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Muslims versus Denmark
King Tech Quadafi:
--- Quote from: Krayzie Jome on February 03, 2006, 07:58:24 PM ---
--- Quote from: Fallujah Tech on February 03, 2006, 12:39:30 PM ---Yo, you dumb fuck. what does the prophet muhammad peace be upon him have to do with the practical reality of today? he aint here making policy decisions or decisions to go to war.
why disrespect the prophet of islam who has been dead for 1300 years unless its to deliberately disrespect
how can u intentionally insult the symbol of islam and then hide behind your little bullshit freedom of speech excuse. you fuckin moron.
next time im in europe im arranging a stop over in Denmark. ima get out and punch some random fuckin hotel clerk in the mouth. gz up bitches.
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Don't cry crocodile tears because someone made a parody/caricature of your religion/prophet, you got caught spreading false info like a little bitch to make it look like the newspaper had a contest to see "who could most maliciously insult Islam", so I had to pull your hoe-card, because that was straight up lies.
The only way you could get off with that lie, is if you blame it on some extremist magazine/website you've read.
Anybody who lives in a country with freedom of speech may feel free to make fun of your prophet, Jesus Christ, Allah, the pope or any other character, if someone finds it insulting or provoking, so be it, live with it bitches.
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Ey chump
were any of those cartoons that were published showing the prophet in a good light? no, they were negative. how can u deny there was a malicious intent behind this.
J Bananas:
learn to take a joke
Westcoastin':
who cares what people say? If you truly believe, you wouldnt get offended, you would be content with the fact that they're going to whatever hell you believe in and you arent.
King Tech Quadafi:
^ Ey thats why this shit dont fade me
Jah fe bun dem bati man dem
Jome:
--- Quote from: Fallujah Tech on February 04, 2006, 11:27:49 AM ---Ey chump
were any of those cartoons that were published showing the prophet in a good light? no, they were negative. how can u deny there was a malicious intent behind this.
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Moron, this isn't Jeopardy.
Whether he was shown in a good light or a bad light, isn't the question in the first place.
You said they had a contest to see who could portray muslims "most maliciously", but they were free to portay him as they imagined him, they could have portayed him as moms little innocent angel if they wanted, but they didn't.
Goes to show what rep muslims (in general, not all) earned themselves, when they all ended up portraying him as a confused suicide bomber.
You live in a democracy yourself, learn to live it, this ain't China.
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