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No. Your analogy still displays a tactless scenario. Why would gun owners need to schedule such a rally on the anniversary of a mass shooting? That's stupid and kills the message before the rally even begins.
LOL. I love how you're trying to portray the response in this thread as a bunch of guys saying they shouldn't be allowed, when in reality the criticism is that it is morally wrong.
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We at AMPAC (American Political Action Committee) NRA are planning an historic event for 9.11.13 December 14, 2012 where one million Muslims Gun Owner will march to Washington D.C. and demand that our civil rights be protected by our government.
We are demanding that laws be enacted protecting our 1st 2nd amendment . We are asking President Obama to fulfill his promise from his first campaign for Presidency of a transparent government. Lastly we are asking for the release of the 9/11 commission Newtown shootings report to the American people.
The group seems to rationalize the date chosen for their march by claiming that the media has been lying to the American people with regard to the role Islam law abiding gun owners played in the 9/11 attacks mass shooting:
On 9.11.01 December 14, 2012 our country was forever changed by the horrific events in New York Newtown. The entire country was victimized by the acts done on that day. Muslim gun owner and Non Muslim Gun Owner alike were traumatized but we as Muslims law abiding un owners continue 12 years 9 months later to be victimized by being made the villains. To this day every media outlet and anti Islamic gun organization has committed slanderous and libel statements against us as Muslims law abiding gun owners and our religion of Islam chosen sport/hobby/ 2nd Amendment rights.
Yet our Government either sits idly by and does nothing to protect our freedoms or it exacerbates the problem with its constant war on terrorism lawful gun ownership in Islamic countries our country, congressional hearings on Islam guns in America, and its changes to the NDAA gun law.
These lies told to the American population has made it impossible for us to do true Dawa pursue our shooting activities peacefully. Why do we have to defend our religion while doing Dawa lawful shooting activities? Why can’t we just share the perfection of the Quran and the beauty of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (SWS) allow law abiding shooters to go about their business in peace and stop branding guns as evil?
Not that different in terms of what you are asking for under the constitution - freedom from persecution and all that. - You get the drift.......
No. Your analogy still displays a tactless scenario. Why would gun owners need to schedule such a rally on the anniversary of a mass shooting? That's stupid and kills the message before the rally even begins.
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In your opinion, and yet you tar them all with the same brush as the 9/11 bombers despite having no evidence to support your assumptions that they tacitly approved of the 9/11 attack.
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they feel aggrieved about something and want to exercise their 1st Amendment right to have their voice heard. There is nothing apologist about recognising that and considering what is happening objectively.
I find it amusing how the people who claim to be the staunchest advocates of freedom of speech and "rights" on here only think that those rights should apply to them, but would happily throw the entire Constitution under a bus because they have an irrational fear of another group of people and don't want them to be afforded those same rights.
I'll leave you to your ill-conceived musings.
LOL. I love how you're trying to portray the response in this thread as a bunch of guys saying they shouldn't be allowed, when in reality the criticism is that it is morally wrong.
Some have indicated that it shouldn't be allowed and the right to protest should not apply. Some have indicated that they (the muslims) are the enemy.
Whether it is a good idea or not to do it on 9/11 is a matter for each individual person - personally I think it is a very poor decision and is likely to cause people to feel aggrieved. Similarly with running a march on the date of the Newtown Massacre - that would also be inappropriate in my view.
However, dates aside, the principles behind their protest are not that dissimilar to those grievances that have been aired here about the way law abiding gun owners have been treated. Gun owners quite rightly expect their side of the argument to be given due consideration, but many on here have simply dismissed what these muslims are saying without even considering or acknowledging the points being raised.
I have no problem with people listening and then making a balanced and reasonable response which disagrees with what these people are saying or proposing to do, but to simply call them all terrorists and brand them all as nothing more than evil Ropers is to do exactly the same as the anti-gun libtards do when they put on their big pink fluffy la-la ears and refuse to acknowledge what we say as gun owners.
Seems hypocritical.