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Old 08-03-2005, 15:57   #57
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Re: Abu hamza attacked

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Originally Posted by dr wadd
Ok, then justify why a piece of cloth deserves respect? Surely it should be the factors that it represents that deserve respect?
Or is it that the cloth represents those factors which should be respected and therefore in turn it too should be respected?


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Originally Posted by dr wadd
In fact, I guess that if you were to burn a picture of Allah it would be looked upon positively as you are destroying a forbidden image.
However printing a passage from the koran on something which is designed to be thrown away is offensive (as McDonalds found out when they inlcuded the Saudi Flag on their paper bags during a previous olympics)
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