[Bob434]

you may think it nothing more than ‘cool architecture’ however, it was a place of worship so vile, so disgusting, so perverse, that it’s destruction represents a small victory of good over evil- It would be akin to a Christian School succeeding in getting a gay pornographic pedophile endorsing store right next door moved away from their long established place of worship and schooling-

The enemy isn’t us-

[DesertRhino]

Got it. Then you would also not be bothered if the Sphinx and the Pyramids or the Parthenon was torn down? Does Stonehenge scare you too?

[wastedyears]

you may think it nothing more than ‘cool architecture’ however, it was a place of worship so vile, so disgusting, so perverse, that it’s destruction represents a small victory of good over evil-

So, essentially, you support something ISIS did.

[DesertRhino]

“you may think it nothing more than ‘cool architecture’ however, it was a place of worship so vile, so disgusting, so perverse, that it’s destruction represents a small victory of good over evil-”

The destruction of that old building was a victory of good over evil. Congratulations, you are in complete agreement with ISIS, right down to the reasoning.

[southern rock]

you may think it nothing more than ‘cool architecture’ however, it was a place of worship so vile, so disgusting, so perverse, that it’s destruction represents a small victory of good over evil- It would be akin to a Christian School succeeding in getting a gay pornographic pedophile endorsing store right next door moved away from their long established place of worship and schooling-

Um, no. Not even close. Worst analogy ever!

The enemy isn’t us-

The enemy is ISIS, whose actions you seem to be supporting.