making a mistake is human… raping someone is not.

This man (irrespective of his race, religion, country, his actions, etc…) he violated another person’s human rights. He’s an animal not a human.

and why are some of you judging this man by the look of his face in the pictures? I can easily dress up as a soldier and act like him in this photo, and then you can easily say that “mill harsa ta wicci tkun taf x’jien”!

Just like you daphne, that you have the right to speak and write what you want, and on who you like, this person had the right to express his disagreement with the court’s sentence ..again.- HIS DISAGREEMENT WITH THE COURT’S SENTENCE (ok.. he may have exaggerated it)…but aren’t we all human? Nahseb kollha tisrrispettaw dak li tisimaw il quddies il maggoranza taghkom nhar ta Hadd!

and these immigrants (a good number of them)..are always ready to jump on you and attack you once they land on our island.. min fuq il grazzi li tkun salvajthom minn halq il mewt.

Not all immigrants behave the same way!!!.. but the actions of at least one of them, make you regret saving him!

[Daphne – Aren’t we all human, you ask me? Yes, we are. But you and your friend the soldier are clearly of a different opinion.]

‘Think before throwing the first stone.’

Ok, I’ve thought about it. Issa nista’ nordmok, please?

Just because you have a silly opinion, doesn’t mean you should air it.

https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms

Section 2.4 When you publish content or information using the Public setting, it means that you are allowing everyone, including people off of Facebook, to access and use that information, and to associate it with you (i.e., your name and profile picture).

No Daphne, soldiers put on guard with immigrants do not behave that way in the first few weeks on their job, however, after you experience their hostility you defer to think the way you do about African immigrants.

This happened to me and I ‘m not a soldier. These people are aggressive and disrespectful to authorities. Most of them are deemed too dangerous to be released into society because of their violent tendencies.

Having said that, not all the immigrants behave the same way, the Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis are the very opposite.

[Daphne – What a terrible thing to say. How awful it would be if all Maltese were to be judged by the actions of those who traffic drugs, women and contraband cigarettes across Europe.]

U aqtaha naqa u tkunx patetiku int! Allura ha zball dan ha tamlu ageb u fuss. Nahseb int xi anglu miexu ma lart ux qatt ma zbaljajt

So lets face the fact please.. this guy may have been a bit harsh in his statement yess.. But should 1 wrong deed make all the good deeds he done go in vain? After all we all human. Even soldiers can makes mistakes..

Actually you are wrong again…. he can easy choose to be put in another section where he doesnt have to keep going out at see to help, but instead these people choose to help. And after all i have seen what these same soldiers go through in an immigrant riot. You wouldnt believe that the same immigrants they saved from death it self, have tried to severly injure which could easily lead to death the same soldiers who rescued them .Unlike you and even me actually which all we do is argue while sitting on am arm chair..

Facebook’s terms of service to which every user of Facebook agrees to before accessing the website:

https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms

Section 2.4 is of special interest “When you publish content or information using the Public setting, it means that you are allowing everyone, including people off of Facebook, to access and use that information, and to associate it with you (i.e., your name and profile picture).”

Moral of the story – keep your Facebook account private or better still, don’t publish content you don’t want others to see or use. 2000 Facebook friends is not private.