We saw the violence that Freedom of Speech can spark. Now let's see the love.

SLIDESHOW: Sorry America

• heroine 2012/09/25 18:50:39
  

  Everyone has a right to practice whatever religion they choose. They just don't have the right to impose their will on others in the name of that religion.

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• iamthemob ~ the 444th Guru ~ 2012/09/25 15:28:42
  

  +1

  

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• Ashley 2012/09/16 13:35:08
  

  +1

  Yes, we all need to love.

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• cookiemonster 2012/09/16 01:46:39
  

  

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• dave s 2012/09/15 21:50:42
  

  +1

  freedom of speech did not spark these incidents. it was caused by a bunch of ignorant and intolerant, worthless excuses for human beings

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• Steve 2012/09/15 21:33:32
  

  Thank you for posting this. Most Libyans are grateful to the US for helping to topple a crazed dictator.

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• Embalmer 2012/09/15 21:18:06
• overlord rai 2012/09/15 21:09:47
  

  +1

  i'm really glad you showed us this.

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• Pedalpusher 2012/09/15 20:30:42
  

  +2

  I feel sorry for the people that are caught in the middle, but they need to fight it from within also!

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• MR. 2012/09/15 20:00:04
  

  +1

  PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH/ TRUST BUT VERIFY/ LOCK AND LOAD/ -"First things first,... then we can try to give, "peace a chance" *(ROMNEY/RYAN 2012') -"These fighters don't get "knocked-out" in the, 1st round!) +[Ding-Ding!]+

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• RastaFan 2012/09/15 19:27:17
  

  +2

  Very nice, very comforting to see. How sad these caring people are such a tiny drop in the ocean of hate within Islam.

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• D.C. Willis 2012/09/15 19:14:31 (edited)
  

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  I don't know about this. You see, these people behaved this way because ONE of their prophets was insulted. They in turn burned the flag of my nation, damaged U.S. Property and insulted at least FIVE of my Rabbis: ( Washington, Jefferson, Paine, Madison, Franklin).
  
  I am willing to make a deal with all three Abrahamic religions. I will not insult your religious beliefs if you do not insult my intelligence by shoving those beliefs in my face.
  
  

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• lee 2012/09/15 18:57:46
  

  +3

  nice.
  
  thank you for that.
  
  extremists everywhere are the problem... not vast majority of the people.
  
  they really should just get their own planet, we are using this one.

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• S&W Foty Foe Mag 2012/09/15 17:55:23
  

  Islam, "THE Religion Of Peace" What a joke !!! Hey Islam, In the U.S. we have a thing called the First Amendment, and we will continue to say anything we want about your religion, or any other religion. If you don't like it, too "F- Ing Bad !!!

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• Seiryuu to S&W Fot... 2012/09/16 01:09:12
  

  Do you not understand what consequences are?

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• S&W Foty Foe Mag 2012/09/15 17:46:14
  

  The religion of Islam has a history of being violent, with mass killings, bombings, etc. They can get away with that crap in the middle east, but if the muslims try it in the U.S. they will be destroyed. The American people are armed to the teeth, and we will shut them down.

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• Tw!stəd... to S&W Fot... 2012/09/15 17:50:13 (edited)
  

  +2

  Yeah and Western History is so peaceful. Not like the middle east at all.

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• overlor... to S&W Fot... 2012/09/15 21:07:49 (edited)
  

  dude, sounds like christianity too.

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• Seiryuu to S&W Fot... 2012/09/16 01:08:58
  

  Because they must be the only religion that did that, not like that other one that came to the Americas and displaced the Aboriginals.

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• Arianne to S&W Fot... 2012/09/16 01:11:08
  

  Because other religions like Christianity totally have peaceful histories with no bloodshed.

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• S&W Fot... to S&W Fot... 2012/12/14 21:12:26
  

  The religion of Islam and Cristianity are both violent. Remember "The Crusades" It is true that the American people are armed to the teeth now but congress both democrat and republi Con are trying to confiscate all firearms from all U.S. citizens, and Obama and the U.S. senate may soon sign a treaty with with the United Nations that could give the U.N the power to confiscate the firearms of all U.S. citizens, and the people who say they will have to pry my guns from my cold dead fingers will the first ones to surender their guns to the U.S. government and or the United Nations.

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• belle 2012/09/15 17:32:16
  

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  Hope this sign is true. But the families of the ones killed will need some proof as well as al Amrticans.

