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a question i noticed on cnn that they posed to the editor of the paper was why run it. if there is no real reason to run something like that why do it. the cartoonist are in hiding and rightfully so and with all that has been happening in the world its just wrong to defend the pictures. it seems more and more that the muslim community is being centered out and the more stuff like this that happens the easier it will be to center them out.
people are dying in these riots and its a horrible problem, but the different countries cant just sit back and let the muslim nation be satisfied with something like this.
hopefully it doesnt become another ishbald (fma lol) _________________ 912
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Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 12:06 pm Post subject:
silvermirage wrote:
And there're a hell lot of things you can't say, walk up to a black man, and call him a nigger, you might end up in court for being a racist, walk up to a girl, tell her she's fat, you might end up in court, walk up to ANYONE, say the wrong thing, and you might end up in court.
LoL.....say that to a blackman and you wont end up in court! But in Hospital!!
i agree that freedom of speech should have a limit.....but like I said....ppl shouldnt take things like this so seriously.....I'v seen tons of cartoons of poking fun at the Pope and his past with the Nazis......and there wernt many complaints (or riots) about it...
But like I said...Middle east is different to West....and Muslim religion is different to any other religion (just like they all are from one another)....
Also....just curious....does Denmark have a codified constitution?
Bowser - What does codified constitution mean? Could you explain it? _________________ "It is also paradox that the earth moves round the sun, and that water consists of two highly inflammable gases. Scientific truth is always paradox, if judged by every-day experience, which catches only the delusive appearance of things."
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Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 12:32 pm Post subject:
Fenix wrote:
Bowser - What does codified constitution mean? Could you explain it?
Basicly like in USA....a constiution which is all written on to one single document
the opposit of a codified consttution is an uncodified one....like in UK...where laws and rules are written in several different sources and conventions (like Statute law, Common Law, etc, etc)..
I asked because a codified tends to protect Civil rights and liberties better than an uncodified one...(the whole freedom of speech thing and others)...
not everyone reacts to the same situations simularly. growing up we would play games to see who could make the best joke about a person but everyone cant take stuff like that.
it is also my understanding that this is not the first time something like this has happened and there was a large up roar then as well but i may be mistaken
codification:
In law, codification is the process of collecting and restating the law of a jurisdiction in certain areas, usually by subject. Also see legal code.
doesnt say much lol _________________ 912
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If the drawing were of Jesus and considered sacriligeous by Christianity,
true but i doubt they would burn embassy's or kill people for that.
Think of the islamic religion. First of all we should consider the fact that islam came around about ~ 700 AD Then lets think what happend 700 years ago in Europe (witch hunt, crusades etc.). We can see many simillarities due the fact that islamic culture is walking the same path as christianity. If you add also numerous uneducated villagers who believe everything they hear from mullahs, TV etc. we have the situation we are confronting now.
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Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 2:35 pm Post subject:
Ulmo wrote:
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If the drawing were of Jesus and considered sacriligeous by Christianity,
true but i doubt they would burn embassy's or kill people for that.
I wasn't refering to the Muslim reaction at all, however. I was decrying the European respone to the Muslims' request that the picture be removed and the people responsible for them appearing apoligize, which was that the Muslim's were unreasonable to request such a thing, because the people responsible have freedom of speech. My point was that if someone printed a sacriligeous drawing that involved Christian symbols, such as Jesus kneeling, head bowed, and making an offering to a statue of a Roman god or some such (that may not be offensive enough to get the point across, so keep imagining worse stuff until you get pissed off, the vocal outcry in Europe would not have been "We have freedom of speech," but rather something like "We're not going to let this blatant attack on our religion stand."
I'm saying that the outcry in defense of freedom of speech was only as passionate as it was because those making the outcry weren't the ones offended by the "free speech."
I still don't really get what codified constitution means.. Looked through wikipedia and my dictionary, but nothing helped.
Our laws are divided into several groups, you could say. We have a constitution, which can't really be changed much. Then we have all the other laws. We actually do have a blasphemy law, but this law is a hundred years old, if not older, and therefore only contain christian blasphemy. There have been talking about changing this law to contain more religions, like Islma, but I don't know if that will happen.
Jyllands-Posten, the newspaper which brought the drawings has already made an official letter to muslims. This happened quite some time ago.
Actually an ex-minister of internal affairs want the Editor-in-Chief of the newspaper to be fired. I don't think this is a possibility. That ex-minister is also a jerk (just like the rest of the government).
The problem is, that many countries want the danish governmend or the queen to apologize. This cannot happen. As I said in another thread; if the government apologizes it will go against the laws. The government can't apologize for a whole country in a situation like this, it's impossible. If the queen apologizes she has indulged herself in politics, which she may not, therefore forcing her to abduct (to give up the throne).
Now, the minister of foreign affairs says that the government want a dialogue with the countries taking part in the protests. However he has declared that, if the countries fail in protecting the embassies, there will be no dialogue at all. _________________ "It is also paradox that the earth moves round the sun, and that water consists of two highly inflammable gases. Scientific truth is always paradox, if judged by every-day experience, which catches only the delusive appearance of things."
-Karl Marx
Could be just me, but from that letter, it seems like they're making an apology for offending the muslims, not an appology letter for publishing the pictures, slight differences, but different none the less.
