You may be surprised to hear that the US law does not apply in the UK. The EU rules are actually a lot more authoritarian than the US ones, yet they have never been used against Muslims afaik.Anyone who incites imminent violent action against specific others should not have free speech protection. The Ohio vs Brandenburg test is valid here.
You are deliberately distorting my statements. Muslims *are* trying to infiltrate French and Belgian nuclear power plants, this is real and this has been reported by the mainstream medias.Aw Goddd... is this like your nuke attacks by muslims on power stations? (the thing that never happened?)
Well we do have a handle on you, your research and abilities.As long as you two are going to comment without bothering to research anything about the story I linked, I'll bypass your insults and instead educate you.
Well we do have a handle on you, your research and abilities.
From what I have seen of some members here, they only teach hate.
Is it wrong to hate those that want to destroy the US and Europe? Not to my way of thinking.
I am well aware of "your kind of thinking". I have encountered it all my life.
Do you not apply that to all Muslims?That's superb.
Is it wrong to hate people who want to destroy the US and Europe?
Likely
~ Jilani himself, " Mr Jilani, who is based in Walthamstow, east London, said in the offending programme: “The matter of insulting the prophet does not fall in the category of terrorism.
“Those who cannot kill such men have no faith.3) Where are the instances where this is happening? Muslim television channel fined after preacher of hate incited murder live on air - Telegraph
~ "Choudary, who has openly advocated Sharia law – has been linked to 15 terror plots since 2000 and 500 British jihadis who fled the UK to join IS (Daesh) in Iraq and Syria."
~ I believe they're getting smarter, going underground, and will continue doing so in the future. We've all seen the videos of Choudary openly calling for Sharia, or Muslims denouncing gays or white British women as "sluts" ~
~ The EU rules are actually a lot more authoritarian than the US ones, yet they have never been used against Muslims afaik.
~ Now you dodged the question
~ so let me answer for you: following *your* logic the Koran should be outlawed since it directly calls to murder.
~ You are deliberately distorting my statements. Muslims *are* trying to infiltrate French and Belgian nuclear power plants ~
Here they are.Please point out these rules?
Is it really ridiculous to ask whether a text that calls to murder atheists, apostates and blapshemers is concerned by hate speech laws?It was a ridiculous question.
The Koran is a lot more violent than Mein Kampf. Actually I am pretty sure that Mein Kampf never directly calls to kill anyone, although it repeatedly frames a conflict against Jews. As for the Old testament, I am not sure, but I guess that it is indeed also concerned, just like the Koran.We haven't banned Mein Kampf either or the Old Testament which also call for brutal actions. No specific individuals are named so it would be hard to ban such books.
Jihadists have been fired from French and Belgian nuclear plants they had infiltrated. And they have targeted employees and managers of nuclear plants.Did you or did you not make a claim about things that hadn't actually happened yet?
Do you not apply that to all Muslims?
Nope- Was thinking of Florida.63% of Muslims living in the U.S. were born outside of the US, and came here as immigrants.
26% of Muslims living in the U.S. are immigrants from the Mideast and Africa.
They're coming from countries that overwhelming support Sharia law.
Percentage of the population that supports Sharia law in:
Iraq- 91%
Palestinian territories - 89%
Morocco- 83%
Egypt-74%
Jordan- 71%
Tunisia-56%
Niger- 86%
Djibouti-82%
DR Congo-72%
Nigeria- 71%
Uganda - 66%
Ethiopia-65%
Mozambique -65%
Kenya -64%
Section 1: A Demographic Portrait of Muslim Americans | Pew Research Center
Muslims and Islam: Key findings in the U.S. and around the world | Pew Research Center
Given the fact that Sharia Law is so popular in Muslim countries, does it make sense to allow people who hold diabolically anti-American beliefs to migrate here?
This is where you point out some obscure sect of Christians that live in the Ozarks and believe that America is evil.
I am sure Native Americans regretted not having expelled those foreigners who stole their lands and imposed their religion, laws and customs.Nope- Was thinking of Florida.
Unless you are genetically 100 % indigenous people, you immigrated to the US.
I am sure Native Americans regretted not having expelled those foreigners who stole their lands and imposed their religion, laws and customs.
Nope- Was thinking of Florida.
Unless you are genetically 100 % indigenous people, you immigrated to the US.
Sappy feel-good songs sell Janfu. Mayer got in trouble for making racist comments. Look it up.
Sorry to break your daydreaming but in France (and probably elsewhere in Europe), the 18-24 are a lot more rightist than their elders. They vote more for the far-right (34% against 30% on recent elections), and they are more antagonist to Islam (30% against 27%). Despite the fact that they have a lot more Muslims among them! So I would not be surprised if half of young white French people voted FN and were antagonist to Islam.*video that insinuates it would change with the new generation*
Europe has a long history of Fascism.Sorry to break your daydreaming but in France (and probably elsewhere in Europe), the 18-24 are a lot more rightist than their elders. They vote more for the far-right (34% against 30% on recent elections), and they are more antagonist to Islam (30% against 27%). Despite the fact that they have a lot more Muslims among them! So I would not be surprised if half of young white French people voted FN and were antagonist to Islam.
