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Cartoon Jihad

Have you heard the news? The Muslim world is tying itself up in it's turbans over the publishing of cartoons depicting things like this:


Apparently a Jordanian newspaper printed some of them and the editor was fired soon thereafter.

The outrage this has sparked is interesting. It's all right for them to murder, to rape, to cut off the heads of anyone they feel is an infidel (anyone not Muslim) but put out a cartoon and they get a bit up in arms. Apparently there is an Alliance of bloggers that are creating their own Muhammad cartoons, further increasing the furor.

There is a website with most of them posted on there. I'd link to it, but a lot of it is a bit off-color for my tastes.

Comments

  1. They shouldn't have published pictures like that.

    In Islam we're not even allowed to draw pictures of the Prophet peace be upon him.

    We dont draw pictures of Jesus or Moses, we respect all the prophets.

    We love our prophet peace be upon him.

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  2. I understand it was offensive to the Muslim community. I simply find it odd that your people appear to be more outraged at the printing of these cartoons than they are about Muslim suicide bombers, Muslims torturing and beheading people, etc. If your community showed more outrage and condemed the killing of innocent people, I think people would not believe that all Muslims think it's all right to kill all non-muslims.

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