A producer from the Jim Rome show posted this email from a listener. It boggles the mind. Then it boggles it again. Then it boggles it a third time.

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This article appears in Aug 4-10, 2010.

Vince Grzegorek has been with Scene since 2007 and editor-in-chief since 2012. He previously worked at Discount Drug Mart and Texas Roadhouse.

6 replies on “People Are Morons, Part 47,235: Comparing 9/11, Mosques, LeBron”

  1. Aren’t we focusing on the wrong thing here? His analogy might be off base, butwe should all AGREE with his point! How far are we taking this tolerance thing? Should I plan to see Nazi’s buried in Arlington soon? How about a Big-Brother/Big-Sister program for recovering child pornographers? Say what you will about this letter, but George S. Patton would’ve slapped Bloomberg in the mouth…

  2. im willing to bet there are at least 10 muslim owned businesses nearby “ground zero”.
    ya know, maybe if we stopped trying to control the mideast and stopped being so helpful to the biggest terrorists in the middle east(the Israelis), no one would need to fly planes into our buildings. Everyones focusing on only half of the problem.

    http://www.ifamericansknew.org

  3. Maybe there should be a church, synagogue, and mosque all on the same grounds and that would be called equality mr. bloomf_ck! This is ludicrous in what the U.S.A. is attempting to do the Judeo/Christian walk and let me say this, though … IT WILL NOT HAPPEN FOLKS. God is too good through Christ Jesus and this you can put in the bank for sure!

  4. Not all Muslims are extremists. That’s like saying the Westboro Baptist Church is representative of all Christians.

  5. The USA is explicitly a nation of no one religion. It is not a Christian country. Religious fascism is only outdone by anti-religious fascism (Hitler, Stalin, Mao) as a reaction to religion. The appearance of multiple large religions and sects within all is evidence that there is no support for belief in one right God or one correct understanding of divinity. Haters for Jesus, haters for Allah, haters for whatever are simply demons on Earth. No one needs to fly a plane into a building. Everyone has the right to worship as they wish, so long as it doesn’t interfere in the rights of others. A mosque at Ground Zero would interfere with no one but a hater. I don’t support religion, but I do support the right to peaceful religious practice. A mosque at Ground Zero is a move towards healing and brotherhood. Anyone who can’t see that is simply a religious fascist and un-American, by the guidelines of our social contract if not the prevalence of the spiritual disease.

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