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originally posted by: rockpaperhammock
originally posted by: Greathouse
originally posted by: rockpaperhammock
a reply to: Violater1
I don't....I mean its like walking up to a fat person and calling them "fat". If it pisses people off to draw him then why have a contest. I certainly believe if you want to draw him you can...but why make a contest out of it. Just seems disrespectful.
i'm sure this is a new concept to you it's called protest. Although you might have seen something similar on press TV. Like when they show people burning American flags. But don't worry generally when a American flag is burned nobody loses their head. ( there's a very bad pun in that last sentence look for it)
You are sure this is a new concept for me? Thanks ... I served in the infantry for 4 years...im sure that is most likely a new concept for you...serving your country...and you are right..I don't get upset at all when someone burns a flag. But I still find it disrespectful, which was the point of my post...it is disrespectful because not all muslims are fanatics. The difference between us is you find comfort in things like protest...but I find comfort in things like action.
originally posted by: OpinionatedB
a reply to: rockpaperhammock
I was Muslim (recently converted to Christianity) and the outcry by the fanatics and the killing has to stop. The radicals are growing in number by the day.. and it just has to stop.
I had no problem with the cartoons, so why should anyone stop.. just to appease the crazies? let the crazies learn they cannot dictate to the world through intimidation and threats.. or murder.
originally posted by: OpinionatedB
a reply to: Greathouse
You do realize that there are many Muslim artists who have joined in, in the making of some cartoons just to show solidarity as artists and to stand against the fanatics right?
This isn't just Texas, its in Lebanon, its in Egypt, Its in Syria.. its everywhere... its about standing against fanaticism and radicalism..
originally posted by: rockpaperhammock
a reply to: Violater1
I don't....I mean its like walking up to a fat person and calling them "fat". If it pisses people off to draw him then why have a contest. I certainly believe if you want to draw him you can...but why make a contest out of it. Just seems disrespectful.
originally posted by: Britguy
Yaaaaay!
So when is there gonna be a cartoon competition ridiculing Judaism and their deity?
In the interests of fair play, I may suggest this to Pamela Geller and see if she supports it.
YET.
originally posted by: OpinionatedB
a reply to: rockpaperhammock
Because we live in America and will keep pissing people off until the decide they cannot stop us by killing people.
Then we will play nice.. when they play nice.
Haven't met any fat people yet who would kill me for mentioning it.
originally posted by: Violater1
For all those who were wondering what the cartoon looked like, here it is.
www.wnd.com...
I notice Muhammad wearing a dulband (not a dastar) giving the impression of the typical devil horns on it’s head.
Was this contest just baiting the muslim terrorists here in America, used to reveal their location?
Is it a coincidence that the 2 muslim terrorists drove from the Phoenix Arizona area?
www.phoenixnewtimes.com...
www.washingtontimes.com...
Was their southerly location related to the proximity of the Mexico Isis camps?
www.judicialwatch.org...
www.washingtontimes.com...
If there is an invasion from the Southern border, with an axis of muslim terrorists and the Mexican national army,
www.arktimes.com...
www.dailykos.com...
could this be the reason for Jade Helm 15?
originally posted by: Urantia1111
If I draw a guy with a turban, is that enough to be Mohammed? Who says which drawings are offensive and which are just a picture of an Arab guy?
originally posted by: Britguy
Yaaaaay!
So when is there gonna be a cartoon competition ridiculing Judaism and their deity?
In the interests of fair play, I may suggest this to Pamela Geller and see if she supports it.