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Mosque Pays Fine Of Man Convicted Of Vandalising Its Doors To Keep Him From Going To Jail For 6 Years
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TTT...would you have posted the above remark if he had been convicted of vandalising a church, and the local Vicar has paid his fine ?
Can I just remind some people on here, that this chap was convicted of vandalism in the first place.
TTT...would you have posted the above remark if he had been convicted of vandalising a church, and the local Vicar has paid his fine ?
Can I just remind some people on here, that this chap was convicted of vandalism in the first place.
Just a note to say that, had it been a church that had been vandalised for atrocities committed in the name of a Christian God then it would have been an historic crime from centuries ago and not one to appear on News24.
The chances of a genuine hot-blooded rage would be somewhat less.
You're really just reinforcing your stated position with that post eh Mikey?
To err is human, to forgive divine but be very sure you've picked your erring location with great care. Other reactions are possible.
The chances of a genuine hot-blooded rage would be somewhat less.
You're really just reinforcing your stated position with that post eh Mikey?
To err is human, to forgive divine but be very sure you've picked your erring location with great care. Other reactions are possible.
That is Rolex TTT, and you know it.
The "church" as you put it, or the Mosque has not been committing acts of terror world wide for the last 20 years.....some extremist followers have.
But that isn't the point.....you quite rightly praised the Mosque, but forgot to condemn the man for the vandalism.
The "church" as you put it, or the Mosque has not been committing acts of terror world wide for the last 20 years.....some extremist followers have.
But that isn't the point.....you quite rightly praised the Mosque, but forgot to condemn the man for the vandalism.
aren't we getting a bit carried away? so some muslims somewhere did a good deed, great well done. That does not suddenly attone for all their past acts of terrorism world wide does it? I'm sure the families of the victims of the 2 towers were delighted that this particular mosque helped some low life vandal. In fact it's worth pointing out that if this kind of thing is so rare that it warrants an emotional outpouring that perhaps we should not get mesmerised by it.
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