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Protesters at Lakemba reject our freedoms
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Below are a few comments of some speakers. Others are in todays press.
Hizb-ut-Tahrir spokesman Wassim Doureihi said Muslims had a duty to respond to the magazine.
"It is unacceptable for a Muslim to remain silent in the face of the attacks on our beloved prophet," he said.
One speaker at the rally, Sufyan Badar, took aim at what he called the arrogant West.
"They force their world view onto us: 'We are the arrogant West and you Muslims have to accept our
world view, you have to accept our freedoms ... to insult your prophet'," he told the crowd.
He dismissed the defence of freedom of speech.
"We rejected freedom yesterday, we rejected freedom today and we reject your freedom tomorrow," he said.
One wonders why muslims remain here if our society is so alien to them. The door is open, they are not forced to stay. But last time I looked it was still our country and we make the rules.
So do we change to accommodate muslim desires, remain as is or put measures in place to encourage those that do not like it to leave?
Obviously many are unhappy and this is not good for community cohesion.