Do Conservatives Consider This “Gentlemen’s Club” Hallowed Ground?

Conservatives opposing the proposed Islamic community center in New York argue that it would be wrong to place the “Ground Zero Mosque” on “hallowed ground” near ground zero. “Ground Zero Mosque” is an inaccurate, and intentionally inflammatory, description and these pictures certainly question the Republican concept of “hallowed ground.”

The pictures show what is actually in the neighborhood surrounding Ground Zero. It hardly appears to be any sort of “hallowed ground,” including everything from the Gentlemen’s Club pictured above to a McDonald’s. Now maybe if we’re speaking of the Irish some would consider the item below to be hallowed ground, but there is clearly nothing hallowed about the area which would prevent the building of an Islamic cultural center or Mosque.

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    Brett Robinson says:

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    Eric Dondero says:

    No, but libertarians do.  This is not a “conservative vs. Islamists” issue, it’s a LIBERTARIAN vs Islamist issue.  The reason we Libertarians oppose Radical Islam is precisely because they want to outlaw places like Gentleman’s clubs, Porn shops, and Prostitution. 

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    Ron Chusid says:

    But that’s not the real question here. Do you agree with conservatives that they should not be able to build the Islamic cultural center because this is “hallowed ground?” Personally I think they should be able to build it based upon both freedom of religion and property rights (along with these pictures showing that this is hardly hallowed ground.)

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