Friday, February 10, 2006

Tee Hee

I think the keffiyeh should be black and white, but it made oi larf.

and not quite so amusing ... shouldn't this attack on Christians be a religiously aggravated crime ?

2 comments:

Martin said...

One would have thought either the victims' Christianity would have to be the primary motive behind the commission of the offence, or else merely because they were not part of the offender's faith, for a religious aggravation to exist.

Do such circumstances apply here?

Anonymous said...

mk: For it to be a religiously aggravated crime the victims must be muslim.

The law doesn't actually say that, but that's what the law was designed for.