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Some people are unbelievable.
End of story.
End of story.
It is to show that people have the right to draw what they want without receiving death threats (or worse).
I hope those death threats will get worse and come true insha'Allah.
I find myself surprised that I'm saddened at the evil of that statement - not only at the wish for someone to die, but that the poster does not even recognize that wishing someone dead is an evil wish. I'd thought I'd gotten cynical enough to just accept such malignity as a matter of course.
I find myself surprised that I'm saddened at the evil of that statement - not only at the wish for someone to die, but that the poster does not even recognize that wishing someone dead is an evil wish. I'd thought I'd gotten cynical enough to just accept such malignity as a matter of course.
Without freedom of speech countries quickly become a dictatorship. If any group is allowed too much control of what the media says they can become too powerful e.g. Hitler. (not Godwin's law).
I find myself not surprised when you are surprised at the statement that I made because you never experienced the true love of Islam and their Prophets. I am well aware for what I am wishing for. I am wishing for a punishment those cartooners supposed to get and whoever supports them are losers in this life and the hereafter.
Regardless of the topic here..If they are going to be punished in the next life for eternity then why punish them now?
Are you seriously saying this about some people drawing cartoons as a protest against threats of violence? Does it really bother you that much that you think they deserve punishment for it? People should just not look at things that are going to offend them. If they are going to be punished in the next life for eternity then why punish them now?
I hope those death threats will get worse and come true insha'Allah.
No, they need not 'know' anything. They do not live in an Islamic state. They live in a nationstate that has a free media seperate from government influence and government control. They have no compulsion to observe Islamic tenets that they neither live under nor observe.Mohamed Sadiq said:Do u want to know wat is evil? Evil is those that mock Islam and we won't tolerate it. We are not gonna lie back and see our religion being played with. Islam is not a joke and they need to know that before they do it again and again.
People like you only demonstrate the necessity of standing up for free-speech. People like you demonstrate that violence is not an acceptable response to insult.
No, they need not 'know' anything. They do not live in an Islamic state. They live in a nationstate that has a free media seperate from government influence and government control. They have no compulsion to observe Islamic tenets that they neither live under nor observe.
Who's media? "Ours"?
The government does not control the media.
The media is allowed to focus on what topics they like.
What a fantastically liberal definition. It is a definition that most do not share (check Merriam Webster and Dictionary.com) and most secular nationstates do not recognise. My being an atheist has the direct capacity to upset and hurt other people. Are you claiming that if I was to declare my position in front another individual that I would be offended I would in fact be acting violent?
Listen your an athiest right? So you don't know the feelings of having a religion, do you know people that follow a religion they defend it, and for us religion comes before nationalism we don't care what countries we are from we are all brothers and sisters of Islam so it doesn't matter if the country is not a Islamic country because they have to respect other religions full stop. *****Islam 4 life.*****
No they don't. These are your values, not other people's. You are allowed to be sanctimonious about respecting other religions. You are allowed to even protest, boycott and encourage others to criticise those who would diminish those ideals.Listen your an athiest right? So you don't know the feelings of having a religion, do you know people that follow a religion they defend it, and for us religion comes before nationalism we don't care what countries we are from we are all brothers and sisters of Islam so it doesn't matter if the country is not a Islamic country because they have to respect other religions full stop. *****Islam 4 life.*****
This is, in the context of what is being contended - arguably the only way to defend freedom of expression. It is people refusing to back down over the demands that Islam become uniquely immune from mockery and insult.amani said:you dont defend freedom of speech by OFFENDING people. there are many other ways to demonstrate freedom of speech this is NOT one of them
Indeed. The main reason this is perpetuated by atheists is that they cannot understand what it feels like to hold something holy to them in this way.
I'm split on the issue. When does free speech become taboo? Can it become taboo? As a Christian, when someone insults my religion, I am not offended- Jesus afterall taught us to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us, and that we should be happy when we are persecuted for in the same way, the prophets before us were persecuted. I suppose that's why you'd never hear the same outroar amongst Christians if our religion was offended.
There is no specific culture (unless you use umbrella terms) in the vast majority of secular nations. The fact that you consider some commentary, analysis, mockery or criticism of Islam, or of Muhammad as "disrespectful" does not matter. There is no reason that freedom of speech, being disrespectful ought to be criminalised.Gabriel said:Yes. Exactly. Your media.
Your media belongs to your culture. Your culture is limited.
When you mention the Prophet, which belongs to another culture* - you
put your hand into the domain of another culture with disrespect - this is inappropriate.
Sir, that is impossible. Again, I repeat - simply my being an atheist offends people. Are you suggesting that I should pretend to be otherwise in their company? Are you suggesting that I should silence myself because of their sensibilities?Yes. You should be able to explain your position in a way that does not offend anybody.
This is of course, what you believe. No reason for me to believe it has any relevance to free speech.* The Prophet and the message of the Quran are universal, however one must embrace the basic principles in order to be entailed to the culture it defines.
On the internet, there exists many outlets for mockery. I know of at least two parodies of wikipedia (one 'decent', the other more explicit). They mock everything. This includes Islam. Indeed both websites have large articles on Islam. Are you suggesting that those satirical encyclopedias have their articles on Islam (and other articles relating to it) censored? If so, would you by extension suggesting that anyone on the internet who mocks or insults Islam or Muslims have their ISPs contacted and have their service providers cut them off?Mohamed Sadiq said:Freedom of speech is just expressing your freedom and when did Islam prevented their rights of freedom nobody is reinforcing them to become Muslims or forcing them or trapping them so why insult Islam? If they don't like my religion cant the just say it respectfully instead of a indirect ugly way?
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