Topic: Construction Workers: "No Mosque!" | |
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Edited by
Kings_Knight
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Fri 08/20/10 08:13 AM
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A classic, elegant, simple AMERICAN solution to a problem created by foreign MUSLIM instigators who wanted to build their VICTORY TOWER on the site of 9/11 ... The UNION workers are saying 'NO' ... if there's no one to build it, it ain't goin' up ... Good on ya, bros ...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2010/08/20/2010-08-20_we_wont_build_it_hardhats_say_no_way_they_will_work_on_wtc_mosque.html They won't build it! Hardhats vow not to work on controversial mosque near Ground Zero BY Samuel Goldsmith DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER A growing number of New York construction workers are vowing not to work on the mosque planned near Ground Zero. "It's a very touchy thing because they want to do this on sacred ground," said Dave Kaiser, 38, a blaster who is working to rebuild the World Trade Center site. "I wouldn't work there, especially after I found out about what the imam said about U.S. policy being responsible for 9/11," Kaiser said. The grass-roots movement is gaining momentum on the Internet. One construction worker created the "Hard Hat Pledge" on his blog and asked others to vow not to work on the project if it stays on Park Place. "Thousands of people are signing up from all over the country," said creator Andy Sullivan, a construction worker from Brooklyn. "People who sell glass, steel, lumber, insurance. They are all refusing to do work if they build there." "Hopefully, this will be a tool to get them to move it," he said. "I got a problem with this ostentatious building looming over Ground Zero." A planned 13-story community center and mosque two blocks from Ground Zero, Park51 has exploded into a national debate. Louis Coletti, president of the Building Trades Employers' Association, said unions have not yet taken a "formal position" on Park51, but he understands why members would be hesitant to work there. "It's a very difficult dilemma for the contractors and the organized labor force because we are experiencing such high levels of unemployment," he said. "Yet at the same time, this is a very sacred site to the union guys." "There were construction workers killed on 9/11 and many more who got horribly sick cleaning up Ground Zero," Coletti said. "It's very emotional." |
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I thought you didn't like the Union Workers?
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Found some with values.
Look. Not all Muslims are terrorists. Only the ones who follow the teachings of Mohamed. |
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I thought you didn't like the Union Workers? 'Reading Comprehension' wasn't your strong suit, huh ... ? I said I don't like UNIONS ... that has nothing to do with the union MEMBERS who are getting screwed by the union BOSSES ... |
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Good, finally a group of people are taking a stand.
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Edited by
msharmony
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Fri 08/20/10 10:05 AM
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what makes two blocks away from where people died 'sacred'?
seriously? what part of america isnt sacred then if thats the criteria,,,, is there ANYPLACE that isnt two blocks away from where someone has died this is one thing that kills me about some 9/11 conspiracy theorists and american patriots,,,,,,this victim comparison that causes them to believe THEIR Dead loved ones are any more 'sacred' than anyone elses. ok, I understand the sentiment AT THE SPOT , but blocks away? get serious folks anyway, there are plenty of unemployed willing to work that job |
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Edited by
Kings_Knight
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Fri 08/20/10 10:11 AM
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what makes two blocks away from where people died 'sacred'? If you can't understand these emotions, it's just a waste of time to explain ANYthing further ... |
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what makes two blocks away from where people died 'sacred'? If you can't understand these emotions, it's just a waste of time to explain ANYthing further ... I understand it completely,, its called EGO 'my dead are more significant than your dead' attitudes which keep people divided AND offended |
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Last I heard, the Terrorists were "considering" scrapping the idea.
Are they doin' an Oblowme? |
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Gee ... this could be a 'tipping point' in the whole Victory Tower / 'Cordoba House' terrorforming plan of theirs ...
And yeah - our dead ARE more significant than their dead ... |
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Gee ... this could be a 'tipping point' in the whole Victory Tower / 'Cordoba House' terrorforming plan of theirs ... And yeah - our dead ARE more significant than their dead ... says you,,, |
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P F F F F F t t t t tttt ttt tt t ...
