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#81
"The Purpose of Life " must have known what they were doing and the danger they were putting him and his family in when they did it.
Julia Hartley Brewer was interviewing a representative of them yesterday and asked him if he agreed that it was a worse crime to kill the teacher than to show the image of Mohamad. He danced around the subject and prevaricated not answering.
She asked him again, same result. After four or five tries she said "I'll ask you one ;last time. Is it worse to kill somebody than to show an image of Mohamad". He said "Of course"
He certainly gave the impression he was boxed into a corner and that it was a grudging half answer and one he didn't want to give.
Julia Hartley Brewer was interviewing a representative of them yesterday and asked him if he agreed that it was a worse crime to kill the teacher than to show the image of Mohamad. He danced around the subject and prevaricated not answering.
She asked him again, same result. After four or five tries she said "I'll ask you one ;last time. Is it worse to kill somebody than to show an image of Mohamad". He said "Of course"
He certainly gave the impression he was boxed into a corner and that it was a grudging half answer and one he didn't want to give.
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#82
Do we have a confirmation of exactly what cartoon it was. I've seen people saying it was the Hebdo one but heard someone on the radio yesterday described it with a bomb in his hat, That was the Danish one.
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#83
(Original post by Pythian)
What about the limitless people who find the tenants of Islam offensive?
What about the limitless people who find the tenants of Islam offensive?
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I'd like to see a counter protest where placards showing the cartoon are featured. Then we'll inevitably see the true character of those protesting the original action.
Nobody, no individual, or institution should kowtow to a religion or public pressure like this. Not political correctness due to demographics and fear of offence. That will be the death of us all.
Nobody, no individual, or institution should kowtow to a religion or public pressure like this. Not political correctness due to demographics and fear of offence. That will be the death of us all.
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#85
(Original post by Genaro_)
I'd like to see a counter protest where placards showing the cartoon are featured. Then we'll inevitably see the true character of those protesting the original action.
I'd like to see a counter protest where placards showing the cartoon are featured. Then we'll inevitably see the true character of those protesting the original action.
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#86
If people are calling for a ban on such provocative cartoons of religous figureheads because they are 'offensive' to certain people or communities, why not ban religions which promote hatred and intolerance to certain people in society?
This religion promotes intolerance towards homosexuals, views women as lesser individuals compared to men and calls non believers/apostates the 'worst of all beasts'.
But this isnt a conversation people are ready to have and I wonder why...
This religion promotes intolerance towards homosexuals, views women as lesser individuals compared to men and calls non believers/apostates the 'worst of all beasts'.
But this isnt a conversation people are ready to have and I wonder why...
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(Original post by caravaggio2)
"The Purpose of Life " must have known what they were doing and the danger they were putting him and his family in when they did it.
Julia Hartley Brewer was interviewing a representative of them yesterday and asked him if he agreed that it was a worse crime to kill the teacher than to show the image of Mohamad. He danced around the subject and prevaricated not answering.
She asked him again, same result. After four or five tries she said "I'll ask you one ;last time. Is it worse to kill somebody than to show an image of Mohamad". He said "Of course"
He certainly gave the impression he was boxed into a corner and that it was a grudging half answer and one he didn't want to give.
"The Purpose of Life " must have known what they were doing and the danger they were putting him and his family in when they did it.
Julia Hartley Brewer was interviewing a representative of them yesterday and asked him if he agreed that it was a worse crime to kill the teacher than to show the image of Mohamad. He danced around the subject and prevaricated not answering.
She asked him again, same result. After four or five tries she said "I'll ask you one ;last time. Is it worse to kill somebody than to show an image of Mohamad". He said "Of course"
He certainly gave the impression he was boxed into a corner and that it was a grudging half answer and one he didn't want to give.
I've always been under the impression that if people cannot be upfront, then they're hiding their true colours.
Personally, If someone said 'yes' or 'of course' to this, I'd be notifying the police/anti terror hotline straight away.
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#88
(Original post by tan030)
Do you have the source for this?
I've always been under the impression that if people cannot be upfront, then they're hiding their true colours.
Personally, If someone said 'yes' or 'of course' to this, I'd be notifying the police/anti terror hotline straight away.
Do you have the source for this?
I've always been under the impression that if people cannot be upfront, then they're hiding their true colours.
Personally, If someone said 'yes' or 'of course' to this, I'd be notifying the police/anti terror hotline straight away.
(No I haven't a link i was listening live in the car. )
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#89
(Original post by Just my opinion)
Let's be honest, that would most likely set the country ablaze wherever there are Muslim communities. It's very likely fear of violence that is holding back police making arrests for Covid regulation breeches outside the school as it is.
Let's be honest, that would most likely set the country ablaze wherever there are Muslim communities. It's very likely fear of violence that is holding back police making arrests for Covid regulation breeches outside the school as it is.
*Their sympathisers meaning the left and far left and those who generally appease religious encroachment.
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#90
(Original post by DiddyDec)
I do wonder what the school would deem as an "appropriate" cartoon of mohammed looks like.
