Right. But I'm not saying to stop the gay bar. I'm saying it could be a slippery slope if we use the reasoning of some of the members in here.
I'm pretty sure I'm being consistent in saying that Muslims will cause problems once they have their grip on the land the Mosque is built on. They will become territorial and any demand of theirs that is not met will result in a jihad by the clerics. This is my prediction. I am being consistent in saying that we need to think long and hard about the repercussions of assuaging a few NYC Muslims' requests over vs. listening to American citizens and their feelings, and you're being a ponce in constantly asking for clarification of everyone's posts.
I mentioned it earlier, that it could be a slippery slope in demands by the Muslims after that. If they object to gay bars because they think homosexuality is sinful, well, let's what else Muslims can't do.
They are not allowed to drink alcohol. They are not allowed to eat meat from a pig. They are not big fans of dogs. To some Muslims, music is haram.
You know what that means? No butchers nearby that have pigs, your dog can't shit where it wants (possibly) or it at least won't be allowed within a certain radius of the mosque, no liquor stores anywhere near it, and if you have a party, "keeping it down" is not an option you can't have music.
I'm not these WILL happen. But they could. Technically, it would be insensitive for non-Muslims to do all these things around Muslims in the area where the mosque is. But who do we favor at this point? The residents near the mosque that live there, or the Muslims that spend Friday night prayers at the mosque and that's it? These are possible problems that may arise. And I think it will be a slippery slope.
I'm not so hung up on the gay bar thing regarding Muslims. It is just an example of one thing that they don't condone. I listed a few others. If they don't get pissed at it, fine, great. "They" meaning every single Muslim that goes there. Because it takes just one person, regardless of faith, to commit an act or vandalism. Will every muslim be ok if certain businesses were to arise around their mosque, in addition to the already-built gay bar?
My main concern is someone will do something that will set the city on fire. Muslim or non-Muslim. Something will be said or done to either side and because religion is the core concern of the issue, it will spread much beyond just the city. It will be worldwide and the US will have a big problem on its hands.