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**Tryphadz** · 08-18-2010, 11:35 AM

Of course it will be open to all faiths and the faithless. After all, its main purpose will be recruitment. Anyone who wants to come in and listen to their propaganda, maybe pick up a few al-Awlaki CDs will be most welcome.

I find that icredibly annoying. I can't stand the whole religious recruitment thing. Chrisitians are actually much more annoying about it, especially in NYC. I wish everyone would just keep their religions to themselves. That said, everyone has a right to preach whatever thay want, as long as they aren't hurting anyone else.

When people talk about how "freedom isn't free", this is one of those "costs" of freedom. We're free to say what we want, believe what we want, etc... but in exchange, we must accept that others can say whatever they want, believe what they want, etc. Anyone who believes that "they hate our freedoms" should stop and think about what freedoms we are willing to give up. If we give up our freedoms, hasen't the enemy won the war?

08-18-2010, 11:35 AM	#33
Tryphadz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 475 Senior Member	Of course it will be open to all faiths and the faithless. After all, its main purpose will be recruitment. Anyone who wants to come in and listen to their propaganda, maybe pick up a few al-Awlaki CDs will be most welcome. I find that icredibly annoying. I can't stand the whole religious recruitment thing. Chrisitians are actually much more annoying about it, especially in NYC. I wish everyone would just keep their religions to themselves. That said, everyone has a right to preach whatever thay want, as long as they aren't hurting anyone else. When people talk about how "freedom isn't free", this is one of those "costs" of freedom. We're free to say what we want, believe what we want, etc... but in exchange, we must accept that others can say whatever they want, believe what they want, etc. Anyone who believes that "they hate our freedoms" should stop and think about what freedoms we are willing to give up. If we give up our freedoms, hasen't the enemy won the war?
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