[mountn man]

"Fahad and Amina Tirmizi of Farmingville, NY claim they were “assaulted, battered and forcibly removed” from the observatory in July of 2013"

Can I sue also?...

That they weren't beat enough.

[piytar]

Lawfare...

[OafOfOffice]

“The Empire State Building celebrates many cultures and causes in the world community with iconic lightings, and has a tradition of lightings for the religious holidays of Easter, Eid al Fitr (marking the end of Ramadan), Hanukkah, and Christmas,” owner Anthony E. Malkin said in a statement Wednesday.

But the real estate mogul said the privately owned building “has a specific policy against any other lighting for religious figures or requests by religions and religious organizations.”

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/06/09/empire-state-building-owner-cites-policy-saying-lights-mother-teresas-birthday/

[ridesthemiles]

They cannot ‘PRAY’ on MY private property, either!!!

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

the Muslim plaintiffs claim they were unjustifiably denied their civil rights to pray on someone else’s private property.

Case dismissed. What rights to do whatever one pleases does one have on someone else's private property?

[LyinLibs]

On the observation deck they should have a corner set aside for moslems to pray on a nice prayer rug.

Only catch is, once the moslem steps onto the rug, he suddenly notices that it’s suspended taut by thread, over a missing floor panel.

As he plummets 100 stories toward a roped-off ‘madrassah’ on the sidewalk, my voice is amplified as I deliver MY morning prayer at full volume, wagging my finger, declaring: Taqqiya!!!!

[Dick Bachert]

Memo to the muzzies:
PLEASE, just KEEP PUSHING YOUR ERSATZ “RELIGION” IN OUR FACES UNTIL YOU PISS OFF EVERY NON-MUZZIE IN AMERICA!!

Thank you!!!

[Tennessee Nana]

Sometimes people raise their voices if they are being ignored. This could be particularly true of a security officer trying to instruct someone to move along.

The suit describes the plaintiffs as being “forcibly escorted” down to the lobby and out of the building. That would be consistent with someone refusing to voluntarily comply with their instructions.
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It could also be consistent with closing time and someone refusing to voluntarily leave the premises...

[Steve_Seattle]

I assume that the problem wasn’t the praying per se, but the manner in which it is done - with prostrations and so forth - which would interfere with the ability of other tourists to move about freely. This very much sounds like a staged event, intended to provoke a response.

[Dick Bachert]

Memo to the muzzies:
PLEASE, just KEEP PUSHING YOUR ERSATZ “RELIGION” IN OUR FACES UNTIL YOU PISS OFF EVERY NON-MUZZIE IN AMERICA!!

Thank you!!!

[JoeProBono]

[skinkinthegrass]

yeah..these (8th century) Muslims; think if they on prey/pray
on it, it's theirs..they use OUR institutions, to destroy US(A).

[conserv8]

Matthew 6:5

[metmom]

The lawsuit stems from an incident in which the Muslim plaintiffs claim they were unjustifiably denied their civil rights to pray on someone else’s private property.

There is no right to be able to pray on someone else's private property.

Fahad and Amina Tirmizi of Farmingville, NY claim they were “assaulted, battered and forcibly removed” from the observatory in July of 2013.

I call BS on most of this.

It's a set up, plain and simple.

An attempt to change the laws of this country through litigation.

[Slings and Arrows]

"Case dismissed."

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[nothingnew]

When will the time come to get rid of (ahem)certain people?

FMCDH(BITS)

[GeronL]

They think they have a right to use other peoples property now, they are a lot like the homosexuals

[B.O. Plenty]

Just one more thing which is being added to the list of outrages that muslims have perpetrated against America.

When the list gets long enough....