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Mandate Tolerance - Expect Resentment

Desmond1979

https://www.itv.com/news/london/2025-06-02/man-found-guilty-after-burning-a-quran-outside-the-turkish-consulate-in-london

All attempts to make us 'Shiny Happy People - Holding Hands' end up causing friction. Old historical grievances reemerge. Suddenly, the attempts to bring about World Peace cause another Global Conflict.

We no longer have Mutual Respect. We have the law of the Jungle. All because we followed the directives of Old Enemies - Germany and France - while decimating relations with Old Allies - such as Serbia and Russia.

Fight-or-Flight is now a way of life.

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  • Hi Desmond, sorry but I don't really understand your post, but I read the article - thanks for sharing it. 

    I believe that everyone should respect each other, but is it disrespecting individuals to criticise their religion? Is it ok for someone whose religion has been criticised and their sacred book burnt to attack the person who did that, with no legal repercussions? Is it ok for UK law to blame the defendant for the attack on him, because he "provoked it"? Should we all have the right not to be offended?

    I don't know the answer - what do others think?

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  • Hi Desmond, sorry but I don't really understand your post, but I read the article - thanks for sharing it. 

    I believe that everyone should respect each other, but is it disrespecting individuals to criticise their religion? Is it ok for someone whose religion has been criticised and their sacred book burnt to attack the person who did that, with no legal repercussions? Is it ok for UK law to blame the defendant for the attack on him, because he "provoked it"? Should we all have the right not to be offended?

    I don't know the answer - what do others think?

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