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Charlie Hebdo hatecartoonist stops doing what he did
- Thread starter Servant_of_the_One1
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Servant_of_the_One1
Well-Known Member
Well drawing offensive cartoons is definitely not fascism. It's a bit immature, but that's it.
leibowde84
Veteran Member
A few months before 9/11. Maybe they did care a lot then. Terrorists did kill thousands of innocent civilians.
Definitely. It ill serves Muslims to be perceived as enemies of questioning.
Yes the cartoonist are just like ISIS. How dare they cut peoples heads off and throw people off buildings. Damn cartoonists
Servant_of_the_One1, does it not strike you as a little absurd to condemn ISIL and Charlie Hebdo in the same sentence? Charlie Hebdo produces cartoons which some people find offensive. ISIL has established a rule of terror over a pretty large area, has slaughtered massive amounts of people, enforced widespread slavery, continues to radicalise people both within its borders and beyond so that they fight for its cause, leaving behind their families and lives at home in many cases, has ratified extreme levels of misogyny in law and carries out the death penalty for absolutely huge numbers of what anybody else would see as either a minor offence or a non-offence.
SkepticThinker
Veteran Member
I would agree that he has that right and I would use words to respond to him. Or walk away.
What I wouldn't do is whip out a gun and blow his brains out.
Servant_of_the_One1
Well-Known Member
The hatecartoonists knew there were isis sympathisants. It was foolish of them to go on with suicide mission.
Hypothetical time:
If your country was invaded, and someone waved a gun around, telling you to acknowledge Xena the Warrior Princess as the one true prophet or be shot, do you see any who refuse as foolish? Brave? Both?
And what link is there between that persons foolhardiness or bravery and their moral fortitude?
But that's not answering the question. Saying you think they were foolish isn't the same as condemning them as fascists.
dust1n
Zindīq
This pretty much seems to be entirely your conjecture. Nothing in the source your provided suggested any of this.
dust1n
Zindīq
Yes, it is freedom of expression to insult someone's mom. It's not freedom of speech to harass someone or their mom, but I rather not live in a world where insults are illegal.
Servant_of_the_One1
Well-Known Member
Muslims would never draw Xena to anger the Xenanians and call that freedom of speech.
This seems to be avoiding the question.
It is almost so obvious, the far left is in a spin alliance with the Islamic extremists.
In India, when we look into the various Hindu-Muslim riots in history, we see events such as the Hindus having a religious procession down the main street of some town, either singing or chanting religious devotions or even parading the "idol" on certain holidays, and the mullahs in some mosque where the "parade" passes by shout "this is an insult to Mohammed!" (to pass by the front of the mosque on a public road celebrating Hinduism), then in the mosque they demand their extremists to start attacking and killing. This happens even with demands that an airplane is not allowed to fly over a mosque, it just gets more and more outrangeous as every speech is attacked and threatened with murder as retaliation.
Tuff luck if you are insulted. Hinduism is insulted all the time, mostly by these anti-free speech extremists. These same extremists insult gays every 5 seconds.
As far as insulting gays, I stand by my position that there is some really sick fan club going on between the far left and Islamic extremists. Sometimes, the far left tries to pretend they care about gays - I predict if they succeed in setting up their leftist dictatorship they will blame the failures of their despotism on gays, jews, etc., and will start to put gays in the gulags and gas chambers.
In India, when we look into the various Hindu-Muslim riots in history, we see events such as the Hindus having a religious procession down the main street of some town, either singing or chanting religious devotions or even parading the "idol" on certain holidays, and the mullahs in some mosque where the "parade" passes by shout "this is an insult to Mohammed!" (to pass by the front of the mosque on a public road celebrating Hinduism), then in the mosque they demand their extremists to start attacking and killing. This happens even with demands that an airplane is not allowed to fly over a mosque, it just gets more and more outrangeous as every speech is attacked and threatened with murder as retaliation.
Tuff luck if you are insulted. Hinduism is insulted all the time, mostly by these anti-free speech extremists. These same extremists insult gays every 5 seconds.
As far as insulting gays, I stand by my position that there is some really sick fan club going on between the far left and Islamic extremists. Sometimes, the far left tries to pretend they care about gays - I predict if they succeed in setting up their leftist dictatorship they will blame the failures of their despotism on gays, jews, etc., and will start to put gays in the gulags and gas chambers.
As a very committed leftist, one would think they'd have told me about this conspiracy.
Rick O'Shez
Irishman bouncing off walls
But they're happy being homophobic?
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
It would be your freedom of speech to do. Not everyone is going to agree with you, and you aren't going to like everyone you meet. That's called life. That's no reason to restrict someone's freedom of speech. So long as people are actively calling for violence and discrimination against a group or individual, there should be no restrictions.
Now, take this into consideraton. As a transwoman, I hear/read a lot of negative and nasty things about the transcommunity. But I do not wish to have that restricted, and make it so they can't say those things. Such is the way of the tyrant.