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This country is supposed to be a safe place to practice any religion you want. How about we just respect that?? These poor people just want to pray peacefully. Whatever your beliefs, you have to appreciate the power of prayer and good thoughts being concentrated at any time. How can that ever be a bad thing? We should be creating a safe haven for people to practice their religion peacefully and that would help strengthen feelings of nationalism rather than resentment.
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