We Can’t Say What Blasphemy the Arrestee Committed — That Would Itself Be Blasphemous

[88Mariner]

[A 17-year-old] schoolboy ... was arrested and imprisoned for writing alleged blasphemous remarks about the Prophet Muhammad on an exam paper....

...It is unclear what Mr Samiullah may have written. When the police were asked about his alleged offence, they declined to elaborate, suggesting that it would blasphemous to repeat the words written.




wouldn't want to say "jehova" now....

[res0nat0r]

Re: We Can’t Say What Blasphemy the Arrestee Committed — That Would Itself Be Blasphe

thats nutty

[trick12]

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politics?

[FM]

Re: We Can’t Say What Blasphemy the Arrestee Committed — That Would Itself Be Blasphe

That's like saying stealing 1.5 million in chips isn't really stealing 1.5 million...(it's in this story)

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[Shpira]

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^^But its not...the value of the chips is not underpinned by any federal laws...its purely fictional and discretionary. the value of a note is federally backed and hence stealing is a higher level offence and this is pretty reasonable IMO...the casino can always replace their chips...replacing the dollar is a tad bit more difficult.

As for the arrested boy; serves him right for taking the prophets name in vain...

[vinnie97]

Re: We Can’t Say What Blasphemy the Arrestee Committed — That Would Itself Be Blasphe

What, serves him right? Would the same apply if he blasphemed Jesus? I somehow think not...hooray for Sharia Law.