We Christians get our religious figures mocked all the time
TV most of all
we'll boycot the worse stuff but,
we never riot
so to any muslems who are ticked off
WELCOME TO THE CLUB _________________ If violence isn't the answer, you didn't use enough.
Most people operate under a fundamental misconception:
they believe most if not all people are good
It is saddly verry much not so.
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Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:52 pm Post subject:
I am all for freedom of speech. the amazing thing is i am would also be classified as a conservative. its funny to me that people are getting upset by these political cartoons. in fact these sort of editorial cartoons come out daily. they criticizes and critique people from all walks of life from Christians to Muslims to even Jews. The president of the USA, the prime minister of the UK and Japan are all targeted by editorial cartoons. Ophra, Mariah Carey, Sting, Bono, Harry Potter and even the Pope have been made fun of or been critique. Sometimes cartoonist can go to far but that is all part of the freedom we give them as a public. I guess what I am trying to say is that people get made fun or criticized all the time. Also people will always be offended. For some their tolerance level is higher then others. Yes there are many Muslims upset right know. But that doesn’t mean all of them are trying to kill Europeans or Christians. Sometimes the minority defines a whole and that is sad. That shouldn’t be the case. But in the same token we should not get to the point where we are afraid to voice or own opinion in fear of retaliation. This might sound crazy and I don’t agree with terrorism but I have to say the terrorist are doing a good job because the are causing terror. How do you ask. A political cartoonist does his job and now his country men are furious at him. Also the few and I mean few Muslims who are extremist are starting to use this as an excuse to attack yet again. Maybe I am ranting and raving but I am tired of having to walk on eggshells so we don’t offend one group or another group. No matter what we do someone always get offended and some other group is always doing something crazy. That is just the way of the world and humanity. sorry for boring you with this triade
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Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:04 pm Post subject:
blasphemy eh.... well a lot of what they are doing is also blasphemy in some religions and you don't see them protesting and causing riots.. i have seen more blasphemous stuff on the newspapers but seems to be they are really into the muhammed thing.. how far do you think this will go??? _________________
Freedom of speech, with it comes consequences. I can agree with the anger showed over the depiction of Muhammad, since it is not allowed. What I can't agree is with the riots and the bounty on the cartoonists. http://www.brusselsjournal.com/node/540
What do they hope to gain from from rioting and attacking embassies?
They don't seem to have any problem with the depiction of Jewish people
in a negative light. Yes, I do understand that there is a difference and yet I don't see or hear about Jewish people going crazy over it
http://www.tomgrossmedia.com/ArabCartoons.htm
What makes me even more unempathetic to the riots is the fact that what set off the riots may not even have been the original cartoons that were published, but the other ones that were added to the ones printed in a dossier/booklet. It would appear that some inmans(?) had printed up a dossier/booklet and added pictures from other sources and WITH the ones originally printed. The pig picture was in fact a man in a pig squealing contest from France, nothing to do with Muhhamad at all. In fact it would seem that the reason for the original illustration in the fist place was for a book about Muhammad, and the paper used it as "test" for Freedom of Speech. Too bad that most likely that book has been shelved and we may never know its content.
http://www.brusselsjournal.com/node/382
What they forgot is that they immigrated to Denmark and those other countries. They went there, not the other way around. They should not expect the country to bow down to them everytime somethings offend them. This reminds me of the bank situation. I believe it is a Bristish Bank that banned the piggy bank, because the pig offens Muslims. What about the other customers and the time old piggy bank tradition?
http://www.theage.com.au/news/World/Piggy-banks-offend-UK-Muslims/2005/10/24/1130006056771.html
Yes, it is reasonable to expect respect for their belief. In the end, it's not the country that they left but another culture that they are living with. Just as much as the country needs to understand their culture, they need to understand the culture that they are entering. They need to understand that they are not the only ones living in that country. Now, I'm not saying all Muslims are involved in this. I work with one and was explained that any depiction of Muhammad is not allowed, but he didn't go crazy about it. Besides, I wonder how many of them laugh at cartoon depicting Bush and the USA and wounded soldiers? Satire works both ways, no one is excluded.
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Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 9:56 am Post subject:
And then, westerns are complaining when terrorists are putting explosives in subways, is just that if they do not respects them...
In addition, Muslim people doesn't understand that the freedom of expression is. The point for them is that danish fuck with Muhammed and they must apologize for that reason.
Besides, I've heard the same newspaper refuse to publish some jesus drawns because they would be an insult. It was before all this problem. So, who has the fault? _________________ æ„›ã?™ã‚‹ã?“ã?¨ã‚‚æ»ã?¬ã?“ã?¨ã‚‚ã€?美ã?—ã?™ã?Žã?¦çµµã?«ã?ªã‚‰ã?ªã?„
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Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 12:00 pm Post subject:
hmm, in my own view of opinion, i think that the muslim should have a right to be angry! because the dannish newspaper published the cartoons of their prophet which they regard as a holy person! so they have a right to be angry since their late prophet was humilated and if the pictures of Jesus or the Pope was published in the same manner would the christians around the world be uproar in this matter?
so those who did not understand the a person religions should not be making nonsense opinion, and please do research before u post anything here, someone might be offended
about the FoS, yes it was their freedom to publish anything u like but with self respect of a persons religion status and they must also consider the if they might offend someone else with whatever they do! _________________
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