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I understand that, but what I am saying is that we need some sort of citizenship criteria which even the "homegrown brits" have to sign up to. There used to be an offence called "Treason" which seems to have died a death in the last couple of decades - it means betrayal of your country and used to carry the death penalty. These aresholes are traitors to this country and should be dealt with accordingly which, in today's politically correct climate, should merit at least a prison sentence.
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I'm no PC nutter but freedom of speech is freedom of speech. No if's, no buts. |
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Nothing towards my point on the great artists, then? I know I'm clearly talking to a Daily Mail user message generation machine that thinks with it's balls but I'll try ... Fair point on inciting violence which could lead to others harm. But are the EDF then and that whole hard headed patriotism culture in general responsible for inciting violence, knowingly or not, towards muslims? Where do you draw the line? And that's the key isin't it. Where do you draw the line? Do you believe in free speech? You either do or you don't. Free speech is a very clear idea, IMO. And it's not one for PC morons living in 'ivory towers'. I also believe in the freedom for BNP jagoffs to have their little fantasy revolution marches. You are going down a rocky, dark road denying the freedom of speech to a group of individuals. No matter how reprehensible they may be. Many ordinary people hate their countries too. Stop being so ****ing imperialistic about it. Or screw it. We will censor them like many Arab countries would censor us. Oh the irony. [Wonders how close Angus is to thinking I'm a muslim or a 'bleeding heart liberal'. I'm neither]. Last edited by Big Sexy; 11-11-2010 at 08:54 PM. |
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![]() By the way, the ignore feature is great for sparing me from having to even bother reading such utter apologistic crap
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While you are at it, do the same little exercise only this time for me insinuating that you read the Daily Mail. I never said that. I said you SOUND like a Daily Mail comment. A mere reflection on your 'I'm so angry, bro' language, rather than the views expressed therein. You are clearly making your assumptions about me in abundance too. Waving that stupid little PC flag and assuming I am sympathising with these people? Are you high? I don't sympathise with them. Not one bit. I just believe in freedom of speech. These days on planet earth most foward thinking countries have put treason to bed in favour of free speech. It comes with it's downsides - sure - but on the whole it's a pretty swell concept. You cannot destroy it with arguments that have no actual content or application in the real world. The word 'treason' is not an argument. Repeating it ad nauseum will not win you supporterz. My brother hates this country. He thinks it is a small minded, foul weathered ****hole that's on a mission to get stupider with each passing Saturday night TV slot. As soon as he finishes his degree he is leaving for Australia and never coming back. But not before you can burn him at the stake apparently. You bitter old bastard. Freedom of speech is freedom of speech. But if you don't believe in that then that is cool too, bro. Last edited by Big Sexy; 11-11-2010 at 09:15 PM. |
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That may fly in the UK, but not in the US. People are allowed to say whatever they damn well please. However, in Britain, there is no protection of speech. So in essence, they don't have the right to say whatever they want.
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They arent commiting treason, as thats defined as a serious act of betrayal, any lawyer would have them walking within minutes if they were charged with such. There slogans are in line with some of the Islamic schools teachings. In that allah will consign those to hell who make war on his believers. That would be their defence. What they could be charged with is breach of the peace, in that they are carrying out acts which are likely to cause offense to a reasonable person. However in charging them for such it would enable them to gain lots more publicity, which is probably the reason the police didnt arrest and charge them. The major question to bear in mind is if non muslim members of the public held a little demonstration with placards that carried some slogan like "Taliban burn in hell" would the police protect them or would they charge them with a public order offence? If it is the latter then thats discriminatory. |
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or can you imagine If British protesters did that in a muslim country............
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