You might be right...however the intention might still be noble.Look, whoever wanted to put it there had every right under our laws. So that's not debatable. I will say, however, that the decision to put it there was highly insensitive. Just my opinion.
It seems to me that most of the opposition accuses the proponents of malicious intent without being prepared to consider that maybe the purpose really is as honourable as is claimed.
IMO, it may be noble to be willing to educate people on Islam after such an event, however, I believe that they can educate people from a different (less sensitive) area.