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Was just a £4,000 fine appropiate enough in the circumstances?
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sharia law is already here.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16522447
sharia law is already here.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16522447
well it was an insult from a Christian to a gay couple....ok it wasn't broadcast directly on the airways unlike AOG's example.....however it was in a secondary way, with all the publicity.
I am not going into the rights or wrongs of the case, nor the fact that the Bshop of Truro stayed very mute on this case in his Diocese and one would have expected to have heard more from him. In short, the Christian hotel owners were found guilty though.....and the number happens to be in the ball-park to AOG's - it does answer in part fgt's query about Christians making homophobic remarks........
I am not going into the rights or wrongs of the case, nor the fact that the Bshop of Truro stayed very mute on this case in his Diocese and one would have expected to have heard more from him. In short, the Christian hotel owners were found guilty though.....and the number happens to be in the ball-park to AOG's - it does answer in part fgt's query about Christians making homophobic remarks........
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I used to run a confidential student listening service on my campus at university. I remember more than one occasion where lesbian, gay and bisexual students from Islamic backgrounds would call us in terror about what would happen if their families found out about them. One girl was being threatened with corrective rape by the male members of her family. So far as I'm aware, this kind of thing is really not as uncommon as we'd like to think.
One crackpot on a radio station doesn't worry me (or interest me) particularly. But I think as a society we may need to accept the possibility that there is a conflict between the "right" of large numbers of Muslims to raise their families as they wish, and the right of people to practice consensual love as they please.
One crackpot on a radio station doesn't worry me (or interest me) particularly. But I think as a society we may need to accept the possibility that there is a conflict between the "right" of large numbers of Muslims to raise their families as they wish, and the right of people to practice consensual love as they please.
it's what i have never understood, some who come out in support of Muslims, those who think they get a bad press, a bashing in some quarters, yet seem to close their eyes, ears to this sort of behaviour, talk, and no i don't think it's an isolated incident, nor do i think it will be the last. The incendiary language should have seen the presenter get slapped with a custodial sentence, or a massive fine. If two Christians didn't want gays in their B&B because it goes against their beliefs and get a whopping fine, then not sure a 4 grand fine is adequate for this sort of vile language, torture and so forth, how are we ever going to trust one another when you have people like this spouting such garbage.
joeluke
Isn't that analogy wrong?
Surely we should look at what happens to Christian gay hate preachers.
They get let off completely:
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Why would that be?
Isn't that analogy wrong?
Surely we should look at what happens to Christian gay hate preachers.
They get let off completely:
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Why would that be?
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