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California man linked to anti-Islam film denies violating probation
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Note: Wed Oct 10, 2012 5:30pm EDT |
Please give him 20-40 years!
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Just a scape-goat, this matter is laughable at best,, got bigger fish to fry, white house is getting its lies in to order. It was just bad intel,,, hell it worked for Bush,..
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If there was a case of probation violation, he must face the legal consequence for it. For it - and not for anything more. Else if bad movie making would become a punishable crime, than most of Hollywood would end up in prison.
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August is right, if they clapped this guy up, they'd have to lock up the Westboro lot too, although that wouldn't be a great loss.
You apply freedom of speech, you have to apply it across the board, from those insulting a foreign religion, to those calling for the death of their own countries soldiers, to those calling for the president to be killed. I do wonder if we'd have that kind of tolerance here in the UK, given all the controversy over Twitter in recent months. :hmmm: |
Can a video, any video not necessarily this one, be considered a hate crime? If so what would be the requirements for such?
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What else could they make you do? |
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The fact that Muslims decided to riot over a stupid movie is the real problem here. Why does a silly movie give them the right to kill and pillage. Its ridiculous. The fact that someone made an offensive video using a thing that many free citizens enjoy called FREE SPEECH doesnt give people a free pass to do whatever they want in anger. its absurd. |
Eh. Most Christians (myself included) would gladly see Westboro locked up, but you make a good point there.
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But, admittedly, he probably didn't intend that sort of reaction. NOTE: My new rank is worse than being in the brig! |
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