Flintlock
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This is your only counter argument?
I can write a long paragraph, but then, who cares? Think what you want. I'm not here to change anyones' mind. It doesn't work.
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This is your only counter argument?
I don't see the same sentiments here, when some members ridicule others practices and rituals.
I support the "right to criticize all religions".
I can write a long paragraph, but then, who cares? Think what you want. I'm not here to change anyones' mind. It doesn't work.
Yet your critical posts live. When exercising your freedoms, remember the other party's free to defend the argument as well.I don't see the same sentiments here, when some members ridicule others practices and rituals.
I support the "right to criticize all religions".
Wait wait wait... India has blasphemy laws???????charged under Sections 295A (deliberate act with malicious intent to outrage religious feelings) and Section 34 (acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention) of the Indian Penal Code.
I believe this does.Indian Law supports it.
EDIT:Seems like you should also learn to read before posting.![]()
Wait wait wait... India has blasphemy laws???????
LOOOOOOOOL Indians have been rippin on Pakistani theocratic laws for sometime now... This is hillarious.
What practical reasons? To stop Christians from mass converting Hindus away?Erm, I believe there is no comparison between Indian laws against defaming religion and the Pakistani ones, which are simplistic and get misused more often than used.
In any case, I don't support those laws as a matter of principle, but I do realize that they are needed for practical reasons.
What practical reasons? To stop Christians from mass converting Hindus away?
Its lame speech, I've heard tougher opponents in these arguments.Those are anti-conversion laws. Read them up. Quite different from these ones.
Every country has hate-speech laws, even Britain. Haven't you heard that Geert Wilders was banned from entering Britain.
How you intepret hate-speech depends, of course. In this case I wouldn't call it hate speech, though I'm sure most of you would disagree with me.