While the controversial “pastor” was being booked, the Twitterverse took to the web to express their disdain or support for Terry Jones and his antics masked with religion. Some supporters agree with him and his allegedly biblical duty to destroy all that he deems evil. While many disagree with his vigilante tactics, they make the point that everyone is entitled to their own opinion and freedom of speech.

Others were not so kind.

US Pastor Terry Jones arrested with 3000 copies of the Holy Quran, soaked in kerosene. This guy. http://t.co/fb7CUvDFDj

— Shaheryar Mirza (@mirza9) September 12, 2013

That retard Terry Jones has been arrested with a truck loaded with 3,000 copies of the Quran soaked in kerosene & wanted to burn for 9/11.

— Asad (@KeyboardJihadi) September 12, 2013

Say what you like about madman preacher Terry Jones, the man can grow a solid moustache http://t.co/rzJfKaUUtO

— Charlie Lindlar (@charlielindlar) September 12, 2013

Pastor Terry Jones Arrested w Truck Full of 3,000 Kerosene-Soaked Korans-did Darwin say "survival of the dumbest?" http://t.co/VoOSU6ZYrm

— Tikun Olam (@richards1052) September 12, 2013

Pastor Terry Jones arrested with thousands of kerosene-soaked Qurans http://t.co/fILYDET6Yf Idiot pastors I've seen, God needs a new spox.

— Col. Morris Davis (@ColMorrisDavis) September 12, 2013

Hahaha Terry Jones. You wanted to burn holy books and you got booked. LOL. #islamophobia http://t.co/PUQDmrpQj2

— Linda Sarsour (@lsarsour) September 11, 2013

Free speech denied : Blog: Pastor Terry Jones arrested before he could burn 2998 Korans http://t.co/VEzpIZFF48

— Beanfrompa (@BeanfromPa) September 13, 2013

"If he burned a Bible, he would have got an invite to the White House for a beer in the rose garden." —Dennis Zellaha http://t.co/jpnthpCFAl

— Patrick Dollard (@PatDollard) September 13, 2013

And this one is just hilarious! Who doesn’t love a spectacular newspaper typo?

Terry Jones plans to burn what now? pic.twitter.com/ltks3uwkcJ

— Andrew Skegg (@askegg) September 13, 2013

Image via twitter