[arrogantsob]

If I posted it with the intent to offend and infuriate you and to provoke you to violence then morally it would be my fault. If I filled your head with anti-Catholic propaganda and falsehoods then I would be morally responsible for what happened.

There is a huge difference between doing things intentionally and unintended consequences. These consequences were EXACTLY what the phony preacher wanted exactly.

[dfwgator]

How the Hell do you know what the pastor wanted? Did you talk to him personally?

[Grizzled Bear]

Right or wrong, I think the pastor was simply sick of our government officials bending over for pot-bellied savages. Clearly, these pot-bellied savages will never like us. We can tell they don't respect us. We had fewer problems when they feared us. I'm all for returning to the days of fewer problems.

[Bill W was a conservative]

You blathered “... IF OUR TROOPS’ JOBS WERE NOT MADE MORE DIFFICULT....” and then later, “Look I despise Islam and believe it to be the work of Satan....”

Now you’ve done it. If you think those Afghan gentlemen were upset by that stunt by “MINISTER MORON,” wait’ll they get a load of this thread, esp. your intolerant remarks about their fine religion.

[RegulatorCountry]

I’m curious as to just how you arrive at the conclusion that this pastor is “phoney” as you put it. There are Christians who believe very strongly in rebuking the doctrines of demons, and this man clearly believes this to be the case.

It wouldn’t happen to have anything to do with some sort of denominational rivalry on your part, would it?

If abortion protestors and picketers were somehow blamed for a rampage among pro-abortion groups, you’d advocate shutting down the protests, right? They caused the violence, under your line of thinking.