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Originally Posted by TheNorm
Yes, I have a pretty good idea what you are talking about...
He broke laws, was arrested, appeared in court, was found guilty, and is now in prison. It is the standard process for dealing with criminals. You seem to be hinting that another process should have been followed because he is Muslim. What did you have in mind - a public lynching?
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All I read was "Threatens our people and country, punished with free room and board."
No public lynching is necessary. Once his activities first became known, without delay he should've been on the first banana boat to whichever rock from under which he originally crawleth.
I read somewhere that since his Egyptian citizenship was revoked, to deport him would be against his human rights.