Posted on 02/06/2006 1:17:17 PM PST by iPod Shuffle
Well, they did say she was a 17 year old red-head. So we know she is a Ginger.
But to continue with a full description, short, fat, smelly, covered in freckels and unattractive would not have made good press.
Classic AFP bias. Notice the subtle use of "tall, blond" right there to try and hook the reader on the "Aryan superman" angle. Obviously, according to AFP, Boergesoen is nothing more than a member of the modern-day Sturmabteilung marching against the Jew...uh, Muslim Untermenschen. Never mind the fact that he's not the one burning down Danish embassies and calling for beheadings.
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They desribed some other woman as the redhead. Not the spokeswoman for the "Youth wing".
See how much freedom of expression you get when you're wrapped in a burkha, little girl.
"They didn't physically describe the socialist woman on the opposing side."
Thats because she is short, hairy, and resembles a chimp. Socialists get upset whenever they hear the truth and either (a) they didn't want to hurt her feelings or (b) they were afraid she would firebomb the newspaper offices. ;o)
Also, check this out:
Some people really deserve to be slaves. It's a shame these things can't be rounded up, shipped off to the worst islamic hellhole on earth, and auctioned off in accordance with sharia law and custom.
That won't do it, bub. My suggestion is this: turn in Osama bin Laden, Ayman Zawahiri, al-Zarqawi, and their henchmen, disband al-Qaeda and Hamas, apologize for 911, the London bombings, Madrid, and the Isle of Bali, overthrow the madmen in Tehran, and demand the arrest of the Imams who've declared war over these cartoons. Then you might have something to argue about, at least.
Me too - if there's one thing I would have bet on it was that Euro lefties were all anti-religion and would see this as a Free Speech issue.
The most amazing idea is that the freedom of expression somehow immunizes the greater public from perceived or real insults. Freedom of expression necessarily implies that others will be "hurt" by one expressing oneself.
The problem, I think, is viewing the Muslim world through the lense of anything post Enlightenment---these people live in the 1200's or earlier.
The most amazing idea is that the freedom of expression somehow immunizes the greater public from perceived or real insults. Freedom of expression necessarily implies that others will be "hurt" by one expressing oneself.
The problem, I think, is viewing the Muslim world through the lense of anything post Enlightenment---these people live in the 1200's or earlier.
"And only WE get to determine exactly what is hurtful to others."
We say no to the racist and ignorant Danish Front demonstration against Muslims in Denmark and in the world, Daniel Savi, a local secretary of march organisers SFU, the youth wing of the Socialist Peoples party, told AFP.
The twisting and turning of the left as they try to figure this one out has become SO entertaining.
We will be similarly entertained when the greens and the pro-immigration whack-jobs start in.
"This little teenie bopper needs to be in government class instead of showing her ignorance."
Or wearing one of those hideous burkas.
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