[you:] Yes. Next question?
The next question is who is going to write and enforce those blasphemy laws. Because, based on your other FR posts, many FReepers would consider, say, your views of Jesus of Nazareth to be blasphemous.
I am opposed to blasphemy laws not because I think nothing is blasphemous, but because I trust no government to draw those lines fairly.
Zionist Conspirator has irritated enough of me with his oddities, and I can say unequivocally: he is a thinking person who offers a coherent opinion about Christianity. That has nothing in common with a cartoon -- not even "speech", really, showing the Holy Trinity as a homosexual orgy, -- for example.
If someone thinks that angering a significant portion of the population without any redeeming intellectual value is in the society's interest, let him defend that "speech" in court. It should not be immune from prosecution on constitutional grounds.