I think they have every right to burn the books. However, I don’t think it is wise. The MSM may decry it but it is because they love Islam.
Just because they oppose it doesn’t make it right.
Let’s not forget the dhimmi Church of the Nativity communicants when the palistinians took it over and desecrated it for a month. Islam is a violent religion bent on world comination through the 12th imam (Caliphate). FINAL Crusade is coming.
While I agree with you on teh “wisdom” of burning a book in theroy, our rights are not theory, they are proactice. While I hate the Westboro cult’s protests at slain warriors funerals, I must defend the right to speak-otherwise where (and more importantly, WHO) draws teh line? The soultion to the Westboro fiasco is a counter protest by the Partiot Guard Riders. 30-100 Harleys cranking drowns out the free speech of the one (but does not prevent it), while reminding the mourners that others care enough to be there and step between, non-violently and often non-verbally.
Burning this book or my book of faith or my flag or whatever, as lon gias it is provate property legally obtained (ie not forcibly confiscated by another/from another) is acceptable, while not niuce,it is a free speech issue.
Genrals and politicians need to pay attention to the ball, and not be distracted by the free exercise of individual rights.
Some would say your “right” to be a home school Mom (We HS’d too) is anti-social, inefficient and not legal and should be regulated by the “public schools” but you exercise your rights, no?
God Bless