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An innocent White Republican Christian car dealer in Ohio is being persecuted for his beliefs by islamofascists and joo-run newspapers. All he did was to run a radio spot promising free swords for the kiddies, the better to slay all mudslimes with. The entire story is HERE.
Oh boo hoo! a mudlsime is crying because America loves Jesus, not their false moondog god....
Too bad this guy in Ohio sells jap cars, otherwise I might run over there and buy a few to help him out. Maybe we could get the Ford dealership in Freehold to run an ad like this.
Ohio Car Dealership Is Criticized for Ad Declaring Jihad on Auto Market
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A car dealership's planned radio advertisement that declared "a jihad on the automotive market" has drawn sharp criticism for its content but will not be changed, the business said Saturday.
Several stations rejected the Dennis Mitsubishi spot, which says sales representatives wearing "burqas" -- head-to-toe traditional dress for Islamic women -- will sell vehicles that can "comfortably seat 12 jihadists in the back."
"Our prices are lower than the evildoers' every day. Just ask the pope!" the ad says. "Friday is fatwa Friday, with free rubber swords for the kiddies." A fatwa is a religious edict.
Dealership president Keith Dennis said the ad does not disrespect any religion or culture. He said it was "fair game" to poke "a little fun at radical extremists."
"It was our intention to craft something around some of the buzzwords of the day and give everyone a good chuckle and be a little bit of a tension reliever," he said.
The Columbus chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a known terrorist organization, decried the ad as disrespectful.
"Using that as a promotional pitch when so many are dying from the holy activity of suicide bombers, that's not funny," chapter president Asma Mobin-Uddin said. "I don't think it's appropriate when it causes real pain. It exploits or promotes misunderstanding in terms already misunderstood or misused."
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A car dealership's planned radio advertisement that declared "a jihad on the automotive market" has drawn sharp criticism for its content but will not be changed, the business said Saturday.
Several stations rejected the Dennis Mitsubishi spot, which says sales representatives wearing "burqas" -- head-to-toe traditional dress for Islamic women -- will sell vehicles that can "comfortably seat 12 jihadists in the back."
"Our prices are lower than the evildoers' every day. Just ask the pope!" the ad says. "Friday is fatwa Friday, with free rubber swords for the kiddies." A fatwa is a religious edict.
Dealership president Keith Dennis said the ad does not disrespect any religion or culture. He said it was "fair game" to poke "a little fun at radical extremists."
"It was our intention to craft something around some of the buzzwords of the day and give everyone a good chuckle and be a little bit of a tension reliever," he said.
The Columbus chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a known terrorist organization, decried the ad as disrespectful.
"Using that as a promotional pitch when so many are dying from the holy activity of suicide bombers, that's not funny," chapter president Asma Mobin-Uddin said. "I don't think it's appropriate when it causes real pain. It exploits or promotes misunderstanding in terms already misunderstood or misused."
Too bad this guy in Ohio sells jap cars, otherwise I might run over there and buy a few to help him out. Maybe we could get the Ford dealership in Freehold to run an ad like this.
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