British Prime Minister seeks answers after soldier hacked to death

[Icarus]

Might the reason be the rule of law which allows for a diversity of opinions? If he is violating any laws, only then can he be punished as prescribed by the relevant laws.

Diversity of opinions should not allow one opinion to trample over what others believe and hold dear, the damage this outspoken bufoon causes the Muslim community in the UK is unprecedented!

 

[Argus Panoptes]

Diversity of opinions should not allow one opinion to trample over what others believe and hold dear, the damage this outspoken bufoon causes the Muslim community in the UK is unprecedented!

But Sir, he has the right be a buffoon and express his idiotic opinions, as long as he remains within the law.

 

[Icarus]

But Sir, he has the right be a buffoon and express his idiotic opinions, as long as he remains within the law.

"The Law" is a concept that can be bent to meet the requirements, and I believe that keeping the best interests of the UK in mind, the government should seriously consider bending those laws about freedom of speech before this man causes an outrage.

 

[livingdead]

"The Law" is a concept that can be bent to meet the requirements, and I believe that keeping the best interests of the UK in mind, the government should seriously consider bending those laws about freedom of speech before this man causes an outrage.

If you start applying law willy nilly, you will lose much more than what little you gain from locking up these people. And freedom of expression is too precious to be lost for Mr Chaudhry...

 

[Icarus]

If you start applying law willy nilly, you will lose much more than what little you gain from locking up these people. And freedom of expression is too precious to be lost for Mr Chaudhry...

Mr Chowdery is at the moment, at the helm of a situation that he could steer towards violent communal tensions. I am an analyst and I live by the simple code, "Hope for the best, plan for the worst". If I were a subject of the British Govt, that would have been me attempting to abort the situation from going to the worst. Stockholm and The beheading incident can be used as two heads of the same monster to mobilize opinion against expatriots.

 

[Argus Panoptes]

"The Law" is a concept that can be bent to meet the requirements, and I believe that keeping the best interests of the UK in mind, the government should seriously consider bending those laws about freedom of speech before this man causes an outrage.

Tis a slippery slope Sir what you advocate.

Besides, the UK government could start with other more rabid preachers like Abu Qatada, where the legal process has taken over eight years and counting.