I am slightly intrigued to why it seems that radicals and non-radicals alike are hostile about the planning of the mosque two blocks away from ground zero. Is it so innocent to convict an entire religion and demand that they be punished for the actions of those who were unconnected to them?
Should you be excluded from things because of Christians who have erred in the past, if you are Christian?
Should you be disallowed to walk into a Jewish community if you are of German descent?
I would also like to inquire about what is considered to be the "hallowed ground" that debaters fuss about the mosque being on. Would it be a problem if it was, say, five blocks away, rather than two? Ten, perhaps? Would it still be hallowed ground if it was only barely in the city?
Should you be excluded from things because of Christians who have erred in the past, if you are Christian?
Should you be disallowed to walk into a Jewish community if you are of German descent?
I would also like to inquire about what is considered to be the "hallowed ground" that debaters fuss about the mosque being on. Would it be a problem if it was, say, five blocks away, rather than two? Ten, perhaps? Would it still be hallowed ground if it was only barely in the city?