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BumFace 13-01-2015 01:23

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
"Tout est pardonne"

All is forgiven? I don't get it. Have they forgiven the Muslamics? Pathetic.

TheDaddy 13-01-2015 03:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BumFace (Post 35752304)
"Tout est pardonne"

All is forgiven? I don't get it. Have they forgiven the Muslamics? Pathetic.

Considering that's Muhammad on the cover I'd say its unlikely

papa smurf 13-01-2015 06:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35752291)
https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2015/01/1.jpg?

Is that it?
That / He depicts the prophet?
he could be anyone. the bloke who works in the corner shop. the bloke who sells on Ebay?

I don't get it?


so these Islamic morons kill people for this -they might aswell declare war on pencils now as this isn't going away

Ignitionnet 13-01-2015 07:02

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The BBC run a story describing the cover but, obviously, don't show the cover itself.

If there were ever a story where such a thing were editorially justified this would be it.

Sirius 13-01-2015 07:06

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35752310)
so these Islamic morons kill people for this -they might aswell declare war on pencils now as this isn't going away

More people have now seen these cartoons than had before the mass killings by a bunch of religious nut jobs.

Ignitionnet 13-01-2015 07:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35752034)
Something that's just been suggested to me:

Those who feel so strongly about free speech and that the media should en masse publish these cartoons - why not put your money where your mouth is?

Why not publish them online yourselves with your names and addresses? That'll show them, right?

I'm not putting my address on something for privacy reasons - it's a rather rapid route to identity theft by automated web crawlers.

As far as the rest goes - I have been publishing them via social media and here. My real name is on Facebook and Twitter, that plus my alias on a couple of the sites and Google means someone minded to could find me in a matter of minutes.

Using social media gives my publishing a broader audience than a website would, along with a more appropriate context.

You're welcome. :)

Osem 13-01-2015 08:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35752315)
The BBC run a story describing the cover but, obviously, don't show the cover itself.

If there were ever a story where such a thing were editorially justified this would be it.

Agreed.

They don't, however, mind splashing Cliff Richard's face all over the place when there's no evidence at all that he's done anything wrong. I guess the BBC panel which decides who's offended (or unfairly damaged) by what doesn't feel that sort of thing matters.

Gary L 13-01-2015 08:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35752310)
so these Islamic morons kill people for this -they might aswell declare war on pencils now as this isn't going away

It was all about being questioned and criticised.
they kill you for questioning their stupidity. and for criticising their stupidity.

they're shocked at a cartoon.
and we're shocked that they actually killed because of a cartoon.

but where has it got them?
nowhere. instead of silencing a few. they've attracted many millions more to question and criticise their stupidity.

Jimmy-J 13-01-2015 08:38

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The Guardian have shown it, albeit with a warning that it may offend.

Damien 13-01-2015 08:47

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The BBC showed it on Newsnight as well.: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-on-cover.html

Gary L 13-01-2015 09:46

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I wish we could decide what his name actually is.

is it Mohammed or is it Muhammed?
I've seen it spelt both ways on the same piece of paper. and in the same article.

another one is Muhammad.

Osem 13-01-2015 09:48

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Perhaps audience research suggests murderous 'religious' fanatics and don't watch Newsnight.

Ignitionnet 13-01-2015 10:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35752329)
The BBC showed it on Newsnight as well.: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-on-cover.html

Good! Part of the way there.

Taf 13-01-2015 10:53

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I've seen loads of posts around the net of people complaining that they "don't get the joke" after seeing the cartoons, old and new. The "jokes" are SATIRICAL and not meant to make you laugh. :dozey:

Ignitionnet 13-01-2015 11:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35752352)
I've seen loads of posts around the net of people complaining that they "don't get the joke" after seeing the cartoons, old and new. The "jokes" are SATIRICAL and not meant to make you laugh. :dozey:

The definition of satire can elude some.

Russ 13-01-2015 11:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35752352)
I've seen loads of posts around the net of people complaining that they "don't get the joke" after seeing the cartoons, old and new. The "jokes" are SATIRICAL and not meant to make you laugh. :dozey:

So Miranda and The Mighty Boosh must be satire then...

Osem 13-01-2015 11:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35752353)
The definition of satire can elude some.

Some far more than others, clearly...

