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Denmark to look for 'legal tool' to prevent Koran burnings
(www.reuters.com)
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The message is "this is allowed here, and it will stay that way". There would be no message doing it in a country without free speech, only violence.
I'm not saying I like that they did it, but I definitely want to live in a society where it's allowed to do so. There is no place in a modern society for relics. If people want to worship a book that's their private decision and should be without consequence for the rest of society.
The message was clearly intended for the countries of the embassies. It didn't even make the news locally until the outrage against it was in the world news. The issue with book burnings should be addressed in the countries that have issues with book burning, not here. No one here cares.
If people want to fight a book that's their private decision and should be without consequence for the rest of the society.
It is. That's why it isn't prosecuted. The government doesn't care if you eat, burn, or bury a Bible. As it should be.
They do care. They're trying to find a way to stop it. That's the point of the article. It's the first sentence: