French-Canadian papers publish Prophet Mohammed cartoon following Charlie Hebdo massacre

Toronto Sun ^

[Snowyman]

MONTREAL - Quebec's French-language newspapers published a cartoon of Prophet Mohammed on Thursday in solidarity with Paris's Charlie Hebdo, where Muslim terrorists massacred 12 people the previous day.

It shows a bearded man, clad head-to toe-in black, crying with his head in his hands.

The headline reads: "Mohammed overwhelmed by fundamentalists" with the Muslim prophet saying: "It's hard being loved by jerks."

[golux]

So you would rather live in a country where the cartoons are not published and the question is never asked?

How foolish of me, dear Canadian! Of course I did not mean to criticize Canada. Naturally your press is brave and I trust you to report news and opinion. Did your courts not a moment ago award an $80,000 case against Ezra Levant for calling a Muslim a liar? Surely it was because "freedom of speech" is one thing but there is also a "right way" and a "wrong way" to do it. Canadians have always known the right way! Tell me: Were you to trust only one media outlet for ALL of your news and information, would it be Rogers, Bell, or the CBC? Because you have those three choices. And from which, in the past month, have you heard one useful thing, other than the weather and the hockey score?