Pierre 13-01-2015 11:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35752318)
I'm not putting my address on something for privacy reasons - it's a rather rapid route to identity theft by automated web crawlers.

As far as the rest goes - I have been publishing them via social media and here. My real name is on Facebook and Twitter, that plus my alias on a couple of the sites and Google means someone minded to could find me in a matter of minutes.

Using social media gives my publishing a broader audience than a website would, along with a more appropriate context.

You're welcome. :)

Not sure if that's enough mate, I think not to be cowards we have to put on a sandwich board coated with these cartoons and walk around the middle of Bradford and Luton (Die Hard 3 Style) Then and only then are we doing our bit.

Likewise should we in future support any military campaignes, anyone that wants to show such support on here will have to go straight down to army careers and join up, lest we want to be labelled cowards by certain members of this site?

Ramrod 13-01-2015 12:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35752228)
f you show me where it has been suggested that we should roll over or appease.

Your post, that I replied to, implied that the cartoonists shouldn't have been publishing what they were. Or did I misread it? :(

Ignitionnet 13-01-2015 12:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752366)
Not sure if that's enough mate, I think not to be cowards we have to put on a sandwich board coated with these cartoons and walk around the middle of Bradford and Luton (Die Hard 3 Style) Then and only then are we doing our bit.

Likewise should we in future support any military campaignes, anyone that wants to show such support on here will have to go straight down to army careers and join up, lest we want to be labelled cowards by certain members of this site?

Sorry.

In that case I'll also stop commenting on ATP tennis, as I'm not a professional tennis player, the Aviva Premiership as I only got as far as school rugby, world fencing as I only got as far as national level, and ICC cricket as I only got as far as county level.

Ramrod 13-01-2015 12:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752366)
Not sure if that's enough mate, I think not to be cowards we have to put on a sandwich board coated with these cartoons and walk around the middle of Bradford and Luton (Die Hard 3 Style) Then and only then are we doing our bit.

Likewise should we in future support any military campaignes, anyone that wants to show such support on here will have to go straight down to army careers and join up, lest we want to be labelled cowards by certain members of this site?

I did think that the massive crowd in Paris, there to protest and show solidarity, would have been much more effective at showing solidarity if they had each been holding one of the offending cartoons.
Likewise, every 'je suis charlie' pic/post on facebook etc really isn't demosntrating anything concrete without a cartoon of the prophet beside it. Without that, it's just words.

Ignitionnet 13-01-2015 12:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35752380)
Likewise, every 'je suis charlie' pic/post on facebook etc really isn't demosntrating anything concrete without a cartoon of the prophet beside it. Without that, it's just words.

I'm on it, Chief :)

Russ 13-01-2015 13:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752366)
Not sure if that's enough mate, I think not to be cowards we have to put on a sandwich board coated with these cartoons and walk around the middle of Bradford and Luton (Die Hard 3 Style) Then and only then are we doing our bit.

Likewise should we in future support any military campaignes, anyone that wants to show such support on here will have to go straight down to army careers and join up, lest we want to be labelled cowards by certain members of this site?

Good call, free speech doesn't apply to you then :)

martyh 13-01-2015 14:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35752373)
Your post, that I replied to, implied that the cartoonists shouldn't have been publishing what they were. Or did I misread it? :(

You've misunderstood it,If the magazine is publishing cartoons of Mohammed they are deliberately setting out to insult every Muslim on the planet not just the nutters with guns but every single peaceful one and whichever way you try to justify it that just is not right .Had the magazine just insulted the jihadists then that would fine ,no problem at all but the magazine is insulting all Muslims simply by printing pictures of their prophet

papa smurf 13-01-2015 15:26

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Moroccan-born mayor of Rotterdam tells fellow Muslims who do not appreciate the 'freedoms' of living in the West to 'pack your bags and f*** off' on live TV

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3Oifbfkpu
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Sirius 13-01-2015 15:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35752406)
Moroccan-born mayor of Rotterdam tells fellow Muslims who do not appreciate the 'freedoms' of living in the West to 'pack your bags and f*** off' on live TV

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3Oifbfkpu
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Wish we could do the same here.

papa smurf 13-01-2015 15:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35752409)
Wish we could do the same here.

no chance mate

our leaders just pussy foot around the issue backed up by their army of roll over and appease merchants .

