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HEZBOLLAH'S Hassan Nasrallah has warned of "very dangerous" global repercussions if an anti-Islam film is released in its entirety, as the death toll from a week of violence sparked by the movie rose to 19.
An eruption of Muslim anger over a trailer of the American-made film that appeared on the Internet has spread across the world, taking hold yesterday in Afghanistan, Indonesia, the West Bank, the Philippines and Yemen.
Originally posted by woogleuk
They should pull it, if people are going to get hurt or killed is it worth crying "freedom of speech" over this?
I know it's not right, and I know it goes against everything freedom of speech is supposed to mean, but you have to weigh up the costs involved.
Is it worth risking peoples lives over?
I don't think so.
Originally posted by woogleuk
They should pull it, if people are going to get hurt or killed is it worth crying "freedom of speech" over this?
Originally posted by BrianG
Sound like giving in to terrorists
Give an inch they take a mile comes to mind
I do not agree with stirring the pot, but I really don't agree with changes to appease a select few
If it was a hostage situation, I could understand. But it's just a film and there is an opportunity to avoid this escalating further.
Originally posted by woogleuk
reply to post by 46ACE
Freedom of speech is worth a lot of things, but not putting innocent lives in danger for the sake of a b-movie.
Originally posted by magma
So it seems that the extremists wish to dictate to the westen world , specifically the USa, that they can not release the full version of the film. Umm , who do these people think they area?