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05-01-2010, 20:54

Damien democracy is not an automatic right that comes with no responsibility and the majority can be treated anyway any small group decides or be abused and hurt for a very very small minority of deluded moeons (being very polite). You also didn't answer my point of if this wasn't the location that our service people are honoured would they even go near the place.

There have to be some lines that are not allowed to be crossed just so some ridiculous little bunch of traitorous malcontents can spew their hatred remember they are not interested in facts, they are going to publicise what they think is the truth or as is more likely what they feel will offend the most people in the fastest fashion.

Try and put yourself in the position of just one of the family's that lost a loved one while serving this country and imagine how you would feel hearing some benefit scrounging lunatic smearing the memory of your loved one still ok is it to let this type of rubbish go ahead for the sake of democracy because that isn't democracy. You also seemed to have missed the part where i said i have no problem with demonstration or protest done in the correct way in the appropriate place wootton bassett is neither of those and is only being targetted to offend people.

No one is forgetting the civilian casualties in all of this trust me all service personnel and ex remember them and consider them a lot more often then many would realise. End point is that our services go where they are ordered not where they want to go or where they feel they are justified going they are as powerless in these things as the civilians. That's why i have no problem with I4UK protesting\demonstrating in london or anywhere the government is but not in the place that our dead are bought home and honoured is it really that hard to understand.

I am very glad to see the muslim community coming out in opposition to this as well and hope that continues so that this episode by one pathetic little group doesn't harm the relations between far larger and reasonable groups in the UK

It does look as though labour are for once going to do the right thing though i doubt they would if there wasn't an election around the corner.

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RizzyKing Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Islamic group's plan to march through Wootton Bassett Damien democracy is not an automatic right that comes with no responsibility and the majority can be treated anyway any small group decides or be abused and hurt for a very very small minority of deluded moeons (being very polite). You also didn't answer my point of if this wasn't the location that our service people are honoured would they even go near the place. There have to be some lines that are not allowed to be crossed just so some ridiculous little bunch of traitorous malcontents can spew their hatred remember they are not interested in facts, they are going to publicise what they think is the truth or as is more likely what they feel will offend the most people in the fastest fashion. Try and put yourself in the position of just one of the family's that lost a loved one while serving this country and imagine how you would feel hearing some benefit scrounging lunatic smearing the memory of your loved one still ok is it to let this type of rubbish go ahead for the sake of democracy because that isn't democracy. You also seemed to have missed the part where i said i have no problem with demonstration or protest done in the correct way in the appropriate place wootton bassett is neither of those and is only being targetted to offend people. No one is forgetting the civilian casualties in all of this trust me all service personnel and ex remember them and consider them a lot more often then many would realise. End point is that our services go where they are ordered not where they want to go or where they feel they are justified going they are as powerless in these things as the civilians. That's why i have no problem with I4UK protesting\demonstrating in london or anywhere the government is but not in the place that our dead are bought home and honoured is it really that hard to understand. I am very glad to see the muslim community coming out in opposition to this as well and hope that continues so that this episode by one pathetic little group doesn't harm the relations between far larger and reasonable groups in the UK It does look as though labour are for once going to do the right thing though i doubt they would if there wasn't an election around the corner.