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kings knight....u are correct. Our dead is more significant because WE DON'T FIGHT TO PROTECT MUSLIMS! WE FIGHT TO PROTECT WESTERNERS!!! It's starting to be a lost cause replying to some of these people. To the people that don't stand behind our troops....feel free to stand in front of them!
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kings knight....u are correct. Our dead is more significant because WE DON'T FIGHT TO PROTECT MUSLIMS! WE FIGHT TO PROTECT WESTERNERS!!! It's starting to be a lost cause replying to some of these people. To the people that don't stand behind our troops....feel free to stand in front of them! everyone has people they love, and mourn in death so all the muslims who are dead are dead because they were fighting? seriously? the western prop machine is just as bad as the middle eastern one and noone can be convinced that a killer of innocent lives has blood on their hands regardless of the region they live in |
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I think the key point here is:
"I wouldn't work there, especially after I found out about what the imam said about U.S. policy being responsible for 9/11," Kaiser said.
Such statements show callous disregard for the truth and for the emotions of those who died at the hands of the terrorists. |
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I think the key point here is: "I wouldn't work there, especially after I found out about what the imam said about U.S. policy being responsible for 9/11," Kaiser said.
Such statements show callous disregard for the truth and for the emotions of those who died at the hands of the terrorists. whose 'truth' we align ourselves with israel, israel causes muslim deaths, we are seen as abetting terrorists doesnt sound much different than our reaons for this 'war on terror; in Iraq,,,,,,aiding and abetting terrorists,, NOONE FINDS THIS FAMILIAR? |
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kings knight....u are correct. Our dead is more significant because WE DON'T FIGHT TO PROTECT MUSLIMS! WE FIGHT TO PROTECT WESTERNERS!!! It's starting to be a lost cause replying to some of these people. To the people that don't stand behind our troops....feel free to stand in front of them! everyone has people they love, and mourn in death so all the muslims who are dead are dead because they were fighting? seriously? the western prop machine is just as bad as the middle eastern one and noone can be convinced that a killer of innocent lives has blood on their hands regardless of the region they live in |
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Edited by
Kings_Knight
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Fri 08/20/10 12:09 PM
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everyone has people they love, and mourn in death so all the muslims who are dead are dead because they were fighting? seriously? the western prop machine is just as bad as the middle eastern one and noone can be convinced that a killer of innocent lives has blood on their hands regardless of the region they live in Don't ever wonder why stuff like this isn't ever taken seriously ... it hardly qualifies for a very weak 'P F F F t t t t ... ' |
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what makes two blocks away from where people died 'sacred'? seriously? what part of america isnt sacred then if thats the criteria,,,, is there ANYPLACE that isnt two blocks away from where someone has died this is one thing that kills me about some 9/11 conspiracy theorists and american patriots,,,,,,this victim comparison that causes them to believe THEIR Dead loved ones are any more 'sacred' than anyone elses. ok, I understand the sentiment AT THE SPOT , but blocks away? get serious folks anyway, there are plenty of unemployed willing to work that job why does it HAVE to be there?????why not six blocks away? new york is a big city, there is nowhere in the entire city to build it? the damn governor is trying to give land to build on and they say no... your always talking of tolerance and such, where is the muslim tolerance? |
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what makes two blocks away from where people died 'sacred'? seriously? what part of america isnt sacred then if thats the criteria,,,, is there ANYPLACE that isnt two blocks away from where someone has died this is one thing that kills me about some 9/11 conspiracy theorists and american patriots,,,,,,this victim comparison that causes them to believe THEIR Dead loved ones are any more 'sacred' than anyone elses. ok, I understand the sentiment AT THE SPOT , but blocks away? get serious folks anyway, there are plenty of unemployed willing to work that job Personally I can understand that 2 blocks away feels close. I suggested in another thread maybe relocating a mile or two would not offend. But if the organizer is really saying such nonsense about the victims being responsible for the attacks then I doubt anyone would want to give him a forum anywhere for that BS. |
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