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Free speech, anti-terrorism laws and racial vilification : Comments
By David Knoll, published 11/8/2005David Knoll argues we must support governmental efforts to combat terrorism and the incitement of it.
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David Boaz, “So, I maintain that it is not the 'religion' which is the problem, it all comes back in this case to the greed and power of a sovereign Charles the II who USED religion for his own purposes, and now we have the inherited baggage”.
Religion is the problem and always has been, it will continue to be the major problem for the progress of this planet as long as it is allowed to soil our world. Islam is very radical, but so is christianity as can be seen throughout history.
All sovereign leaders have religious backgrounds and use religion for their own means, with the support of those religions. The 1st and 2nd world wars shows you that. Hitler had immense support from the churches who stood by and watched the slaughter. Just look at Bush, Blair, Howard, very religious as well as being war criminals. Not much different from the past to the present.
Inherited baggage, give us a break, you only have baggage if you follow the same pattern, approach and application that created the baggage in the first place. So the religious of today are just a repeat of a bad repeat.
I don't see any relevant practical love coming from any religion. From the christian point of view, it is about economic power and control whilst with the muslims, it it is about physical power and control, not much difference there. They both still attempt to use emotional and physical violence to maintain their fallacies.