Man in Sweden wears T-shirt with the text "ISLAM IS THE DEVIL". Police confiscate T-shirt, man inves - Polidicks

[QUOTE][B]A man who wore a t-shirt saying ”Islam is the devil” could face charges for inciting hatred.[/B] Police stopped the man in a shopping centre in Karlstad, western Sweden on Friday afternoon. They confiscated the t-shirt and filed a report. The crime is being classified as incitement to ethnic hatred, local newspaper Nya Wermlands-Tidningen reports.[/QUOTE] Just another day in السويد. [URL="http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2054&artikel=6025564"]Sveriges Radio (english)[/URL]

I mean that is a huge dick move and a terrible shirt, but it's just a damn shirt.

Maybe he just wore a misprinted basketball shirt "I SLAM THE DEVIL"

To be fair, lots of Islamic people tend to have little protests portraying boards saying things like "christianity is evil" "we spit on your troops" "western soldiers are murderers" etc I don't see why what this man is doing (probably not making a scene either) is considered any different

I love the Swedish caliphate

This is terrible.

Sweden is the definition of too politically correct.

Not as bad as the time a guy in my hometown was slammed with the same charges for comparing a muslim prayer to a goat with a stomach ache on facebook. Source, its a few months old. Actually it was donkey with a tummyache, but that's irrelevant [url]http://www.sn.se/nyheter/nykoping/1.2572617[/url] swedish source

There seems to be a bit of double standerds here, if some guy was walking around wearing a shirt that said "Judaism is the devil" you guys would be alright with him being prosecuted for wearing an anti-semitic shirt, but if it's Islam, it's somehow fine?

He shouldn't be able to preach hate, and neither should anyone else. Just get a t-shirt saying "I don't agree with Islam". Then a muslim with a t-shirt saying "I don't agree with infidels" can meet him and they can have an adult discussion.

[QUOTE=absolalone111;46548145]There seems to be a bit of double standerds here, if some guy was walking around wearing a shirt that said "Judaism is the devil" you guys would be alright with him being prosecuted for wearing an anti-semitic shirt, but if it's Islam, it's somehow fine?[/QUOTE] I think people have the right to wear and say whatever they want without having the law intervene (except for verbal threats), the consequences they face for their actions is what the people recieving the messages respond with. If someone wears a shirt with a big fat swastika on it, then they just have to accept that people wont talk to them, ban them from their establishments and tell them to fuck off. As much as I hate having to be the devils avocado on this, I really believe in a 100% free speech. (Except for verbal threats but that's a different category)

To be honest I don't see why someone would be arrested for this. Most religions out there say "everyone else is evil except us" so you can't really ban shit like this without pretty much banning religion.

[QUOTE=absolalone111;46548145]There seems to be a bit of double standerds here, if some guy was walking around wearing a shirt that said "Judaism is the devil" you guys would be alright with him being prosecuted for wearing an anti-semitic shirt, but if it's Islam, it's somehow fine?[/QUOTE] no i think anyone wearing a shirt specifically designed to offend people should get done

[QUOTE=carcarcargo;46548175]To be honest I don't see why someone would be arrested for this. Most religions out there say "everyone else is evil except us" so you can't really ban shit like this without pretty much banning religion.[/QUOTE]Because it demoralizes poor people of islamic faith that live in Sweden, making them upset and gloomy. We should treat them better than others since that's how they were treated in middle east. [editline]22nd November 2014[/editline] [QUOTE=Scot;46548184]no i think anyone wearing a shirt specifically designed to offend people should get done[/QUOTE] Don't be so soft as to words on a shirt to offend you.

[QUOTE=Murkrow;46548102]Maybe he just wore a misprinted basketball shirt "I SLAM THE DEVIL"[/QUOTE] Damn kerning!

You can hate anyone you want but if you even think about hating Islam, you are going to jail you fucking scum how dare you?

Swedens moral inquisition strikes again.

[QUOTE=itisjuly;46548187]Don't be so soft as to words on a shirt to offend you.[/QUOTE] I don't give a shit if it offends people I give a shit that people are trying to.

[QUOTE=Scot;46548232]I don't give a shit if it offends people I give a shit that people are trying to.[/QUOTE] I see no good reason why he should get charged in any way for that though. Trying to offend people is not illegal and shouldn't be.

[QUOTE=absolalone111;46548145]There seems to be a bit of double standerds here, if some guy was walking around wearing a shirt that said "Judaism is the devil" you guys would be alright with him being prosecuted for wearing an anti-semitic shirt, but if it's Islam, it's somehow fine?[/QUOTE] Uhh no I wouldn't give a shit either way. It's a fucking shirt with text on like like jesus fuck how fucking bored do you have to be to care about that

[QUOTE=Tasm;46548095]I mean that is a huge dick move and a terrible shirt, but it's just a damn shirt.[/QUOTE] Fuck that, Islam is a barbaric hate filled religion.

[QUOTE=joshdasmif;46548119]To be fair, lots of Islamic people tend to have little protests portraying boards saying things like "christianity is evil" "we spit on your troops" "western soldiers are murderers" etc I don't see why what this man is doing (probably not making a scene either) is considered any different[/QUOTE] People from a different culture behaving inappropriate doesn't give us the right to to the same

[QUOTE=itisjuly;46548247]I see no good reason why he should get charged in any way for that though. Trying to offend people is not illegal and shouldn't be.[/QUOTE] He is getting charged be cause of the hate speech laws. People are scared about violence from the Islamic immigrants so they get special treatment.

Sweden. Yes.

[QUOTE=absolalone111;46548145]If some guy was walking around wearing a shirt that said "Judaism is the devil" you guys would be alright with him being prosecuted for wearing an anti-semitic shirt[/QUOTE] I wouldn't. Even though I live in a country where everyone else is, for obvious reasons.

I can't believe this is actually a thing. Moral police? Really? Fuck, the law shouldn't keep people from being assholes-- that's not its job. If someone wants to be a bigot, they have the right to be one. We shouldn't censor opinions just because someone might get offended.

[QUOTE=FLIPPY;46548260]He is getting charged be cause of the hate speech laws. People are scared about violence from the Islamic immigrants so they get special treatment.[/QUOTE] Which is absolutely retarded. It's like muslims got Sweden by the balls because their government is too much of a pussy.

[QUOTE=Monkah;46548312]I can't believe this is actually a thing. Moral police? Really? Fuck, the law shouldn't keep people from being assholes-- that's not its job. If someone wants to be a bigot, they have the right to be one. We shouldn't censor opinions just because someone might get offended.[/QUOTE] But if you dont stop someone insulting islam, you might have someone who strapped C4 to themselves run into a busy marketplace.

[QUOTE=Monkah;46548312]I can't believe this is actually a thing. Moral police? Really? Fuck, the law shouldn't keep people from being assholes-- that's not its job. If someone wants to be a bigot, they have the right to be one. We shouldn't censor opinions just because someone might get offended.[/QUOTE] Hate speech isn't just opinions, it's hate speech. sure, this tshirt might not be the worst example of hate speech in action, but where do you draw the line exactly? I don't find this t-shirt to be acceptable in the slightest, and also the person persecuted will probably only get a fine. Whatever.

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