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Muslims versus Denmark
Jome:
--- Quote from: Fallujah Tech on February 02, 2006, 01:41:46 PM ---This was a cartoon that was created with maliciouis intent
It was a protest at what was perceived to be over sensitivity on the part of the Muslim towards critics of its faith
There was a fuckin contest over who could most maliciously insult Islam
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WRONG, this is mis-information.
Danish newspaper Jyllands-posten invited the 40 members of the Danish caricature association to portray the muslim prophet Muhammed how they would picture him, and 12 of the members accepted the invite, made their caricature drawings which was printed in the paper, of course protected by the freedom of speech, and freedom of press.
--- Quote ---caricature
a. A representation, especially pictorial or literary, in which the subject's distinctive features or peculiarities are deliberately exaggerated to produce a comic or grotesque effect.
--- End quote ---
Please don't spread false info again.
Jome:
Also, it's not Muslims vs. Denmark any more, it's Muslims vs. the World
Newspapers all over the world, from countries such as Denmark, Norway, Holland, Germany, France, U.K.'s own BBC, Spain, Jordan(!), Italy, Switzerland, etc. are now printing the pictures, because freedom of speech/press will always go before religious laws/regulations in these countries!
Expect more countries to follow on that list, to prove that muslim laws will never go before the countries own laws.
What are the muslims gonna do about it, send suicide bombers to all these countries ? Declare jihad ?
kingwell:
This ludicrious, I'm not even going to say nothing... but... PRAISE ALLAH U FUCKASS BITCHES!
Kassem:
so why was the west mad about aljazeera having videos of terrorist, i think both sides are retarded
J Bananas:
theres a difference between printing a comic and arboring a potential threat
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