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Old 08-03-2005, 13:42   #51
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Re: Abu hamza attacked

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Originally Posted by BBKing
Neil - what are you more frightened of, a loudmouth, well known to the authorities, ranting on the street watched by bored coppers or a nice, quiet professional like Mohammed Atta, having nice, quiet meetings in his Harburg flat while attending the local university? The biggest threat is the one you don't see, the one who takes care not to draw attention to himself.



What rubbish - it's a flag, not a human being. Get over it. Remind me to set fire to one and you can try and deport me for it. Even the USA specifically protects flag burning as a fairly obvious example of freedom of expression, which is one of the things the flag actually stands for.
I'd be a bit more afraid of the fanatics who follow him, and whom he may well incite to commit rather unpleasant acts, be it on a person or a country.

As for the flag, I can think of a few laws that he might be considered to be breaking. I doubt we'll se them being enforced though. But as you say, it's just a piece of cloth. So here's an idea... why don't you go and stand in front of the worshippers and burn a few pictures of Allah, then we'll see what all the fuss is about?
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