Let me get this straight ... A Mosque can be built near Ground Zero, but to light up the Empire State Building for Mother Teresa's 100 birthday is unacceptable. What is wrong with honoring a women that dedicated her life to the sick and poor?

(06-10-2010 08:54 AM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  Let me get this straight ... A Mosque can be built near Ground Zero, but to light up the Empire State Building for Mother Teresa's 100 birthday is unacceptable. What is wrong with honoring a women that dedicated her life to the sick and poor?

They honor Communist China, but not Mother Teresa. There's a serious disconnect, as well as mental deficiency that resides in the liberal's brain.

(06-10-2010 08:54 AM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  Let me get this straight ... A Mosque can be built near Ground Zero, but to light up the Empire State Building for Mother Teresa's 100 birthday is unacceptable. What is wrong with honoring a women that dedicated her life to the sick and poor?

I don't know if you've read Christopher Hitchens's diatribes against Mother Teresa, but he, for one, raises the question of whether she worked tirelessly to make those people's lives miserable so they could be "saved". I personally haven't looked into it in depth. But, there's one reason.