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GAINESVILLE, Fla – A Florida church that was denied a permit for its controversial plan to burn copies of the Koran on Sept. 11 says the book burning will continue anyway.
The Dove World Outreach Center drew international attention after announcing its plan to burn copies of the Islamic holy text on church grounds to mark the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Gainesville city officials denied a burn permit for the center Wednesday, saying an open burning of books is not allowed under the city's burning ordinance. But in an e-mail sent out later that day, the church said, "City of Gainesville denies burn permit -- BUT WE WILL STILL BURN KORANS." "Things like 9-11, Fort Hood, and the honor killings... these are possibly not isolated incidents," Dove World Outreach Center pastor Terry Jones told MyFoxOrlando.com last week. "These are things that, if we don't stand up now, they can increase." Jones — who has written a book titled "Islam is of The Devil" and sells T-shirts bearing the same message — says even the death threats he's received over the plan won't drive him to scrap it. "We have thought about it, about the danger in holding the controversial event, and we realize that whenever we made this step, that this kind of thing could happen," he said. "But we feel it's that important, and the times call for some kind of radical measure in standing up." Interim Fire Chief Gene Prince said the church will be fined if it holds the burning. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/08/19/fla-city-church-standoff-koran-burning/ That sounds like one hell of a party! |
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so open book burning is not permissable UNLESS its a book we dont like?
interesting oh well, hope their hatred helps them sleep peaceful at night |
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I respect their rights to burn those books.
Why can't I find a copy of Tom Sawyer anywhere? |
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so where in the constitution is this right given? wouldnt that be a state determined right and isnt the permit guidelines sufficient law ?
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Thu 08/19/10 06:08 PM
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so where in the constitution is this right given? wouldnt that be a state determined right and isnt the permit guidelines sufficient law ? Actually, it's a City or County ordinance that would not permit open flames. There are legal ways to burn trash. I'm sure they'll find a way or just pay the couple hundred dollar fine. Again, I will ask. Why can't my Grandkids read Tom Sawyer in school? |
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so where in the constitution is this right given? wouldnt that be a state determined right and isnt the permit guidelines sufficient law ? Actually, it's a City or County ordinance that would not permit open flames. There are legal ways to burn trash. I'm sure they'll find a way or just pay the couple hundred dollar fine. Again, I will ask. Why can't my Grandkids read Tom Sawyer in school? to the first, if they are willing to endure the consequence, no issue there to the second,, I am not aware of any school that bans reading books....do you have more information,,,? |
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Hopefully they will just pay a fine after a nice BBQ.
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and set a nice precedent for communities who can afford the fine to burn police manuals, bibles, or any other book that symbolizes to them a negative establishment,,,,,,
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and set a nice precedent for communities who can afford the fine to burn police manuals, bibles, or any other book that symbolizes to them a negative establishment,,,,,, Twains The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn was banned because intolerant negros put up a big fuss. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/canadian_tourism/49239 |
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and set a nice precedent for communities who can afford the fine to burn police manuals, bibles, or any other book that symbolizes to them a negative establishment,,,,,, Twains The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn was banned because intolerant negros put up a big fuss. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/canadian_tourism/49239 Twenty years later, the library in Brooklyn, New York excluded Twain’s book from the children’s reading room because it felt that the character of Huck set a bad example for young people. Read more at Suite101: Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn: A History of Censorship for the Banned American Literature Classic http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/canadian_tourism/49239#ixzz0x6mbWDWP nice HISTORY about the challenging of the book, but still no information as to where in the US SCHOOLS the book is banned,,,, ?? |
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Burn baby burn!
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and set a nice precedent for communities who can afford the fine to burn police manuals, bibles, or any other book that symbolizes to them a negative establishment,,,,,, Twains The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn was banned because intolerant negros put up a big fuss. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/canadian_tourism/49239 Twenty years later, the library in Brooklyn, New York excluded Twain’s book from the children’s reading room because it felt that the character of Huck set a bad example for young people. Read more at Suite101: Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn: A History of Censorship for the Banned American Literature Classic http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/canadian_tourism/49239#ixzz0x6mbWDWP nice HISTORY about the challenging of the book, but still no information as to where in the US SCHOOLS the book is banned,,,, ?? You can goo-goo as well as the next person. Been banned in school library's for years. |
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dang my state has become anti muslim...well one religion down 10 more to go
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here is a more complte list of banned books in US history
although I still havent found any RECENTLY BANNED information apparently huck was banned for the word 'nigger' which some uptight AMERICANS (of all races) thought was probably not childhood language,,,, http://www.banned-books.com/bblista-i.html |
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so open book burning is not permissable UNLESS its a book we dont like? interesting oh well, hope their hatred helps them sleep peaceful at night |
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These folks, as many Americans have found, texts and ides in the quran they find offensive and they are offended.
Just like angry, intolerant negros demanding great literary works be banned, these folks are within their right to take out the trash. |
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Show of hands ... how many think this would have been considered an 'outrage' if others had chosen to burn the bible ... ? This is just a pisssin' contest sparked by the fact that it's the ko-ran ... Now: Somebody find me a copy of Disney's original 'Song of the South' ...
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here is a more complte list of banned books in US history although I still havent found any RECENTLY BANNED information apparently huck was banned for the word 'nigger' which some uptight AMERICANS (of all races) thought was probably not childhood language,,,, http://www.banned-books.com/bblista-i.html See, you can get away with using that word. I won't push my luck. If I had typed that word, I more than likely would have been reported, the word stricken and I more than likely would get banned. Wonder why it matters who types it? |
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Show of hands ... how many think this would have been considered an 'outrage' if others had chosen to burn the bible ... ? This is just a pisssin' contest sparked by the fact that it's the ko-ran ... Now: Somebody find me a copy of Disney's original 'Song of the South' ... |
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Show of hands ... how many think this would have been considered an 'outrage' if others had chosen to burn the bible ... ? This is just a pisssin' contest sparked by the fact that it's the ko-ran ... Now: Somebody find me a copy of Disney's original 'Song of the South' ... Understood and agreed ... I'm being sarcastic to make my point ... Big 'Bravo Zulu' to you ... |
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