Sirius 13-01-2015 15:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35752411)
no chance mate

our leaders just pussy foot around the issue backed up by their army of roll over and appease merchants .

:tu:

Pierre 13-01-2015 15:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35752401)
You've misunderstood it,If the magazine is publishing cartoons of Mohammed they are deliberately setting out to insult every Muslim on the planet not just the nutters with guns but every single peaceful one and whichever way you try to justify it that just is not right .Had the magazine just insulted the jihadists then that would fine ,no problem at all but the magazine is insulting all Muslims simply by printing pictures of their prophet

take a minute to read what you have posted. Then write me a 2 pages of A4 report on why it is a complete load of bollocks.

Gary L 13-01-2015 15:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35752401)
but the magazine is insulting all Muslims simply by printing pictures of their prophet

It looks nothing like him.

Neither does this man.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2015/01/16.png

papa smurf 13-01-2015 16:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752414)
take a minute to read what you have posted. Then write me a 2 pages of A4 report on why it is a complete load of bollocks.

.


why limit it to what he just posted its all .......................................;)

Ramrod 13-01-2015 16:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35752401)
You've misunderstood it,If the magazine is publishing cartoons of Mohammed they are deliberately setting out to insult every Muslim on the planet

So what?.......that is/was their right :shrug:
They also have the right not to be murdered for exercising that right.

Damien 13-01-2015 16:06

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35752418)
So what?.......that is/was their right :shrug:
They also have the right not to be murdered for exercising that right.

I don't think he is advocating people get murdered for it.

This seems quite simple so I am not sure why everyone is arguing. You can respect the notion of a free press whilst criticising what people are printing. Freedom of expression doesn't mean you're immune from being criticised for what you've expressed, indeed the criticism is itself a form of freedom of expression. Where is martyh saying they don't have the right to publish it?

Gary L 13-01-2015 16:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35752406)
Moroccan-born mayor of Rotterdam tells fellow Muslims who do not appreciate the 'freedoms' of living in the West to 'pack your bags and f*** off' on live TV

He has a point.
an obvious point.
a point that should be so obvious to them.

it's a bit like going to Mars and constantly complaining that the martians are not how you want them to be.

they'd tell you to go home too.

assuming they don't vaporise you first.

Sirius 13-01-2015 16:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35752421)
He has a point.
an obvious point.
a point that should be so obvious to them.

it's a bit like going to Mars and constantly complaining that the martians are not how you want them to be.

they'd tell you to go home too.

assuming they don't vaporise you first.

It may yet come to that ;)

martyh 13-01-2015 16:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752414)
take a minute to read what you have posted. Then write me a 2 pages of A4 report on why it is a complete load of bollocks.

why is it ,instead of being so arrogant explain your reasoning ,or is it simply bollocks because it is different opinion to yours :rolleyes:

Taf 13-01-2015 16:48

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I still don't understand why Jesus (a prophet to muslims) is allowed to be portrayed in pictures, statues, etc., but not their other prophet?

Maggy 13-01-2015 16:59

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It might be time for some members to step away from this thread and go and calm down.

By the way just because some words escape the swear filter does not make it OK to use them on a regular basis.

martyh 13-01-2015 17:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35752427)
It might be time for some members to step away from this thread and go and calm down.

By the way just because some words escape the swear filter does not make it OK to use them on a regular basis.

So basically what you're saying is that freedom of expression comes with limits :erm:

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35752426)
I still don't understand why Jesus (a prophet to muslims) is allowed to be portrayed in pictures, statues, etc., but not their other prophet?

Because jesus is the son of god to Christians but only a man to Muslims(and jews) and as such cannot be portrayed in statue or picture form, because that would be classed as idolotry to a Muslim

Pierre 13-01-2015 17:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35752425)
why is it ,instead of being so arrogant explain your reasoning ,or is it simply bollocks because it is different opinion to yours :rolleyes:

How do you differentiate between the Muslims that take offence and the ones that don't?

Do you draw a cartoon of Mohammed and write on it for Jihadists only?

Mr Angry 13-01-2015 17:45

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Interesting.

Damien 13-01-2015 17:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752433)
How do you differentiate between the Muslims that take offence and the ones that don't?

