On Sat, 28 Aug 2010 02:00:05 -0400, "Ed Huntress"
wrote:


"Don Foreman" wrote in message
.. .

The memories of those who were killed at that site 9 years ago.

For all this going around in circles, you have said *not one word* that
explains WHY you think it's disrespectful. You've said you'd consider it
disrespectful if most of the survivors think so, which is a non-answer.
You've said it's an insult, but not what is insulting about it.

I think you're evading the obvious, Don. And the obvious is that many people
distrust all of Islam to the degree that they believe these particular
Muslims are trying to insult and disrespect us because, of course, they're
all Muslims, and all Muslims have murder and hatred in their hearts for
non-Muslims.

As you say, res ipsa loquitur -- "the thing speaks for itself." If you take
insult, you must feel there's something insulting about the act. That fact
speaks for itself. But you have not, and apparently will not, tell us what
you think the insult IS.

Hey, Ed, you're not calling Foreman a weasel, are you? 'Cause even
though it's a fact, he's gonna' take it as disrespectful. And you know
what that means... you'd better not be planning on building anything!
The news story writes itself. :-)

NJ man's garden shed runs into opposition. Critics suspect that the
builder might be up to no good, and demand to know where his funding
is coming from. They insist that they can't understand *why* he would
want to build at his chosen location. A spokesman for NGS (No Garden
Shed) claims that the shed could be bad because shed builders are
suspected by his group to be bad. NGS is adamant - it's up to the
builder to prove to his critics that he and his shed are peaceful.
They suggest a compromise - that he build the shed some number of
miles away, and have formed a committee to decide how many miles is
appropriate. Initial proposals range up to one million miles.
Responding to criticism that the shed builder is being persecuted
without cause, the group's spokesman assured reporters that the group
isn't against garden sheds, *but*...

Wayne