Posted on 02/23/2017 12:35:43 PM PST by markomalley
A man who set fire to the Quran has become the first Danish national charged with blasphemy in 46 years.
The 42-year-old man, who remains unidentified, filming himself burning the Muslim holy book in his garden in north Jutland in December 2015, and then posted the footage on an anti-Islam Facebook group called “Yes to freedom - no to Islam.”
He posted the video with the message: “Think of your neighbor: it stinks when it burns,” according to prosecutors, The Copenhagen Post reported.
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I did not know they were a theocracy.
The ‘progressives’ are regressing Europe to the Middle Ages.
They have no right to free expression.
Going to jail for burning a book? you have to be kidding.
Going to jail for ‘Blasphemy’??? that’s there along with the Inquisition.
Last burning at the stake for blasphemy was some poor guy who mocked the Bible for one reason or other in Spain, 1810 or there ‘bouts.
He should have used the Koran for toilet paper instead. Less global warming.
Talk about insane double standards.
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It stinks when it is allowed to fester!
Picture of burning KORAN please!!!
Picture of burning KORAN please!!!
Old Christian Laws the left used to whine and still does WHINE about....
Now being used by the same leftists to DEFEND ISLAM.....
F****ING INSANE!!!!
For a defense, he might claim he was saving it from being a$$-wipe.
Or, it was infested with the fleas of a thousand camels.
If it is his private property he should be able to turn it into CO2 if he wants to.
Bible yes Koran no
No good deed goes unpunished.
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