I do wonder what the school would deem as an "appropriate" cartoon of mohammed looks like.
Hence all cartoons of the Prophet should be branded as inappropriate and banned.
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#91
(Original post by tan030)
If people are calling for a ban on such provocative cartoons of religous figureheads because they are 'offensive' to certain people or communities, why not ban religions which promote hatred and intolerance to certain people in society?
This religion promotes intolerance towards homosexuals, views women as lesser individuals compared to men and calls non believers/apostates the 'worst of all beasts'.
But this isnt a conversation people are ready to have and I wonder why...
If people are calling for a ban on such provocative cartoons of religous figureheads because they are 'offensive' to certain people or communities, why not ban religions which promote hatred and intolerance to certain people in society?
This religion promotes intolerance towards homosexuals, views women as lesser individuals compared to men and calls non believers/apostates the 'worst of all beasts'.
But this isnt a conversation people are ready to have and I wonder why...
Islam is a perfect religion. The religion of peace and love where there is no gender discrimination and everyone is equal.
Everyone is welcome to join this perfect religion and way of life.
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#92
(Original post by tan030)
If people are calling for a ban on such provocative cartoons of religous figureheads because they are 'offensive' to certain people or communities, why not ban religions which promote hatred and intolerance to certain people in society?
This religion promotes intolerance towards homosexuals, views women as lesser individuals compared to men and calls non believers/apostates the 'worst of all beasts'.
But this isnt a conversation people are ready to have and I wonder why...
If people are calling for a ban on such provocative cartoons of religous figureheads because they are 'offensive' to certain people or communities, why not ban religions which promote hatred and intolerance to certain people in society?
This religion promotes intolerance towards homosexuals, views women as lesser individuals compared to men and calls non believers/apostates the 'worst of all beasts'.
But this isnt a conversation people are ready to have and I wonder why...
That is not a conversation we are having, I do wonder why....
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#93
(Original post by Ascend)
Remind us again when Jewish extremists have killed Westerners for satirising Moses?
Remind us again when Jewish extremists have killed Westerners for satirising Moses?
In general, violence from the two other Abrahamic religons does not provoke the same hatred.
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#94
(Original post by Gaddafi)
I can remind you off times when Jewish extremists have blown Westerners to pieces and left your meat for the vultures....
In general, violence from the two other Abrahamic religons does not provoke the same hatred.
I can remind you off times when Jewish extremists have blown Westerners to pieces and left your meat for the vultures....
In general, violence from the two other Abrahamic religons does not provoke the same hatred.
(Original post by Gaddafi)
That would mean banning Christianity and Judaism as well.
That is not a conversation we are having, I do wonder why....
That would mean banning Christianity and Judaism as well.
That is not a conversation we are having, I do wonder why....
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#95
(Original post by Ascend)
So, I ask again. Remind us when Jewish extremists have killed Westerners for satirising Moses? I'll make it easier for you: Doesn't have to be Moses. Any element of Judaism.
So, I ask again. Remind us when Jewish extremists have killed Westerners for satirising Moses? I'll make it easier for you: Doesn't have to be Moses. Any element of Judaism.
My point was that Jewish extremists have killed Westerners in general many times. We never hear about it though as they're not Muslim.
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#96
(Original post by Ascend)
Remind us again when Jewish extremists have killed Westerners for satirising Moses?
Remind us again when Jewish extremists have killed Westerners for satirising Moses?
E.g the Professor at Bristol. Suddenly they had MP's, Lords, and ministers shouting for his dismissal.
Communities flex the muscle that they have.
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#97
(Original post by Gaddafi)
Jewish extremists tend to achieve their goals via peaceful means (in the UK anyway.)
E.g the Professor at Bristol. Suddenly they had MP's, Lords, and ministers shouting for his dismissal.
Communities flex the muscle that they have.
Jewish extremists tend to achieve their goals via peaceful means (in the UK anyway.)
E.g the Professor at Bristol. Suddenly they had MP's, Lords, and ministers shouting for his dismissal.
Communities flex the muscle that they have.
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#98
(Original post by Lucifer323)
For your third paragraph, yes it is correct. MPs, Lords, and the rest, asked for his dismissal. If it was so simple then everyone would be dismissed at the first instance...
For your third paragraph, yes it is correct. MPs, Lords, and the rest, asked for his dismissal. If it was so simple then everyone would be dismissed at the first instance...
I do not believe they are.
It does seem like the pro freedom of speech crowd are happy to wrap the Jewish community in cotton wool though. No one was getting their knickers in a twist when the Jewish community actively conspired to get a man dismissed....
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(Original post by Gaddafi)
My point was that Jewish extremists have killed Westerners in general many times. We never hear about it though as they're not Muslim.
My point was that Jewish extremists have killed Westerners in general many times. We never hear about it though as they're not Muslim.
We have Zionist terrorism such as the King David bombing in 1946 and multiple examples of Jewish extremists targeting Palestinians or other Jews.
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