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Carsten Juste, lead editor of Jyllands-Posten during the cartoons controversy.
Terry Jones, the Florida pastor who declared “Islam is of the Devil”, declared September 11 to be “International Burn-A-Koran Day” and became an unlikelysymbol of free speech when leaders of both the Democratic and Republican parties called for him to be held liable for al-Qaeda attacks. Jones has been sentenced to death by an Egyptian court after the Arab Spring.
Kurt Westergaard, who drew the most simple and propagandistic of the Jyllands-Posten cartoons and has survived one assassination attempt, with a second attemptstopped in the planning stages.
Geert Wilders, leader of the Dutch-nationalist Freedom Party of the Netherlands.
Lars Vilks, who drew a cartoon of a dog with Mohammed’s face. He has been attacked at a public appearance, and an assassination attempt was stopped by police. Vilks has previously drawn Jesus as a pedophile and attempted to secede from Sweden.
Stéphane Charbonnier, editor of the comedy magazine Charlie Hebdo which reacted to the Arab Spring by calling itself Shari’a Hebdo and publishing Mohammed on the cover, which resulted in its offices being burned down. Charlie Hebdo has since published more offensive cartoons to deliberately provoke the right. In 2006, Charlie Hebdo under editor Philippe Val published the Jyllands-Posten cartoons in 2006 and was subsequently prosecuted by the French government at the direction of Jacques Chirac and found innocent.
Flemming Rose, an editor at Jyllands-Posten.
Morris Sadik, National American Coptic Assembly which is basically his blog. His Egyptian citizenship was revoked after the Arab Spring. He had translated into Arabic the promotional clip for the movie Innocence of Muslims, which has been (falsely) blamed for the September 11 anniversary attacks on US assets in 2012, and there have been attempts to blame Sadik for the violence.
Salman Rushdie, author of the book The Satanic Verses, who was sentenced to death by Ayatollah Khomeini in 1989. One of the book’s editors has been killed and two have survived assassination attempts.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a feminist activist from Somalia who wrote the screenplay for the movie Submission. The movie’s director, Theo van Gogh, was assassinated in 2004.
Molly Norris, a cartoonist from the US state of Washington who declared Everybody Draw Mohammed Day in response to the death threats received by South Park cartoonists Trey Parker and Matt Stone in 2010.
originally posted by: greencmp
a reply to: Greathouse
Yes.
'I don't hate Muslims. I hate Islam,' says Holland's rising political star
www.iraqinews.com...
300 ISIS militants killed, 40 armored vehicles destroyed in air raid western Anbar
The more I look into her the more her aggressive tactics make sense to me .
She is now under 24/7 protection, she say's she is not surprised by this because many people that speak out against radical Islam find yourself in the same position .
Here's a few examples from bare naked Islam .
I don't think it's just me when I say that response should not be death .
Other religions had the same position for insulting the gods. But taking mine except in rare circumstances now a days those positions ceased to exist hundreds of years ago .
I do not support any one or thing that pledges death to anyone who offends them .
When your religious text tells you that God will punish sinners for their transgressions after this life, you find it a little easier to turn the other cheek. They'll get theirs...eventually.
originally posted by: Greathouse
a reply to: buster2010
I can only assume from your position you support the murder of people because they have an opinion ?
originally posted by: OpenMindedRealist
When your religious text tells you that God will punish sinners for their transgressions after this life, you find it a little easier to turn the other cheek. They'll get theirs...eventually.
When your religious text glorifies conquest over the non-believer and intructs you to punish sinners yourself, you feel spiritually compelled to retalliate. Violence is the righteous path.
That's where the problem starts.
Pamela Gellar is not someone whose company I would enjoy, but she is absolutely right. There is a pervasive draconian intolerance in the Muslim world, and it flies in the face of basic western values.
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
originally posted by: Greathouse
a reply to: buster2010
I can only assume from your position you support the murder of people because they have an opinion ?
I can only assume you didn't read all of Buster's post.
Cherry pick all you want, but the ratio is the problem.
The attitudes and actions of its followers are the religion.
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
a reply to: OpenMindedRealist
The attitudes and actions of its followers are the religion.
So Christianity is a paedo ring due to their followers actions?
Judaism is a paedo cult due to the actions of rabbis at circumcisions (ie the bloodsucking)?
The fact that you think there is 160,000,000 million radical Muslims just shows your uneducated opinion for what it truly is.
originally posted by: Legman
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
a reply to: OpenMindedRealist
The attitudes and actions of its followers are the religion.
So Christianity is a paedo ring due to their followers actions?
Judaism is a paedo cult due to the actions of rabbis at circumcisions (ie the bloodsucking)?
The fact that you think there is 160,000,000 million radical Muslims just shows your uneducated opinion for what it truly is.
Let's say it's just a million..... The other billion support and cheer them on.