Reply #59: Property, free speech, Property, what about context?

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Burning a Quran is an act of terrorism same as burning a mosque and attacking someone for their religious beliefs.

I don't give a crap about who owns the property. It is the context. To make us live in fear. That the skateboarder did an act that saved a book that 1.5 billion people find holy was a fantastic counter-protest against a hate-monger. As for the poor bastard losing his property "waaah" is all I can cry for him.

Take this quote to heart from Arthur Miller's novel Focus:

Finkelstein: "For God's sake, don't you see what they're doing?! There's hundreds of millions of people in this country, and a couple of million is Jews. It's you they want, not me! They are a gang of devils, and they want this country."

End quote

Stop these bastards, now.