[lightman]

It may not be clear to Reuters who the protestors were, but from the photos and posts to YouTube it is to me: they were mostly Coptic Christians (with maybe a few modernist nominal Muslims thrown in).

Their indignation is most understandable but I am nonetheless grieved to see Christians behaving badly on the Lord's Day after Liturgy....some Third and Fourth Commandment issues here.

[bboop]

‘Indignation’ that the US supported then took out Mubarak and let a Muslim Brotherhood Islamofascist group take power? It might be a whole heck of a lot stronger than indignation. The MB is killing Coptic Christians, CC priests, burning their churches, etc. I’d probably be indignant, even on the Lord’s Day, my very self.

Who the heck do we (I mean, THEY, the Marxist liberal bleeding-hearts in DC) think they are ‘letting (I mean, causing) democracy (I mean, mob rule) reign’ in some other country? They cannot restrain themselves to changing our entire country? They have to meddle in another country without understanding either the history or the politics or the religion?

I’d be tossing tomatoes too.

[bboop]

‘Indignation’ that the US supported then took out Mubarak and let a Muslim Brotherhood Islamofascist group take power? It might be a whole heck of a lot stronger than indignation. The MB is killing Coptic Christians, CC priests, burning their churches, etc. I’d probably be indignant, even on the Lord’s Day, my very self.

Who the heck do we (I mean, THEY, the Marxist liberal bleeding-hearts in DC) think they are ‘letting (I mean, causing) democracy (I mean, mob rule) reign’ in some other country? They cannot restrain themselves to changing our entire country? They have to meddle in another country without understanding either the history or the politics or the religion?

I’d be tossing tomatoes too.