kai
ragamuffin
I think I have.
Words can offend. Words can hurt. Criticism can offend and hurt.
You have to right to be offended or hurt. I have the same right to be hurt or offended.
You would not commit violence because of my words. Nor would I.
But the same can't be said for nawab.
He clearly admitted that blasphemers should be stoned.
He also had admitted that girls who go around showing off their legs, deserved to be raped, in another thread (Women of Islam). He called every women in the US and UK as sluts, just because they showed some parts of their legs or some cleavages.
I am neither American, nor British. I am not Christian, Muslim or Jew. Nor am I am woman. I don't have a religion, but what I found in his statements/replies were not only immoral, they were just as offensive, but the difference between him and me, is that I am not going shoot him or stone him, and I don't favour it for others to do such thing.
So you should understand, why I am being overly critical of him or harsh with him?
But using death-threat, violence and murder/assassination because of mere words or criticism is totally not acceptable. It taking the law into your own hand.
I often hear those who (Muslims) are caught for rape and murder, committed by these criminals that have done it as a matter of honour or religion, and that the courts have no rights to prosecute them for their crimes, because they don't recognize the "laws of men" or "laws of country". They often claim the Western law and court are biased towards them, racists and religious intolerant.
To them, they don't see it is crime. Such justifications have sullied Islam.
Murder is murder, regardless if this is revenge. Rape is rape, regardless if a woman is partially dressed or not.
I don't care if he is offended or not. People need to wake up that any religion or religious people who think they can take the law into their own hands, exacting revenge over words, should be held accountable for their crimes, and no scripture should be held above the law.
If you must protest, do so non-violently. If you find something seen in media, or read posts that are critically, you would reply with counter argument or you can simply walk away.
i cant argue with that!