Thanks to Denmark’s far left government a new law is being drafted, targeted at a surge in Qur’an burning protests recently which would make desecrating any holy book illegal, with the government saying the legislation is a matter of national security. - Kotaku In Action 2

Thanks to Denmark’s far left government a new law is being drafted, targeted at a surge in Qur’an burning protests recently which would make desecrating any holy book illegal, with the government saying the legislation is a matter of national security. (www.breitbart.com)

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Blasphemy Laws Are Back: Denmark to Ban Qur'an Burnings

"The unfree, medieval forces of the Middle East have won a victory today", says Denmark's former immigration minister.

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– JiggsawCalrissian 25 points 1 year ago +25 / -0

10-1 one specific holy book mysteriously won't be subject to the same rule

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– lapalapa 4 points 1 year ago +5 / -1

Title says "any holy book".

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– IamM 10 points 1 year ago +11 / -1

Yeah, but at the same time one could make any book "holy". If I get my march 1985 edition of playboy blessed by a priest, wouldn't it be as holy as a bible?