The UK's now has very skewed values ...
Preach hate and terrorism regularly in a mosque, or on the open streets outside a mosque for all to hear and see ...
... and its up to five years before any arrest and court case, and 10 years to any deportation (if that even happens) - see Anjem Choudary and Abu Hamza al-Masri aka 'Dr Hook' et al. Parade around the streets of UK with banners stating death to all who 'insult' Islam, or calling for all 'crusaders' to be killed (meaning you and I), and you receive not even a public nuisance charge from the London police force, or Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
Put up the black banner of IS Islam in a London borough .... and it takes a brave priest to take it down (the police do nothing). But put up a social media posting saying that you won't serve people of the Islamic faith in your hairdressers shop, and you are arrested under the race relations act 2010 inside a couple of hours. While I can understand one police intervention, I can't understand the inaction when violence is intimated or threatened?
What does that tell you about how one group is perceived to be 'protected,' even when they incite hate ... what sort of messages are our establishment sending out to the public? 'Leave it to us and we will do nothing, but try it yourself and we will arrest you?' .... surely just pushing the population to more extreme measures?
If I go on to the streets and shout 'death to all jihadists', I will likely (possibly rightly, depending upon your free speech opinions) be arrested, but someone shouting death to all 'crusaders' is somehow acceptable? I don't think so ... but then what I or you think, doesn't count for much these days does it, and even this opinion post has to be very carefully nuanced to keep within the law as its being enforced.
PS: By a strange quirk of fate, the lady hairdresser concerned in the social media post, was from Trinidad, and therefore another stereotype so beloved of the Left was broken ... a black woman accused of racism ... who would have thought it in this age of BLM?
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Preach hate and terrorism regularly in a mosque, or on the open streets outside a mosque for all to hear and see ...
... and its up to five years before any arrest and court case, and 10 years to any deportation (if that even happens) - see Anjem Choudary and Abu Hamza al-Masri aka 'Dr Hook' et al. Parade around the streets of UK with banners stating death to all who 'insult' Islam, or calling for all 'crusaders' to be killed (meaning you and I), and you receive not even a public nuisance charge from the London police force, or Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
Put up the black banner of IS Islam in a London borough .... and it takes a brave priest to take it down (the police do nothing). But put up a social media posting saying that you won't serve people of the Islamic faith in your hairdressers shop, and you are arrested under the race relations act 2010 inside a couple of hours. While I can understand one police intervention, I can't understand the inaction when violence is intimated or threatened?
What does that tell you about how one group is perceived to be 'protected,' even when they incite hate ... what sort of messages are our establishment sending out to the public? 'Leave it to us and we will do nothing, but try it yourself and we will arrest you?' .... surely just pushing the population to more extreme measures?
If I go on to the streets and shout 'death to all jihadists', I will likely (possibly rightly, depending upon your free speech opinions) be arrested, but someone shouting death to all 'crusaders' is somehow acceptable? I don't think so ... but then what I or you think, doesn't count for much these days does it, and even this opinion post has to be very carefully nuanced to keep within the law as its being enforced.
PS: By a strange quirk of fate, the lady hairdresser concerned in the social media post, was from Trinidad, and therefore another stereotype so beloved of the Left was broken ... a black woman accused of racism ... who would have thought it in this age of BLM?
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