Armchair Critic correct with one major correction,
"If any one of us was in as Islamic country and we criticised Islam we'd be getting put to death."

You don't even have to be in an Islamic country for this to happen, think the author of the satanic versus, charle hebdo, Gert Wilde permanent police protection there have been many instances of people killed in countries for supposedly offending Muslims.

The comments by Mr Halal, just a joker.

Banjo Quote "do not be surprised if the PM quietly abandons her."
I think he will do absolutely nothing hoping the stink from her comments do not stick to him.

Go down the page 2nd pic you will see him seated next to her at a dinner.
http://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2017/04/abc-islamic-violence-investigation-ignores-senior-imam-sheik-shadys-sermons-quotes-waleed-alys-wife-.html

//When did I say anything about hitting a woman you idiot?//

Right here, cock-sucker:

//'You CAN exercise your right to free speech' but be aware that the other person can also 'exercise their right to break your jaw'.//

You can attempt as much as disingenuous squirming as you want to pretend that that wasn't really want you meant, but we weren't all born yesterday. You know what you meant, and so do we, as much as you'd like to try and pretend otherwise now that you've been called out for being a deadbeat.

//why don't you just go back to whatever country you came from?//

Because it's a logical impossibility. I was born here, so if I'm already here how can I go 'back' here?

You don't make much sense, AC. Maybe if you tried using your brain for thinking....

Hi AC,

I think we've established pretty well that nobody has the right to break your jaw, just because of what you say.

Sure, some people may be physically able to do so, but given that might doesn't make right in a civilized society, they don't have a legal right to do so, and could be found guilty of a serious offense if they did that.

Some people may feel like breaking your jaw, AC, merely on sight, but if they unfortunately don't actually do it, then they haven't committed an offence. But rest assured, if you do provoke someone to break your jaw, or a group to give you a real good kicking for some insulting remarks about their mothers or sisters, that, when you recover, you can resort to the law, which declares such actions to be illegal, although a judge may exercise clemency. Feel free to make the same remark to the same people as soon as you are able. Let us know beforehand, we'll buy tickets.

Cheers,

Joe

Loudmouth - Quote "Some people may feel like breaking your jaw, AC, merely on sight, but if they unfortunately don't actually do it, then they haven't committed an offence."

I don't know where you are living but in Australia the threat to break someones jaw is enough to land you in court it does not matter that you don't intend to do it the words are enough.

Crunch time?

Toni,
Everyone can see what I wrote, you even quoted me, so grow up and stop acting like a little child.