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To: lizol

Perhaps they published it to inform their readers, a free people in a civilized country, what the story was about. To do so properly requires showing the cartoons. To have self-censored themselves would have been to surrender to the howling islamic savages...something, sadly, so many others are doing.


27 posted on 02/04/2006 2:05:20 PM PST by dagnabbit (Vicente Fox's opening line at the Mexico-USA summit meeting: "Bring out the Gimp!")
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To: dagnabbit

You know, British newspapers for example decided not to publish it.

"Rzeczpospolita" got widely criticised today in Poland - by the conservative (I mean, very conservative) government, by other media, by Polish Catholic bishops etc.

Some time ago there was a big affair in Poland about an "artist", who created a work of "art" - a huge photo of penis and testicles shaped like a cross.
Lots of people were outraged here, as it was an obvious insult of a Catholic (an Christian in general) faith.

As far as I know - islam doesn't allow any picture of Mohammed. If it is supposed to be a cartoon, a satire - that wiil be surely considered by muslims as a blasphemy.

I don't like, when my faith is insluted.
And I don't like, when the same happens to others.
And I don't like stupid provocations when our soldiers are serving in Iraq.
This stupid move definitely will not make their job easier .


71 posted on 02/04/2006 3:30:48 PM PST by lizol
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