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Neeum Zawan wrote:
> Except that the ones in Switzerland didn't make any such noise, from
> the articles I read.
OK. I haven't followed the discussion. I was just throwing out ideas for
consideration.
> And you live in the US. Barring a small part of Michigan, have you
> heard of minarets here being used this way?
I honestly don't remember even seeing a minaret in the USA. And as I said,
occasional churchbells that could be heard for a couple of blocks on Sunday
morning. (Actually, recordings of church bells, which I always thought was
rather disrespectful to God myself. :-)
> they're pissing off the "moderate" majority,
Have you evidence that the majority are moderate? I used to think that was
the case too, until they actually took a vote in California and asked
everyone "do you consider homosexuals sub-human" and a majority of the
religious folks said yes.
> You could see it either way.
That's a good point too.
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
Human nature dictates that toothpaste tubes spend
much longer being almost empty than almost full.
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