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IS A MOCK LYNCHING OUTSIDE A MOSQUE AN APPROPRIATE 9/11 COMMEMORATION?

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IS A MOCK LYNCHING OUTSIDE A MOSQUE AN APPROPRIATE 9/11 COMMEMORATION?


[+] serious ballot by cranky
created Wed Sep 13, 06

Protestors hang Bin Laden effigy outside Culver City mosque

ANDREW DALTON
Associated Press

CULVER CITY, Calif. - Activists hanged an effigy of Osama Bin Laden across the street from a Southern California mosque Sunday to protest radical Islam on the fifth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

With a crowd of about 100 people shouting "Remember 9-11!" and "No more Jihad!" two men on the back of a pickup truck slipped a noose around the neck of a dummy wearing a Bin Laden mask and strung it up, while the crowd pelted the effigy with shoes.

The protest was organized by the United American Committee, a group that says it promotes awareness of internal threats facing America.

"I think it's crazy," said mosque spokesman Usman Madha. "We have never encouraged extremism. We were the first mosque that condemned the Sept.11 atrocities and we kicked out a few people that protested that condemnation."

The United American Committee claimed the mosque supports radical Islam. A report from the Sept. 11 commission said investigators believed two of the hijackers had visited the mosque after arriving in the United States in 2000.

"We are here in love, we are here for the Muslim people," said Peter James, a member of the United American Committee who was dressed in a black bathrobe to resemble an executioner. "We want to give you some free PR. This is a chance to distance yourself from terror."

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Do you believe this was an appropriate way to commemorate 9/11 and set an example of modern, civilized behavior for Muslims?

Yes, mock lynchings are appropriate and civilized forms of expression
No, this display was hateful and meant to terrorize Muslims
No, it's stupid and immature (but I doubt it terrorized Muslims)


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COMMENTS:
Voted : No, this display was hateful and meant to terrorize Muslims
That is totally uncivilized and unworthy of American citizens -- IF we wish to be held as an example of good around the world.
by mojo on Wed Sep 13, 06 11:24am [+]

This is protected speech, but it is vulgar, mindless, and in extreme poor taste.
by margaret123 on Wed Sep 13, 06 12:01pm [+]

Ummm. It was Osama Bin Laden. I think it would be appropriate anywhere.
by FiddleFaddleOnLSD on Wed Sep 13, 06 12:16pm [+]

Voted : No, this display was hateful and meant to terrorize Muslims
It is vulgar, mindless, and in poor taste.
by Cathexis on Wed Sep 13, 06 1:03pm [+]

Voted : No, this display was hateful and meant to terrorize Muslims
This is 1930's Nazi Germany terrorising of innocent Jewish civilians being played out again on the streets of 2006 USA, this time though it's Muslims who are at the receiving end, no one batted an eyelid when it happened to the Jews in Nazi Germany because people had been conditioned by the Nazi propaganda machine to hate and distrust the (Judes) Jews, the same propaganda is conditioning credulous Americans to do the same to Muslims.

This is a very sinister development, let's hope it isn't repeated across the States.

Regardless, this is a dreadful and shameful time for American domestic and foreign policy, and history will prove to be a harsh harsh judge, Fiddle - you of all people should know better than to be fanning the flames of this anti-semitIslam.
by Ken_from_Dublin on Wed Sep 13, 06 1:16pm [+]

^Don't know much about islamist terrorism do you ken?

Ever hear of wahabism?

The Muslim Brotherhood?

That's right, Bush did it.
by wolf_nipple_chips on Wed Sep 13, 06 2:22pm [+]

^Those a just a few for starters, as clearly you need a bit of history surrounding this subject.
by wolf_nipple_chips on Wed Sep 13, 06 2:26pm [+]

I'm well aware of them - just as you clearly don't know much about Christian terrorism, like the Aryan Brotherhood,
Aryan Nations,
Blood & Honour,
Creativity Movement,
Hammerskins,
Ku Klux Klan,
Minuteman Project,
National Socialist Movement,
Retaliator Skinhead Nation,
Volksfront,
White Aryan Resistance,Combat 18 and The Southern Brotherhood.

^Those a just a few for starters, as clearly you need a bit of history surrounding this subject. (o:
by Ken_from_Dublin on Wed Sep 13, 06 3:19pm [+]

It's stupid, luckily, no violence


^Ken, yeah, but things like the Klan, Neo-Nazis, they're not as dangerous as they used to be. Islamic fundamentalism is far more scary, because they're willing to kill indiscrimantely, besides which, how many Nazi suicide bombers do you know of?

"This is 1930's Nazi Germany terrorising of innocent Jewish civilians being played out again on the streets of 2006 USA"

Not entirely true though, is it? It's bad, but at least they're not chasing them down alleyways killing in cold blood.
by aya on Wed Sep 13, 06 3:55pm [+]

Voted : No, it's stupid and immature (but I doubt it terrorized Muslims)
If anything, I'm feeling fairly certain that we'll be seeing Mister Bush done up proper in the same fashion ere long.
by Truthseeker013 on Wed Sep 13, 06 4:57pm [+]

Voted : No, it's stupid and immature (but I doubt it terrorized Muslims)
I thought people were better than that. Clearly I was wrong -.-
by himself809 on Wed Sep 13, 06 6:06pm [+]

Ken, I've heard of all those. Their irrelevant to the point I was making.

The point is, you were saying that anti islam sentiment is as bad and as unjustified as antisemitic sentiment was in the 30's and 40's.

Your wrong.
by wolf_nipple_chips on Thu Sep 14, 06 3:14am [+]

ken... the minute men are not terrorist. They are doing a good job of protecting our borders.

Dont forget you have your own set of problems in your country

I wish I lived in Calf. I would had been there for the hanging
by hurricane on Thu Sep 14, 06 5:46am [+]

Voted : No, it's stupid and immature (but I doubt it terrorized Muslims)
If it were the other way around, you can bet your ass it wouldn't have been a mock lynching.
by _Beelzebubba on Thu Sep 14, 06 9:56am [+]

....and with the nightmare of demonisation and the state sponsored lies they are having to endure - who would blame them?
by Ken_from_Dublin on Sat Sep 16, 06 5:23am [+]

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