Recent news about the Sikh who was invited to the Queen's Jubilee...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ide-Queen.html
I've been thinking about this and understand Mr Singh has a past for which he has spent 4 years in jail but does that give the media/public a right to condemn him for turning up as he was invited?
Also, the incident happened in 1986, and since then he has done a number of years charity work which has been recognised? Yet the media only remember the criminal charges?
My question is what's the consensus amongst the members who's at fault? and should we condemn Mr Singh for turning up knowing he had a past?
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ide-Queen.html
I've been thinking about this and understand Mr Singh has a past for which he has spent 4 years in jail but does that give the media/public a right to condemn him for turning up as he was invited?
Also, the incident happened in 1986, and since then he has done a number of years charity work which has been recognised? Yet the media only remember the criminal charges?
My question is what's the consensus amongst the members who's at fault? and should we condemn Mr Singh for turning up knowing he had a past?
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