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Many fanatics are killing in the name of Islam, then others wonder why people fear it.
Hmmm.
/ponder.
Hmmm.
/ponder.
Prophet Muhammad cartoon images
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Fear of "terrorists" and fear of Islam are two different things.*Big-Fat-Homo said:
please help me :(
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They love their prophet and they don't celebrate his birthday....Hyppocrites
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Islam so peaceful and tolerant.
x42bn6
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Some do, some don't. See this and this.please help me :( said:
I don't think you are allowed to convert out of Islam in some countries, and Afghanistan is one of them. I do know you have to go through syariah law to convert out and seek approval. However, the reason that this is such an issue is because, in Afghanistan, there is nothing else besides syariah law. Therefore he is subject to it.Pause said:
If anything, you are against the death penalty.*
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I never really understand this caricature thing. Why would anyone make a big fuss about it. The Christian God is caricatured all the time, as is Elvis or other persons of popular media. It's OK if you like those but if you can't cope with criticism you have issues. Nobody's forcing anyone to read anything, so shut your crybaby whining. Get over it.
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I dont think its so much the press that is ignorant, but the rioters.
you dont see christians rioting over stuff like this ^^ (which is a crucifix in a jar of urine) and there is so much more christian bashing images/cartoons etc... (personally i am atheistic, i was using christianity as a ppoint of reference)
you dont see christians rioting over stuff like this ^^ (which is a crucifix in a jar of urine) and there is so much more christian bashing images/cartoons etc... (personally i am atheistic, i was using christianity as a ppoint of reference)
x42bn6
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As I've said before, Muslims take special insult when a picture depicting Muhammad is even published in a good light, because he (He?) is not meant to be pictured.Korittke said:
But do you know if anyone rioted or not? Likewise, it seems that nobody is aware that peaceful protests on this issue were held.*Nicholas The Slide said:I dont think its so much the press that is ignorant, but the rioters.
you dont see christians rioting over stuff like this ^^ (which is a crucifix in a jar of urine) and there is so much more christian bashing images/cartoons etc... (personally i am atheistic, i was using christianity as a ppoint of reference)
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x42bn6 said:
Who cares? It's not law and it isn't for a number of good reasons. I'm not saying that law is either perfect or the ultimate standard of ethics but getting all pissy about some shit like this is just chlidish. Only because a bunch of guys form a group and consider Action X as not allowed doesn't mean it's that way for the whole world. Grow up (I don't mean you).
x42bn6
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Of course it's not law. But it certainly is responsibility and politeness. True, Islamic law doesn't apply to the entire world (I would be afraid if it did...), but Muslims aren't asking for the law to be applied to the world. Ideally, what would be good for them and the rest of the world would be not to insult other religions.Korittke said:
TIME magazine did it once as well, but they apologised in the next issue.
Muslims, with Islamophobia raging around the world only feel worse when things like these continue.*