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• ehrhornp 2012/09/15 16:43:56
  

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  Until the economic and political situation is solved in the middle east, these things can be expected to occur. Religion has very little to do with it.

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• sickofpolitics 2012/09/15 16:28:23
  

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  Thank you, it is refreshing to see a positive message. I just wish they would convey that message to the rest of Islam, the ones that are true savages.

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• Commander Pyle 2012/09/15 16:22:10
  

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  I'm offended by the sight of peaceful protesters. Where's al qaeda when you need them?

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• jdemme 2012/09/15 15:22:12
  

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  It's sad that people still think that the majority of Muslims are radicals when they're not.

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• Dahlia to jdemme 2012/09/15 15:32:21
  

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  Well the media always showing the bad and never the good doesn't do anything to help in that matter. >_>

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• jdemme to Dahlia 2012/09/17 23:44:49
  

  It's like they want us to think the entire middle east hates us...

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• DoxieDad 2012/09/15 15:14:25
  

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  Are you kidding? The porridge pot of hate, mistrust, and religious fundamentalism overflows on both sides and it taint going to ever stop in this ridiculous battle between christianity and islam.

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• Shantay Thompson 2012/09/15 14:59:50
  

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  As in the words of Rodney King. "Can't we all just get along?" In the words of the Black Eyed Peas, in the song "where is the love?" " People killin' people dyin' children hurtin' hear them cryin'. Will you practice what you preach. Would you turn the other cheek? Father, Father, Father help us, send some guidance from above. People got me, got me questioning, where is Love?!

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• Rebel Yell 2012/09/15 14:36:40
  

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  Very nice, Pat. Thank you.

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• angie45 2012/09/15 14:23:23
  

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  yes, there is life and death in the power of the tongue/freedom of speech..we do need to show more love, already too much hatred going on.

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• Christopher Kirchen 2012/09/15 14:19:24
  

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  And yet this is the first instance I've seen of any of them speaking against the "thugs and killers". When mainstream Muslims rise up and stop it, I'll believe it.

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• XQNP to Christo... 2012/09/15 14:26:01
  

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  If the American military can't, how can we expect them to be able to?

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• Christo... to XQNP 2012/09/15 14:30:47
  

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  There are more of them, and they don't have the "rules of engagement" our military does. The terrorists are proof of this; when they want to kill they just kill. I have no doubt that should Muslims get organized and galvanized against the terrorists who claim to represent them, it will be over quickly.

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• XQNP to Christo... 2012/09/15 14:36:07
  

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  If they decided to devote their lives to doing so, yes, it would. But they have no more responsibility to atone for the crimes of these terrorists than either of us. That, and most of them are average citizens with no military experience whatsoever. Terrorists "just kill." Normal people don't.

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• Christo... to XQNP 2012/09/15 14:43:34
  

  +1

  The American colonists were just normal people too, and yet with just a little help they beat the biggest military juggernaut of the time. Shows you what you can do if you put your mind to it.

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• XQNP to Christo... 2012/09/15 14:51:27
  

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  Ignoring how much you downplay the role of the French in the colonial victory, a "normal person" in that era is in no way comparable to one today, and the colonists had strong ideological reasons, namely that they felt they were throwing off direct oppression. When it comes to mainstream Islam, this isn't the case, as the individuals oppressing them are not (in this context) the same as the terrorists you're saying they should rise up against. If terrorists attack America, it's obviously the terrorists problem first, an American problem second, and in no way the problem of people who are loosely related by religious beliefs.

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• Christo... to XQNP 2012/09/15 22:34:16
  

  Actually they do. Do they wish to be rid of these thugs? Then while they may not have the responsibility to atone for those animals' crimes, they do have a responsibility to fight back and take their country away from the terrorists.

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• XQNP to Christo... 2012/09/17 04:16:46 (edited)
  

  And in situations where terrorists are the leading power in the country, they do. When they can spare the military power, they do. But the military is always a small fragment of the population, and terrorists aren't exactly easy to find. That, and people living in the same countries that terrorists come from who actually have enough of a leadership infrastructure to potentially rebel can find it easy to sympathize with the motivations of terrorists (specifically, the reaction against perceived imperialism rather than religious fanaticism). Even then, a vast majority of Muslims don't live in a country in any way associated with Islamic terrorism.

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