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Re:Website pulled on US church that wants to burn Korans [by... by pstuart on Thursday September 09, 2010 @03:58PM (#1676696)
Try burning bibles and/or American flags down there and see how that goes.
Re:Website pulled on US church that wants to burn Korans [by... by _delirium on Thursday September 09, 2010 @04:26PM (#1676803)
People do actually burn American flags on a semi-regular basis, don't they? I've heard of some court cases stemming from it (which the flag-burners have generally won), but no violence, at least not in the past few decades.
Re:Website pulled on US church that wants to burn Korans [by... by MichaelSalib on Thursday September 09, 2010 @04:29PM (#1676816)
Given that some groups of Muslims have had their places of worship firebombed for the terrible crime of worshiping while Muslim, I have great confidence that if Muslims ever got together in the US for a flag or Bible burning, they would face retaliatory violence.
Re:Website pulled on US church that wants to burn Korans [by... by oiuygtfrtghyju on Thursday September 09, 2010 @07:09PM (#1677280)
Yes the worst 'offenders' are the Boy Scouts, Army, Veterans associations and Fire Depts.

See USCODE Section 175(k), Chapter 1, Title 4

Re:Website pulled on US church that wants to burn Korans [by... by zeteo on Thursday September 09, 2010 @04:04PM (#1676730)
Right, so is the main problem with the burning act itself, or with the reaction to it?
Re:Website pulled on US church that wants to burn Korans [by... by pyre on Thursday September 09, 2010 @04:30PM (#1676818)
When you are performing an act that you know will cause a certain reaction you are either: 1) trying to make a statement or 2) intentionally trying to cause that reaction.