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Michigan: Small Town To Allow Muslim Call To Pray Over Loud Speakers

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Lincoln:

--- Quote from: rampant on May 19, 2004, 07:13:20 PM ---
--- Quote from: The Poster Formerly Known As Lincoln on May 19, 2004, 07:04:23 PM ---Quit whining.

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im assuming your muslim. with that said

im sure you would be whining like a little baby if it was ruled ok for christians to play worship music over a loud speaker that could be heard all over your city.

not to mention it would play all day long. suddenly its not such a good thing.


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I live in a town with 10 + churches which have bells ringing all day, go figure. It annoys me a bit, but oh well. I don't whine, last time I looked I had a penis and am therefore not a woman.

Trauma-san:
If the people near me did this, I'd just set up speakers and sing "How Great Thou Art" all day.  

Woodrow:

--- Quote from: The Poster Formerly Known As Lincoln on May 19, 2004, 07:31:27 PM ---I live in a town with 10 + churches which have bells ringing all day, go figure. It annoys me a bit, but oh well.

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Church bells are 100% different than a Muslim call to prayer.

Montana00:
i got a church by me that rings its bells.

and christian church bells btw dont ring 5 times a day. just in case you cant count i did it for you. church bells last like 30 seconds while a call to prayer can last 2 minute.

but these two things cant be compared.

Woodrow:

--- Quote from: rampant on May 20, 2004, 04:23:25 AM ---i got a church by me that rings its bells.

and christian church bells btw dont ring 5 times a day. just in case you cant count i did it for you. church bells last like 30 seconds while a call to prayer can last 2 minute.

but these two things cant be compared.

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How old are you?

I've been trying to make sense of your posts, but I'm really having a hard time.


Anyways, I've got a couple of questions about this topic...

If the Christian 10 Commandments are banned from a Court House in Georgia why would the preaching of a religion be allowed to be brodcast across the city 5 times a day?

Where is the ACLU? They've been screaming their heads off about removing crosses from city seals, but they are silent on this issue.

Call me crazy, but if a city councilman is muslim, isn't this a conflict of interest?

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