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Old 21-09-2009, 13:10   #106
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Re: Christians arrested for defending their beliefs

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Originally Posted by SMG View Post
Yea, spot on.



It is offensive, but in my view, not to the same extent.

My loyalty, is to my family & my country. Not to religion, or any other group. The men who defend our country are the finest people we have. They put their lives in danger so we can sleep at night. I hold no other group in higher esteem. When anyone, insults our forces, they insult me. I have been there & worn the T shirt out. Good men, fine men, have died for us, all of us, & we should acknowledge that, & anyone who openly insults our forces on the streets should be shipped off to a third world country, to see what happens to people, who dont have the right to free expression.
The law doesn't give a grading on offence.
Under section 5 the court will have to decide if the comments the hoteliers came out with are insulting.
We unfortunately do not have all the facts to hand, so it's hard to say if the court will go one way or another.
I'd be suprised if they're found guilty, or if they are that they're given much of a punishment.
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