demonstrations spontaneously broke out all over the Islamic world condemning
> the hijackers. Oh wait that didn't happen.
>
>
You know what?  The Amish also didn't break out in spontaneous large
demonstrations, neither did Novascotians or the Iroquois.  Clearly all three
parties were in cahoots with the hijackers.
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