Where's the BEEF ?

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=100648.msg659172#msg659172 date=1444877195]
The content of what he said , dude !

U wanna these fellahs that shoot the messenger ??

and sweep the message under the rug ?

Doan try that here 
[/quote]A  Book to some Muslims is like Kryptonite  to Superman

Folks  like Kwami will continue to empower these Folks .

Obfuscation is for the commoner  :-[


obfuscate is a verb that means to make obscure or unclear. Some people are experts at obfuscating the truth by being evasive,

unclear, or obscure in the telling of the facts.

Now listen up to the " message" :

Killing a non hindu for eating Beef AND banning a muslim musical performance :

Is an Example of a democracy....

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=100648.msg659146#msg659146 date=1444850446]
Rushdie

:

 
I support no Indian political party and oppose all attacks on free speech.

Liberty is my only party".
[/quote] I agree wid Rushdie here with his opposition  to attacks on free speech but  let him go try  preaching that in Muslim countries... Dem go kill he skunt

Lemme repeat slowly for this Bobbician !

Killing a non hindu for eating Beef AND banning a muslim musical performance :

Is an Example of a Democracy....in India.


a simple YES or NO : will suffice :What say ye ?

Mohammad Akhlaq was beaten to death over accusations the goat meat in his fridge was beef

                               

A commission of inquiry in India has concluded that the lynching of a man over rumours he kept and consumed beef was

premeditated and not spontaneous.
It said a Hindu temple had been used to plan the attack.  :

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=100648.msg659177#msg659177 date=1444877819]
Now listen up to the " message" :

Killing a non hindu for eating Beef

Is an Example of a democracy....
[/quote] ..  Therefore they should find a Hindu who eats beef and kill him. This would then be an example of democracy  where all are treated equally regardless of religion

The canteen of a Delhi guesthouse belonging to the southern Indian state of Kerala was visited by police

after a rightwing Hindu group complained it had beef on its menu.

Staff told police that beef items on their menu were buffalo, not cow, meat.

Police said they only went to Kerala House as a "preventive measure" :

not to investigate the complaint or take meat samples.

An angry Kerala government has complained to the police.
Kerala is one of the few Indian states in which cow slaughter is legal.