ruggedchap:


Actually it does not matter, what matters is that the pattern of intolerance shown by the bigoted r.etards , continues unabated , and people are getting killed based on hearsay rumours, with no proof or justice. Obviously it is done in the name of religion by deluded fellows who think they can appease God by shedding the blood of innocents.

In fact it is easier and almost painless to die by beheading than by being clubbed to death by a gang of raving lunatics.

Excusing away lies, distortions and misleading tales by another group of bigots is another tragedy.

Inciting hatred, rage and violence by another set of bigots is equally dangerous.

aresa:



Excusing away lies, distortions and misleading tales by another group of bigots is another tragedy.

Inciting hatred, rage and violence by another set of bigots is equally dangerous.

No one is excusing away distortions, what one is emphasising on is the ploy to turn this from an unfortunate tragedy perpetuated by a bunch of irredeemable fellows to an attack against those who are canvassing for justice ,irrespective of the manner in which she died...

Where do you stand , Bigotry or Justice ??

ruggedchap:



No one is excusing away distortions, what one is emphasising on is the ploy to turn this from an unfortunate tragedy perpetuated by a bunch of irredeemable fellows to an attack against those who are canvassing for justice ,irrespective of the manner in which she died...

Where do you stand , Bigotry or Justice ??

You know where I stand especially if you've been reading my posts. I want justice for the woman and her living husband and I totally condemn the senseless killing, but that doesn't mean I should look the other way and be less concerned about other bigots preying on unsuspecting Nigerians to fan hatred, bigotry and violence.

Her death obviously was a tragedy perpetrated by criminals who should be brought to justice, but this shouldn't be an excuse for other bigots to use this tragedy to incite, flame hatred and promote the same kind of violence that killed this woman in the first place.

Where is the sense and wisdom in demanding justice in one breath and trying to sweep another under the rug in another breath when if fact they are both dangerous.?