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Post by Amaris on Oct 3, 2007 13:09:01 GMT
All religions are b*****ks, arrest me!  |
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Post by Rocktron on Oct 3, 2007 18:09:26 GMT
All religions are b*****ks, arrest me! And arrest me too! When will we be free from the dark aged thoughts and believes? Because that's where all the religions come from. Some people still follow this without thinking for themselves. Human kind is developing as we speak. oh well, let's give it some more time. |
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Post by kt3 on Oct 4, 2007 9:06:36 GMT
There is a strong possibility that this is the thin end of the wedge. How easy is it to change an existing law? When the mainstream press mostly missed this one coming in?
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Post by plopsack on Oct 4, 2007 10:34:29 GMT
All religions are b*****ks, arrest me! It's not against the law to say that though, is it? |
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Post by bone on Oct 4, 2007 12:22:47 GMT
It's just another half baked Labour bulls*it law that is a rather transparent attempt to pander to the religously deluded voter...anyone notice how these things tend to start cropping up *just* before an election?  I'd like to see them take anyone to court under this law. In fact I intend to start campaigning for a law to protect believers of fairies, leprechauns, big foot , the loch ness monster and santa!!! "Freedom is the right to tell people what they do not want to hear." George Orwell |
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Post by Amaris on Oct 4, 2007 23:36:39 GMT
All religions are b*****ks, arrest me! It's not against the law to say that though, is it? I'm sure some extremists would find it offensive and inciteful, any excuse these days it seems |
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Post by hellyp on Oct 20, 2007 21:06:40 GMT
All religions are b*****ks, arrest me! It's not against the law to say that though, is it? Exactly my point. Criticising religions is not illegal. Glad you noticed, anyway. |
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Post by tomolac on Oct 21, 2007 10:52:06 GMT
I must say I feel people are over reacting to this law, I have never heard anyone on this board say anything even slightly hateful, I would be offended if anyone did, every person has the right to protection from the hatred of others, we should be free to criticize and you cant stop people from being insulted but hate is another thing. So how does someone who enforces this law distinguish the difference between a criticism or dislike to causing racial hatred? this is the problem, and as said the lawyers are likely to have a field day. and unfortunately this law is unlikely to be used to stop hatred between different religions. but the law on its own is not a problem. |
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