Do you draw a cartoon of Mohammed and write on it for Jihadists only?

Isn't that the point? You can't. So there is a valid argument that to display the pictures is to insult a bunch of people most of whom didn't do anything wrong. Extending it further you could say it feeds the terrorists narrative that this is a battle of Islam vs the West rather than a fight against extremism.

Making that argument doesn't mean you're against free speech. Free speech also includes things you disagree with.

I mean personally I like the idea that they're coming back with the same picture as a statement they won't cede to violence but I can see the logic in the other argument.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35752435)

I don't buy a lot of that. He points out that many papers and magazines have refused to run cartoons they find distasteful but that isn't a violation of the principle of free speech, it's people deciding what they want on their platform.

He is right about the Poppys though. Maybe. Slightly different setting fire to them though.

Russ 13-01-2015 17:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752433)
How do you differentiate between the Muslims that take offence and the ones that don't?

Do you draw a cartoon of Mohammed and write on it for Jihadists only?

I don't care about the ones who take offence.

My concern is with those who take action because of it.

Pierre 13-01-2015 18:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35752436)
Isn't that the point? You can't. So there is a valid argument that to display the pictures is to insult a bunch of people most of whom didn't do anything wrong.

I'm a scouser. Now when ever we are lampooned a la Harry Enfield as tight permed, moustached, she'll suit wearing, thieves calming down a lot.

That depiction may offend some scousers it may not offend others, any non-scousers usually find it hilarious

Do we censor it so as not offend the easily offended, who also did nothing wrong other than bring born in Liverpool (although some may think that bad enough)

it the old offence argument. You have every to be offended, they have every right to offend.
Quote:

He is right about the Poppys though. Maybe. Slightly different setting fire to them though.
If a Muslim wanted to set fire to a poppy, so be it. I wouldn't like it, but neither would I hit him or shoot him.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35752440)
I don't care about the ones who take offence.

My concern is with those who take action because of it.

Indeed. I share your concern, but I wouldn't change my behavior to accommodate them.

If I was in Pakistan or Saudi, then yes I would. I would conform to their ways and wants, but we're not. We're in the UK and they should bend our way not the other way around.

Russ 13-01-2015 18:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752445)
Indeed. I share your concern, but I wouldn't change my behavior to accommodate them.

Nobody is saying you should.

Damien 13-01-2015 18:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752445)
I'm a scouser. Now when ever we are lampooned a la Harry Enfield as tight permed, moustached, she'll suit wearing, thieves calming down a lot.

That depiction may offend some scousers it may not offend others, any non-scousers usually find it hilarious

Do we censor it so as not offend the easily offended, who also did nothing wrong other than bring born in Liverpool (although some may think that bad enough)

it the old offence argument. You have every to be offended, they have every right to offend.

I agree.

I don't see what the dispute has been about the last few pages. I don't think anyone has said that these cartoons should be banned by law or that violence is warranted against those who publish them. That's all free speech really affords you.

Other than that people can seriously criticise the decision of others to say or publish something which is what's happening and that too can be criticised in turn.

I am just saying that because a few pages back people were telling martyh that people have the right not to be murdered which seems redundant.

I probably am missing something. This is like when I tired to understand what gamergate was about. :dunce:

martyh 13-01-2015 18:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752433)
How do you differentiate between the Muslims that take offence and the ones that don't?

Do you draw a cartoon of Mohammed and write on it for Jihadists only?

You don't and as Damien said that is the point.Apart from that insulting a religious icon (of any religion) is to insult the religion itself therefore all the followers ,how much offence is taken by individuals depends on the individual naturally

Osem 13-01-2015 19:01

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See the thing is, folks can argue, disagree, be offended and even get personal here but nobody loses their heads... ;)

Hugh 13-01-2015 19:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35752457)
See the thing is, folks can argue, disagree, be offended and even get personal here but nobody loses their heads. ;)

But doesn't that mean that members of a group can have different views on things, and it would be mistaken to assume the views of a small vociferious minority are that of the majority? ;)

That would be like people from outside CF assuming all CF'ers think like Alan Fry, and support his views.......D

Osem 13-01-2015 19:07

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Come to think of it... :ninja: :sniper:


;)

Russ 13-01-2015 19:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35752459)

