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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu
I have said this all along, if any Muslim causes aggro and it breaks the law, deport them, if they were born in this country, still deport them. If they cannot live by our laws, then so be it, and before members get on the bandwagon about, it is there right to protest, IF they break the law, then they have broken that 'freedom of speech' they would not get away with it in any other country, then don't do it here.
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Unless you are prepared to deport
anyone who breaks the law and not just muslims then what you are saying is singularly racist and you should be ashamed of yourself.
Just because protestors "would not get away with it (whatever "it" is) in any other country" does not give you the right to deport them. After all, as several posters on here often like to remind us when it comes to the behaviours of other countries "it's their country, their rules".
In this instance (the UK) it's the UK's rules and those rules include the right to protest, the right to free association and the right to free speech and the right to a fair trial in the event that they are accused of breaking the law (which is different from exercising a fundamental right I might add) - irrespective of whether you agree with their opinions or law abiding actions or not.
If
you don't like the rules then perhaps
you should consider re-locating to a country whose disregard for such rights is more in tune with your line of thought?
As I stated earlier - I don't believe that this march was ever intended to take place but rather that it was designed to stir up naked aggression against muslims in the UK in order that it might be exposed to the world. Those who are foolish enough to vent their (for the greater part) ill informed rhetoric in this thread are doing the job admirably for them.
Leave islam4uk alone, starve them of the oxygen of vapid and rabid publicity which they and their supporters so obviously crave, and they will crawl back under their respective rocks.