All in all, the youth appears a lot more ethnically divided and Islamophobe than previous generations. Given that people become more rightist as they age and that Islam is radicalizing and growing, I assume this trend will continue to strengthen in the upcoming decades. It smells like the making of an ethnic conflict.
No, it has known only one occurrence of fascism. And on the other hand we never experienced racial segregation, forced sterilization of autistic people, KKK, McCartyism and others. Drop this misplaced morale superiority of yours; we each have our own monsters but they are irrelevant this time.Europe has a long history of Fascism.
Sorry to break your daydreaming but in France (and probably elsewhere in Europe), the 18-24 are a lot more rightist than their elders. They vote more for the far-right (34% against 30% on recent elections), and they are more antagonist to Islam (30% against 27%). Despite the fact that they have a lot more Muslims among them! So I would not be surprised if half of young white French people voted FN and were antagonist to Islam.
All in all, the youth appears a lot more ethnically divided and Islamophobe than previous generations. Given that people become more rightist as they age and that Islam is radicalizing and growing, I assume this trend will continue to strengthen in the upcoming decades. It smells like the making of an ethnic conflict.
No, it has known only one occurrence of fascism. And on the other hand we never experienced racial segregation, forced sterilization of autistic people, KKK, McCartyism and others. Drop this misplaced morale superiority of yours; we each have our own monsters but they are irrelevant this time.
Today our far-right is actually moderate, more moderate than Trump, and not troublesome at all. The only real threat is Islam, which is rising all around the world as a far-right totalitarianism since a few decades (read what academics say about the modern Islamic world, investigate the Muslim Brotherhood). They are attempting to islamize societies, to enforce 7th century religious laws, wasting one country after the other. Muslim values around the world, Intolerance of European Muslims
A person who uses threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour, or displays any written material which is threatening, abusive or insulting, is guilty of an offence if—
(a) they intends thereby to stir up racial hatred, or
(b) having regard to all the circumstances racial hatred is likely to be stirred up thereby.
Is it really ridiculous to ask whether a text that calls to murder atheists, apostates and blapshemers is concerned by hate speech laws?
~ Legally speaking, I do not see how one can argue the Koran is not a hate speech text
Jihadists have been fired from French and Belgian nuclear plants they had infiltrated. And they have targeted employees and managers of nuclear plants.
Jilani said: "It is your duty, the duty of those who recite the holy verse, to kill those who insult Prophet Mohammed." It is direct and explicit. He simply asked for a mass slaughter instead of providing a few names.Ah, I don't see them being fit for the purpose of chasing muslims who make general controversial comments. (...) Jilani was making general statements with regard to his own flock. If he was speaking of specific targeted action against specific others to incite harm he would have been tried and jailed.
No, it should be whether those words aim to causing violence. They do, this is their goal.The test is whether those texts do actually inspire muslims to violence or not.
I never said they succeeded, I said they are trying because they are. You repeatedly lie about me.Ah, that still (however) doesn't prove they have actually destroyed any nuclear stations yet. :2wave:
~ Jilani and the Koran explicitly, directly and unambiguously call to murder people like me since I am an atheist and blasphemer.
~No, it should be whether those words aim to causing violence. They do, this is their goal.
~I never said they succeeded, I said they are trying because they are. You repeatedly lie about me.
Do you think he believes that Muslims should ignore the Koran outside of Pakistan? Anyway the UK law certainly does not care whether those who threaten are British or Pakistani.Like you? From what I read he was addressing the situation in Pakistan where ex muslims had left the faith.
So if I call to kill all Muslims, I cannot be sentenced because they are not identified? I doubt so. And don't try claiming that "Muslims" is more identified than "blasphemers" or "atheists".he made no specific threat to identified peoples. That remains the test in the UK.
Go and read it again. If I remember correctly you were misled by a past future tense, or the use of a past tense in a hypothetical future context.Well, if we look at your original post I think we will have very different opinions on what you said.
No, it has known only one occurrence of fascism. And on the other hand we never experienced racial segregation, forced sterilization of autistic people, KKK, McCartyism and others. Drop this misplaced morale superiority of yours; we each have our own monsters but they are irrelevant this time.
Today our far-right is actually moderate, more moderate than Trump, and not troublesome at all. The only real threat is Islam, which is rising all around the world as a far-right totalitarianism since a few decades (read what academics say about the modern Islamic world, investigate the Muslim Brotherhood). They are attempting to islamize societies, to enforce 7th century religious laws, wasting one country after the other. Muslim values around the world, Intolerance of European Muslims
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