I've made my point.

I must have missed it.
Bye.

It took me a while to get round to reading this as I knew what to expect, it didn't let me down:

1 - There are many wannabe pedestal hoggers claiming the human rights yadda yadda yadda etc etc etc position.

2- There are people just too thick to measure.

3 - Racism is Racism, it doesn't differentiate.

Only point of note worth making from me:

A young man with a young family was murdered by too very disturbed individuals, pre-meditated and justice will be served, life in this case with mean life.

Is this a worrying development (or just a co-incidence)? www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ed-in.html

Is this a worrying development (or just a co-incidence)? www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ed-in.html

Or, one hopes, anything else.

Is that another of your "moral" taboos ?

It's not something I'd condone.

Is it too obvious to suggest that you seem to do rather a lot of it.

I'm sure that, knowing that, he'll think twice before knocking one out in future.

I wish his dad had

I know I'm going to regret this ... but what's your reasoning?

I don't understand the arguing on here? No one on here actually gives 2 sh*ts about other people's opinion. For what it's worth (back on topic) the terrorists who murdered the solider should be hung. So should everybody who commits horrible crimes like that (including murder, terrorism, rape) I know a few of you will be quick to get on the moral high horse and say well if you murder the terrorists aren't I contradicting myself? But they gave up their rights and their right to live when they deprived that of another person.

It should also be against the law to preach religion. It causes a lot of problems. I am a Catholic but I don't force that upon others and I know for a fact that if somebody of a different religion preached to me I would seriously have a problem with it. In all fairness if nobody preached religion to others it probably would reduce the tension between religions and make the world a more peaceful place.

The country should also be very strict on immigration, don't get me wrong I am not a racist, I do have many friends from different ethnicities and religious backgrounds but we should be strict like Australia. They have a very strict immigration procedure and we could start by reducing the benefits that immigrants get. Australia don't seem to have the problems we have due to their system so we should adapt and learn from them.

Oh dear.

Was all that written for you by Jon Gaunt or Richard Littlejohn?

Thats interesting - why would you have a problem with someone expressing another religious viewpoint and would it work if the viewpoint was (for example) from a Methodist, or would it have to be from a religion that you do not consider to be christian, are all christians ok but other religions not ?