RizzyKing

Sorry for the late response Forever yes i think marches of that nature also need to be stopped. In one instance in this country we talk about getting tough with bullying and intimidation and on the other hand we allow it to happen if it is done in a certain way. I think any protest or demonstration that doesn't have a relevent point and isn't backed up by something other then one twisted persons view and opinion shouldn't be allowed.

In the case we are debating they are not simply planning to protest\demonstrate they are going to talk about things they have no knowledge of smearing an entire group of people they despise and then have the audacity to contact relatives trying to spread their disgusting views in their time of grief. I am all for freedom's and rights but they have to come with a responsibility and an acceptence by all of us that choose to exercise those rights of how they will affect other people.

At no time has the british military ever deliberately targetted civilians in either iraq or afghanistan or employed any covert policy of shoot to kill where civilians are concerned and for any group to say otherwise with absolutely no proof or facts to back it up in the place where we most honour our service people should simply not be allowed.

Arthur you did say "muslims that break the law should be deported" and i don't personally agree with that in anyway but having said it you do have to answer why there is in your mind one rule for muslims and another for whatever other religion if your going to bring religion into punishment for criminal offences.

While i do not have a large group of friends that are muslim the one's i do have are appalled that this is even being considered, they feel this is an insult too far by a group they do not feel has ever or will ever represent them but that group will go and claim to represent muslims they have no right too another damn good reason to ban this march.