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Originally Posted by willy
Monkey I think you guys ms-interperted what Aussie is trying to say.
If I read his writing correctly he is saying that it was wrong for the Muslims to even think about going there on 9/11.
If I am wrong I apologize.
Aussie, this is a very touchy subject in this nation, and many, many of us lost dear friends and or family in that cowardly attack on our nation. And many many of us are extremely upset with our government apologist's about not going after much harder the forces of evil originating in the middle east.
Many of us see the muslim version of the Third Reich happening again.
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Guys, I was going to say the exact same thing as Willy, but he beat me to it. Aussie was talking about it being wrong for the MUSLIMS to be marching on 9/11, not the bikers. And I have to totally agree with him. Yes, they (the muslims) have the right, just like any other group in America, to express their viewpoints, (that's what the first amendment is all about) but it was an ill conceived plan for them to be there on 9/11.
I lost family in the Towers attack guys, and I'm not offended by Aussies comment. I know what he meant. (Remember to look at Aussies style of writing... he tends to go straight to the heart of a subject sometimes without setting up the scene first). No, I'm not making excuses for him, because I don't believe that any excuses need to be made... In fact, I totally agree with him. It did
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"just seems like putting salt in the wound of 9/11 victim's"
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