Mr Yousaf said that there should be no “dwelling defence” in his bill. He told the Scottish parliament’s justice committee that children, family and house guests must be protected from hate speech. He told MSPs: “Are we comfortable giving a defence to somebody whose behaviour is threatening or abusive which is intentionally stirring up hatred against, for example, Muslims? Are we saying that that is justified because that is in the home? . . . If your intention was to stir up hatred against Jews . . . then I think that deserves criminal sanction.”
Mr Yousaf said theatre directors and journalists should not be exempt from the bill, to prevent activists stoking tensions under the cloak of dramatic licence or freedom of expression. He said: “We wouldn’t want to give the likes of Tommy Robinson a defence by saying that he’s ‘a blogger who writes for The Patriot Times so my reasonable defence is that I am a journalist’.”
I think muslims do a good job by themselves. In fact, they are so good at it that you intentionally censor information about their activities, lest you'd have a few thousand angry lynchmobs in the streets.
1984 is non-fiction.
I think muslims do a good job by themselves. In fact, they are so good at it that you intentionally censor information about their activities, lest you'd have a few thousand angry lynchmobs in the streets.
Especially after what happened in Nice, France today