[newheart]

Ah, but don't worry a bunch of Christians are out every day protesting the new LDS temple that was built here. I asked them the other day if they do the same thing when a new mosque goes up. Today I will ask them why they don't go support Hobby Lobby.

So I am trying to figure out exactly what your point is. Are you suggesting that, instead of exercising their 1st Amendment rights, they should go shopping at Hobby Lobby? (At least that is, IMHO, one of the best ways to support Hobby Lobby.)

Personally I find protesting against an LDS temple or a mosque to be foolish (though perfectly legal and constitutionally protected) because it is an effort to prevent those groups from exercising their own freedom of religion.

What I am seeing is a bit of a contradiction. You seem to be opposed to the freedom of religion for Muslims, but in favor of it for Hobby Lobby?

[riri]

My point is this. Rather than expending energy going after people who have more in common with you than not and who should be your natural allies perhaps they should unite and go after the people who really are trying to persecute them. The left.

I threw the mosque in because they are all "big balls" going after some Mormons but nary a peep going after Muslims because they are too scared to protest Muslims. (and we do have many mosques here)

[JimRed]

You seem to be opposed to the freedom of religion for Muslims, but in favor of it for Hobby Lobby?

Islam is not a religion. It is a socio-political system with a military component, with religion as a beard. Masquerading as a religion, if you will.