That would be like people from outside CF assuming all CF'ers think like Alan Fry, and support his views.......D

I think the more accurate analogy for many people would be as you say but with the rest of the CF membership *seemingly* saying little or nothing against Alan Fry's behaviour and appearing to be doing equally little to curb his behaviour.

broadbandking 13-01-2015 19:25

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Well well the peaceful religion strikes again, thank god France doesn't have sharia law as this is allowed any disrespect shown to the Prophet is a death sentence. I mean how stupid must people be to stand up for these people who say they are killing in honor of their prophet who they have never SEEN OR MET only read about in book.

martyh 13-01-2015 19:29

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Quote:

Originally Posted by broadbandking (Post 35752462)
Well well the peaceful religion strikes again, thank god France doesn't have sharia law as this is allowed any disrespect shown to the Prophet is a death sentence. I mean how stupid must people be to stand up for these people who say they are killing in honor of their prophet who they have never SEEN OR MET only read about in book.

Who's been standing up for them(i assume you mean the terrorists)aside from other extremists.

broadbandking 13-01-2015 19:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35752464)
Who's been standing up for them(i assume you mean the terrorists)aside from other extremists.

Yes that what I mean

Maggy 13-01-2015 20:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35752428)
So basically what you're saying is that freedom of expression comes with limits :erm:


No just trying to head off abusive behaviour which is firmly against this site's T&Cs.Everyone is still free to free speech but without swearing and without abuse,flaming and trolling.

Pierre 13-01-2015 20:30

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I can't workout what I'm arguing about anymore.

papa smurf 13-01-2015 20:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752483)
I can't workout what I'm arguing about anymore.

i think its about the right to do nothing but sit on ones hands while society goes down the pan ,and then argue that by doing nothing you are actually doing something and that those who actually want to do some thing other than nothing are cowards and should go on social media and get themselves shot .

;)

TheDaddy 14-01-2015 00:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752366)
Not sure if that's enough mate, I think not to be cowards we have to put on a sandwich board coated with these cartoons and walk around the middle of Bradford and Luton (Die Hard 3 Style) Then and only then are we doing our bit.

Likewise should we in future support any military campaignes, anyone that wants to show such support on here will have to go straight down to army careers and join up, lest we want to be labelled cowards by certain members of this site?

Its alright I think the member in question was just being satirical like Miranda or the mighty boosh

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35752401)
You've misunderstood it,If the magazine is publishing cartoons of Mohammed they are deliberately setting out to insult every Muslim on the planet not just the nutters with guns but every single peaceful one and whichever way you try to justify it that just is not right .Had the magazine just insulted the jihadists then that would fine ,no problem at all but the magazine is insulting all Muslims simply by printing pictures of their prophet

And yet 500 years ago muslims themselves were doing drawing of the prophets face, here's a little left field idea, why don't they just not read the magazine if they feel insulted by it

Sirius 14-01-2015 05:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35752485)
i think its about the right to do nothing but sit on ones hands while society goes down the pan ,and then argue that by doing nothing you are actually doing something and that those who actually want to do some thing other than nothing are cowards and should go on social media and get themselves shot .

;)

Liberal hand wringers at there best ;)

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752483)
I can't workout what I'm arguing about anymore.

That's what they wanted :)

Derek 14-01-2015 09:42

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Arf!

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2015/01/21.jpg

“Bah, where are they, our 70 virgins? With team Charlie”

Maggy 14-01-2015 13:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35752483)
I can't workout what I'm arguing about anymore.

I've been trying to work that one out for some time now..I am having trouble understanding why everyone is so cross about it too.

Gary L 14-01-2015 13:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35752589)
I am having trouble understanding why everyone is so cross about it too.

You're just saying that because they're French.

Maggy 14-01-2015 14:31

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Did someone speak?

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http://www.theguardian.com/world/201...y-paris-gunman
Quote:

Notorious French comedian Dieudonné M’bala M’bala has been arrested for being an “apologist for terrorism” after suggesting on Facebook that he sympathised with one of the Paris gunmen, a judicial source has said.
Prosecutors had opened the case against him on Monday after he wrote “Tonight, as far as I’m concerned, I feel like Charlie Coulibaly” – mixing the slogan “Je suis Charlie”, used in tribute to the journalists killed at magazine Charlie Hebdo, with a reference to gunman Amédy Coulibaly. Dieudonné was arrested on Wednesday.
So much for free speech..

