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  • February 21, 2009 at 3:06 am
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      I hope some of them get through – we have a law (which they’re likely not know about because America doesn’t) against inciting racial hatred – pretty sure that would cover inciting hatred against homosexuals… Let them come over and start picketing funerals of AIDS victims like they have in the US – then we can let the stormtroopers loose on them :sign0073::sign0081:

      How feckin sick is that though – protesting/being generally obnoxious at someones funeral because they died from AIDS?…

      Utter tossers…..

      February 21, 2009 at 3:53 am
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        noname;309304 wrote:
        How feckin sick is that though – protesting/being generally obnoxious at someones funeral because they died from AIDS?…

        Utter tossers…..

        at least in our countrie(s) they would get nicked for breach of the peace..

        and irrespective of peoples political views about the war, I think cheering the death of a soldier from enemy action in front of the familes in the home country of that soldier is surely support for the enemy (i.e terrorism?)

        I’ve never even heard of anti-war campaigners actually cheering the death of a soldier in this fashion

        amazed that the Yanks don’t have the balls to stand up to these muppets and state there is a limit to “free speech”

        February 21, 2009 at 4:45 am
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          General Lighting;309310 wrote:
          at least in our countrie(s) they would get nicked for breach of the peace..

          and irrespective of peoples political views about the war, I think cheering the death of a soldier from enemy action in front of the familes in the home country of that soldier is surely support for the enemy (i.e terrorism?)

          I’ve never even heard of anti-war campaigners actually cheering the death of a soldier in this fashion

          amazed that the Yanks don’t have the balls to stand up to these muppets and state there is a limit to “free speech”

          christian nation 4 ya

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