And Beheadings would be acceptable?
"These cartoons are indeed offensive to the belief of Muslims," State Department spokesman Kurtis Cooper said in answer to a question. "We all fully recognize and respect freedom of the press and expression but it must be coupled with press responsibility. Inciting religious or ethnic hatreds in this manner is not acceptable."
I find beheadings, mass murders, gassing of people, intentions of wiping Israel off the face of the map offensive. When I see outrage from the same Muslims, who are outraged over editorial cartoons.............well then maybe we will talk.
posted by Michele @ 12:42 PM
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Amazing how cartoons can cause so much controversy...Where is the outrage in Dafur?
UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan expressed concern at the controversy over a Danish newspaper's publication of caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad and said freedom of the press should respect religious beliefs. Annan side-stepped criticism of the daily Jyllands-Posten for publishing the cartoons, which have sparked growing anger among Muslims because many were uncomplimentary and because Islamic tradition forbids portrayal of the prophet for fear this could lead to idolatry. "The secretary-general is concerned over the controversy
I do believe the muslims are saying don't do as I do, do as I say.
If we can respect their religion, how come they don't have respect for human rights,they should be saying that beheadings are unacceptable. But they don't!
frontal, I think you missed t-bones point,
he was not advocating the killing of Danes, but highlighting the stupidity of the extreme muslim world.
since they are in favor of beheadings and fighting among each other, do us a favor and get OBL & Zarqawi. Cartoons go figure!
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