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Post by Einhorn on Nov 17, 2023 9:31:44 GMT
The point I'm making is that ideologies are thoughts. They don't necessarily involve any action. And religions are ideologies just as political views are ideologies. Yet any political party that holds policies that would be contrary to our law if they were put into action is proscribed and any members locked up - even when they haven't done anything. But followers of a religion that holds view contrary to the law (like islam) are NOT locked up - sometimes even if the carry out the illegal acts. So there are thought crimes. Islam teaches the death penalty for blasphemy, and for homosexuality, it teaches cruelty, violence and intolerance. And given the terrorism which has come from it, clearly there are problems. Those problems cannot be resolved with ignorance, but conversation. It was said that there are no thought crimes in the EU and Poland. Why are you bringing the Middle East into it? That's a different discussion. Can you name a single thought crime in a European country, Iggy? |
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