Wrong... the quote was: "You're free to open whatever you like. If you won't consider the sensibilities of Muslims, you're not going to build dialog"

Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf who is behind this Mosque denies Hamas is a terrorist organization and blames the USA for 911 attacks

http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/08/will_the_real_imam_feisal_abdu.html

Oh lets be sensitive to his beliefs and fuck everyone else who is opposed

Try to wrap your brains around this

In your voyage of tolerance and due to the fact you care more for appearance

you slap belittle trample on the memory of those who died on 911

I say that because you don't understand how this might have an adverse affect on people

showing you are also intolerant 

I'd like to see the actual quote, upon following the links through all I got were more links until it went to Fox which just said that he was quoted saying that without giving a source.  I'm curious if that's what he truly meant based on context.

Also, it isn't that those who oppose you don't care about the feelings of those who were injured in 9/11.  It's that those feelings can't change the constitution.  You can argue that they shouldn't do it, but you can't take away their right to do it.  If we try to protect our way of life by taking away freedom of religion which is one of the founding aspects of our way of life then what did we really save?

further more you are right that real people were behind 9/11 and real people died, but what does that have to do with these people trying to build a mosque?  Leave the blame on the real people that did it, don't just throw the blame at a bunch of people who had nothing to do with it.  It's like if some Catholic burnt down an Abortion Clinic and killed the doctors because that's how he interprets his religion and you threw the blame at Catholicism in general.

We're not, though. The only reason this has anything to do with 9/11 in the first place is because some people on the other side decided to take exception to this. It's just near Ground Zero, not on it, and its not like these people died so that Islam could be expelled from New York City. This was just a mosque at one point, in a big city where its hard to find property. Property happened to be available in a place relatively close by.

I'd like to see the actual quote, upon following the links through all I got were more links until it went to Fox which just said that he was quoted saying that without giving a source.  I'm curious if that's what he truly meant based on context.

Also, it isn't that those who oppose you don't care about the feelings of those who were injured in 9/11.  It's that those feelings can't change the constitution.  You can argue that they shouldn't do it, but you can't take away their right to do it.  If we try to protect our way of life by taking away freedom of religion which is one of the founding aspects of our way of life then what did we really save?

further more you are right that real people were behind 9/11 and real people died, but what does that have to do with these people trying to build a mosque?  Leave the blame on the real people that did it, don't just throw the blame at a bunch of people who had nothing to do with it.  It's like if some Catholic burnt down an Abortion Clinic and killed the doctors because that's how he interprets his religion and you threw the blame at Catholicism in general.

catholics will not remain silent on atrocities committed in their name

and I am not a friend to the catholics 

you best get friendly or we'll send out Iscariot

I did go thru my first holy communion and attended catholic school

I meant I am not partial to them I know their blemishes