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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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Look around the world, you will see that there have been many societies that were successful for very long periods without a god head religion. Our Australian indigenous, Borneo, are just two.
I don't hate anything, but it appears that the religious do, by the sad posts against all. It is not vilifying to bring forth historical and realistic fact. The religious use anything they can in whatever way they can to try and quieten anyone that has a different viewpoint.
There is no love in that, just sadness at how low you will stoop to force your evil onto people. I take no sides, but believe that anyone that has to use violence to prove their point, is evil.
I class the innocents of the world no matter what their beliefs, to be much more important that those that continuously try to be the ones that throw the first and the second stones.
As for the religious Bush's of the world, it is alright for them to have their weapons of mass destruction and use them when they feel like it, but no anyone else. It is alright for them to invade and destroy, to capture the major oil reserves on the planet, which are mostly owned by Muslim countries. Thats justifiable we are told, well you can keep that, I just wish you would all go to heaven quickly, sit down with your god and tell him who is right. I am sure he will listen, doesn't he always put things right if you have him in your life.