Malaysian convenience store owner charged over 'Allah socks'

The prominent founder of a Malaysian convenience store chain has been charged over the sale of socks with the word Allah written on them.
Chai Kee Kan and his wife, Loh Siew Mui, who is a company director, were accused of "wounding the religious feelings of others".
They pleaded not guilty. If convicted, they could be jailed for up to a year.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-68662468


So.... some people have had their religious feelings wounded, what a shame, maybe they should just grow up.
My feelings have been hurt in the past, but I got over it!

But, the feelings of godiboi's warriors are super sensitive. Unless of course, they are using those feelings to trounce all over yours.

Jail isn't good enough for islam, I want a stoning, preferably with stones stuffed in allah socks. That'll show um.

Someone should sell a dildo with the word Allah on it and call it the "Fuck Allah."

(March 26, 2024 at 9:41 pm)Ravenshire Wrote: Someone should sell a dildo with the word Allah on it  and call it the "Fuck Allah."

Would they have an option to buy a child doll with it?

Wait, that was Mo. NVM

At least he didn't spend time on death row like this guy:
The issue remains sensitive in Pakistan, where thousands of Islamist protesters brought the country to a standstill after Asia Bibi, a Pakistani Christian woman who spent 8 years on death row after being accused of blasphemy, was acquitted.

Under the law, those convicted of insulting the prophet’s wives, companions or close relatives will face 10 years in prison or life imprisonment, along with a fine of Rs 1m Pakistani rupees ($4,500 or £3,489). It also makes blasphemy charges a non-bailable offence.

Source:
https://www.independent.co.uk/asia/south...ce2d5bc147

Boru

(March 26, 2024 at 4:53 am)zebo-the-fat Wrote: Malaysian convenience store owner charged over 'Allah socks'

The prominent founder of a Malaysian convenience store chain has been charged over the sale of socks with the word Allah written on them.
Chai Kee Kan and his wife, Loh Siew Mui, who is a company director, were accused of "wounding the religious feelings of others".
They pleaded not guilty. If convicted, they could be jailed for up to a year.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-68662468


So....  some people have had their religious feelings wounded, what a shame, maybe they should just grow up.
My feelings have been hurt in the past, but I got over it!

When we live in a country with laws like this.

I don't understand why they didn't think to the possibility to be charged.

Maybe they didn't know what was wrote on socks ?


I wouldn't live in a place with laws like this.

I think what we use doesnt matter but how we live our lives and who the focus of our intentions is on. I have a Muslim bus pass but i am affirmatively christian.