Comments by "Omer عمر" (@Omer1996E.C) on "Mob killing reignites blasphemy law debate in Nigeria - BBC News" video.

Ironically, I blame the victim. In ethiopia, we know to what extent can this escalate between orthodox, muslims and protestants, so we are careful about it. It is the case in Africa as a whole. Why is insulting a religion a thing that should be done in the first place?
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@Ahmad-cr8iy man, if I criticized LGBTQ, I would be imprisoned or fined or at least banned on social media, even if I don't infringe other's rights to f**k each other. But if I criticized a religion or even spoke false things about it, it's okay. This is absurd double standard
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@rationalist455 did I defend them? What a simplistic assumption. Where did I defend them. I also blamed the victim, it doesn't mean I approve their deeds. How ignorant
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All? Even the victim? I actually blame her since she is an African who understands Africa and did such a dumb move she knew it's consequences. We Africans should live like Africans
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@AP-pm9qy you're irrational and I suggest you are not African. If it was about islam, then she shouldn't be killed+her family should be compensated+the mobs have to be executed. I'm talking in a general way, in the African perspective. You think everything only works like you want? If it was that easy, we would never have a poor continent despite our continuing revolutions. Don't be ignorant attacking others for their names
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@ivieeghobamien9466 who said that?
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@ivieeghobamien9466 this is only according to Christianity
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@deku3i get your European thought out of here. You always try to impose your thoughts on us. We have our system, we don't believe in full freedom of speech as you, and you have to respect it. If almost absolute freedom of speech is ok in Europe, well its Europe. It's different here in Africa
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