re: #85 reidr

I would also like to hear more of an explanation from those informed on the issue and any “9/11 families” who are against the community center why they’re against it. I’m referring to those people who claim “hurt feelings” or that it’s “being insensitive”. Seems like the underlying ugly emotions are being glossed over and assumed to be valid, while everyone’s focused on he said/she said and polls.

I’d like to know where was all that conservative concern for sensitivity and hurt feelings when millions of people were begging Georgia and South Carolina not to fly the Confederate Battle Flag.

There were many, many in the right wing who defended the Banner of Treason in Defense of Slavery with the explanation that “we don’t mean it that way, it’s about heritage, and anyone who’s offended just needs to get over it. We won’t cower to political correctness.”

I guess some people’s feelings are just more important than some other people’s feelings.