Clueless about free speech?

In Singapore,  a Christian preacher has said something critical of Buddhism. Christian News reports that in response

Singaporeans have formed two Facebook groups to date drawing a total of nearly 700 members with the aim of marshalling public opinion to demand that authorities arrest Lighthouse Evangelism founder and senior pastor the Rev. Rony Tan.

You don't ask your government to arrest someone for expressing an opinion about a religion.  Even if you think it's a stupid, baseless opinion. (I see where a Buddhist blogger has called the pastor's remarks "ridiculous."    That's a more appropriate way to handle an opinion you don't like: blog about it.)

Meanwhile, in Malaysia, some Muslim groups have demanded that their government dictate the words  that Christians can and cannot use to describe the Christian God.  

Too much petitioning of governments, too little blogging.

Photo:  The First Amendment.