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Yet again - it's one rule for Muslim extremists and another for the res...hang on!!!

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sp1814 | 22:50 Wed 23rd Feb 2011 | News
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Can someone PLEASE explain what in God's name is happening here:

http://www.dailymail....remists-face-EDL.html

I thought the accepted line was that Muslim extremists get away with saying and doing anything they like, but if the rest of us did the same, we'd end up in court.

So why on earth have these men been charged?

Is this some big mistake? 

Should there be an enquiry?

Or is this further evidence that the 'one rule for them, another for us' argument is...

...poppycock?

(Did you see what I did there?)
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i can't think of any words polite enough to say what i would like happen to them.
This country has gone to the dogs, thanks to tony blair, in any other country they would be shot on sight.
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<<in any other country they would be shot on sight.>>

Really? ANY country?

France? Germany? Canada? Saudi Arabia? Luxembourg? USA? etc etc

Alternatively, are you sure you've thought about this? At all?
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/// Around 20 men at the demonstration joined in with shouts of: 'Burn, burn British soldiers, British soldiers burn in Hell.'///

Then why have only two been put on trial?

The whole lot should have been driven round the streets in an open cart, and anyone that supports them should be dragged behind.
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<<The whole lot should have been driven round the streets in an open cart, and anyone that supports them should be dragged behind>>

In response to Government cuts to bus service subsidies -

Old Gits latest proposal for a new Public Transport system
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LOL

If they don't like good old British rain they can all s0d off back to Nonrainistan
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not so very long ago there would have been pograms caused by this sort of action.. but today we are so politically correct they can do what they like. I suspect they will get a slapped wrist whereas if we were in pakistan or any other islamic country and burned a koran or any other islamic symbol we'd be slaughtered.. these "men" are just hiding behind the fact that they are protected under british law.. well the laws an ass IMHO.
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birdie1971

Thank you - well thought out post - but it gets even more confusing when you consider the Christian protester who actually got an apology from the police after demonstrating 'against homosexuality'.

He was the 'wages of sin is death' type.

Does it matter who is offended, or what is said?
"Does it matter who is offended, or what is said? "

Yes.
Makes my blood boil this story, equally, I also find it a disgrace that some of out youths don't show respect to our fallen soldiers. I once witnessed a group of boys making fun of a veteran who was selling poppies. He stood there so sad and as we spoke to him about it, he said he gets it all the time from youngsters!

This country need to get a grip with values and show some respect!
totally agree PP.
Lets wait and see if they're convicted and sentenced before claiming theres one rule for them and another for the rest of us.
Sorry Boo

I must have missed that one

Which human right gave you the right not to be offended?
I said it mattered to me Jake, not that it was a law.
So you want to change the law so that people can't be offended?

Or do you support their right to say what they want in a free society?

Can't have it both ways

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