Polish musician, who tore up the Bible, can sit in prison two years

"Act" rocker Satanist recognized crime "against society", but not as an expression of "freedom of expression"

Two years in jail facing the soloist of the Polish band "Behemoth" Darsky Adam, who several years ago tore to pieces the Bible. And not even in the church - at his concert. Polish Supreme Court held that by doing so he committed a crime against society.
This, to say the stupid thing, Adam Darsky decided back in 2007. During a concert in one of the Gdansk club rocker called Scripture fraud, took the Bible, tore it to pieces and threw it into the hall, calling on them to burn. According to the liberal tradition, mocking act was to name his supporters' civil act "and a manifestation of" freedom of expression ". The same opinion has come and the City Court in Gdansk, who called blasphemy "a form of expression in the arts" and, to a perturbation of the faithful has satisfied Darsky.
- That is, if he is an artist, then it all can be an artist - above the laws of society? - On behalf of the injured Christians appealed to the court sektolog Polish Ryszard Nowak, demonstrating that among rocker interested in Satanism, and is a direct threat to society, and contested the humanists.
Judges of the Supreme Court of Poland were wiser than their counterparts in Gdańsk, ruling that the "artist" still offended Catholics, no matter how motivated his action was not called. A violation of religious feelings in Poland is punishable by imprisonment for up to two years. Darsky now expects new hearing at which the judge must take into account the decision of the Supreme Court, it is only a term.
Surprisingly, while in Poland, whose citizens have repeatedly staged "performances" in defense of the so-called Pussy Riot, no one but the lawyers, not thought to cry out about "the violated rights." There is not a meeting to protect Darsky or other protest actions. And to represent the blasphemer International Award "for his contribution to the art" and "the struggle for human rights" The local human rights grantees somehow not in a hurry ...