Starmer's vision quest

[C R]

Most attacks on religious institutions are on mosques.

Yes, that's true. But them being victims of nutters shouldn't make their beliefs immune from ridicule.

 

[AndyRM]

The way the law has been bent in terms off what is ''public disorder'' or not makes it an ''public disorder'' if a neighbor even if he/she is 8 blocks away sees it and complains. Then there also the thing about mob-rule if you or anyone else post about you now burned Quran online you're life is at the very least much less comfortable, at worst in danger.


maybe you can learn something...
But it would be more usefull if you find out where they get that ''criticism on islam is illigal'' in the UK from.

So you think if there was an uk version of Charlie hebdo their wouldn't be extremist muslim terrorist killing them? Sweet summer child...

Criticism of Islam isn't illegal in the UK.

Neither is criticism of Judaism, Christianity or any other religion you care to bring up.

 

[Pblakeney]

Everything to do with about religious nutters who are followers of a certain religion would be more accurate IMHO.

That certain religion is far from alone in having nutters as followers. I don't discriminate, nutters are nutters.
Anyway, you have side stepped your original point and finally got to your real point.

 

[Stevo 666]

As I've told dutch troll before, you don't know me.

So what?

 

[C R]

That certain religion is far from alone in having nutters as followers. I don't discriminate, nutters are nutters.
Anyway, you have side stepped your original point and finally got to your real point.

Last week's J&M

 

[Ian H]

Yes, that's true. But them being victims of nutters shouldn't make their beliefs immune from ridicule.

Of course not, but my point is that they are not the major perpetrators of violence against religious groups.

 

[BoldonLad]

Most attacks on religious institutions are on mosques.

Is that on a National basis, or, a worldwide basis?

I am generous where religions are concerned, I don’t believe any of them, but, to each their own.

 

[BoldonLad]

That certain religion is far from alone in having nutters as followers. I don't discriminate, nutters are nutters.
Anyway, you have side stepped your original point and finally got to your real point.

Don’t disagree, nutters are nutters, I am similarly impartial.

 

[Ian H]

Is that on a National basis, or, a worldwide basis?

I am generous where religions are concerned, I don’t believe any of them, but, to each their own.

The UK. But I think it happens in Europe as well.

 

[CXRAndy]

Criticism of Islam isn't illegal in the UK.

It's the process

You will be arrested, charged, then either the case will be dropped or lose in court

That's is using police and government sanctioned enforcement.

 

[icowden]

It's the process
You will be arrested, charged, then either the case will be dropped or lose in court
That's is using police and government sanctioned enforcement.

I tested. I just criticised Islam. No-one has arrested me.

In fact - lets make it public. I think that some Islamic sects are a bit extreme just like some branches of Christianity. I'm not sure Sharia Law is a good idea and I think we should move away from religious prejudice and attacks.

There you go.

Let's see if the cops turn up.

 

[CXRAndy]

I tested. I just criticised Islam. No-one has arrested me.

Did you really?

You weren't trying
I suggest that if you go in your back garden, with the Qur'an, set fire to it.

Record it on video, post it on tick tock, X Facebook with identifiable clues to you location and identity.

See what happens then 👍

 

[icowden]

Did you really?
You weren't trying
I suggest that if you go in your back garden, with the Qur'an, set fire to it.
Record it on video, post it on tick tock, X Facebook with identifiable clues to you location and identity.
See what happens then 👍

I would be inciting people to violence by being deliberately provocative, which is a criminal offence.

Are you understanding this yet?

 

[Xipe Totec]

Did you really?

You weren't trying
I suggest that if you go in your back garden, with the Qur'an, set fire to it.

Record it on video, post it on tick tock, X Facebook with identifiable clues to you location and identity.

See what happens then 👍

I know. Isn't it dreadful?

And to think we live in a country where if you burn down a church and stick the photo on your album cover, the worst you can expect is a pat on the back & a fifty grand grant from the Arts Council.

Must dash, off to kill Euronymous.

 

[dutchguylivingintheuk]

Criticism of Islam isn't illegal in the UK.

Neither is criticism of Judaism, Christianity or any other religion you care to bring up.

If someone is arrested for causing an ''public disorder'' because he burns Quran's and the same doesn't happen if that person would burn Bibles, it doesn't really matter what the laws says does it?

Don’t disagree, nutters are nutters, I am similarly impartial.

Agree however how many poeple need police protection for criticism on Jews? and christianity? and Muslims/islam? the answer is little to none for the first two and almost always for the last. same goes for less criminal things like social pressure on muslim women to cover up etc. etc. sounds all nice claiming yu can criticisme any religion but the point of the video was you really defacto can't.