[Corin Stormhands]

I didn't think you could address the point, Miss Direction.

Heh..that's clever. I'll use that, but it doesn't apply to me.

I happen to think it's a non-issue that merely serves as a distraction.

I don't stop enjoying rainbows or believing in them as a reminder of God's promise because the gays have adopted rainbows as a symbol.

And I won't stop eating crescent rolls, enjoying a crescent moon, or praying for the Crescent City just because part of a circle also happens to be a symbol of Islam.

Quite frankly, the fact that I even have to defend that position gives me more pause for concern than the design of the memorial.

You are free to disagree as you have the need.

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The issue is not whether anybody can ever "enjoy" a crescent again. It's whether a crescent is an appropriate symbol for a memorial to people killed in the name of islam.

You're entitled to your own opinion on that issue, I simply don't agree with it.