Man kills swan, with the intention of eating it, Blames Ramadam????

Question

WTF?

he blames fasting, so why was he trying to eat?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-418000/Man-tried-eat-swan-Ramadan-fast.html

Opinions please?

Answer 1

I agree with the answers already given but it highlights, yet again, the inadequacy of the British legal system to hand down an suitable judgement. Letting the guy out of custody after only a few days once again shows that our judiciary have totally lost the plot!

Isn't it strange how many thousands (if not more) people down the years have cited religion as their reason for committing acts of terror, murder, flouting the law, expecting special treatment etc etc. My view is that if you live in a country you abide by the laws of that country and if you don't like it then go back to where you came from. Can you imagine countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar or any other Middle Eastern country amending their laws to suit us if we moved there?? Not a chance - and that's how it should be!!!

  

Answer 2

This moron says he hates the Queen and he hates Britain. I know one very simple solution to all his problems. A one way ticket back to his homeland.

Answer 3

was it a single swan or was it married wit a wee family!!

poor thing hope some reported it to constable duck

Answer 4

i think he is no more than a savage

aren't there any shops where he lives? couldn't he make himself a sandwich?

if he doesn't want to fast i don't give a t*** but his attitude makes me sick

if he hates the law of this land, the queen and the country so much why doesn't he b***** off to the place he came from?

i know this country would be better off without the likes of him

what a disgusting individual

Answer 5

another PR failure for islam or PR victory for the BNP

Answer 6

Simply, he was a liar. He failed his exam in front of Allah. He should give up Muslim and change to Christianity.

Answer 7

Religion violence has killed over100 million people. I'm sure that we can continue looking the other way regarding a swan.

Answer 8

No, he thought he could have a handy excuse for his savage behaviour by blaming his religion, knowing, that in the UK he would probably get away with it.