Sirius 14-01-2015 15:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35752605)
Did someone speak?

---------- Post added at 15:31 ---------- Previous post was at 15:24 ----------

http://www.theguardian.com/world/201...y-paris-gunman


So much for free speech..

Wonder if he will be attacked by christian fundamentalist terrorists. ;)

Ramrod 14-01-2015 16:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35752420)
Where is martyh saying they don't have the right to publish it?

He didn't :)

Damien 14-01-2015 18:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35752656)
He didn't :)

K. Not sure why everyone is arguing then.

Osem 14-01-2015 18:34

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Just demonstrating their freedom to do so... :)

nomadking 14-01-2015 19:52

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35752605)
Did someone speak?

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http://www.theguardian.com/world/201...y-paris-gunman


So much for free speech..

The cartoons were about criticising violent acts, but his comment was about supporting and encouraging those violent acts. Not so subtle difference.

Ignitionnet 14-01-2015 21:00

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMbwcBYT0DI

Proves her point nicely. Pathetic.

alanbjames 14-01-2015 21:12

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The problem we have in this country is the Government are to afraid to do anything incase they are seen as being racist against a minority.

Also i would expect if the government did do something Brussels would stop it.

Osem 14-01-2015 21:14

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Yup. Pathetic.

As usual it boils down to who's fair game to 'offend' and who isn't.

These people appear to have learned nothing from history or more recent events. If we can have a social media campaign which prevents a footballer/rapist from getting a job for the foreseeable future, why the hell can't we have one which shows this nonsense up for what it is?

Gary L 14-01-2015 21:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35752712)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMbwcBYT0DI

Proves her point nicely. Pathetic.

Well they won't be winning any awards for reporting the news in a true and impartial way.

are we still in line to win that award for the softest country in the world?

papa smurf 14-01-2015 21:40

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looks like there's a few unhappy folk out there - girl power at its worst

#noapology: Muslims stage angry protests over Charlie Hebdo's Mohammed cartoon as Boko Haram terror leader hails Paris massacre

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Gary L 14-01-2015 21:58

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35752725)
looks like there's a few unhappy folk out there - girl power at its worst

I think in hindsight. maybe they should have used my stickman now.

whilst they're out there causing a riot. the men are going hungry.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2015/01/16.png

alanbjames 14-01-2015 23:38

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i admit i am worried for the muslim community in this country.

We are seeing anti Islam marches across the world and im worried the populas of world who have had enough of the extremists will start damaging their businesses like we saw with the Jews in WWII.

ISIS has called for muslims to return home and how better to do it, cause problems and the muslims will feel uneasy and afraid and they will return home.

This is not about religion anymore they are just power hungry and the more returning the more power over them.

If we could find a way of containing them indefinately there will be a power struggle and may even lead to a civil war and find different factions control certain areas.

papa smurf 15-01-2015 06:27

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35752729)
I think in hindsight. maybe they should have used my stickman now.

whilst they're out there causing a riot. the men are going hungry.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2015/01/16.png

a good point there GaryL

how unislamic of them to go out protesting when they should be at home making dinner and who's picking the kids up from school ?

Ignitionnet 15-01-2015 07:08

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
Mehdi Hasan giving some fairly loathsome opinions.

Always 'liberal' when convenient, indeed a darling of the PC left, but a rather chequered history on such matters as far as Islam goes with various records of rather Islamist comments and sentiments.

Damien 15-01-2015 07:52

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35752759)
Mehdi Hasan giving some fairly loathsome opinions.

Always 'liberal' when convenient, indeed a darling of the PC left, but a rather chequered history on such matters as far as Islam goes with various records of rather Islamist comments and sentiments.

I agree mostly that a lot of that is pretty loathsome and anger-inducing. Especially where he compares the decisions of people not publishing anti-semitic to a violation of free speech. Free speech doesn't mean you're entitled to be given a platform on demand.

The only part where he may have a point is if burning the poppy should led to prosecution. It just depends of if the act of burning would be considered free expression or not? Haven't really come to a conclusion on that.

Ignitionnet 15-01-2015 08:57

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I find his equating publishing pictures of Mohammed, a historical figure, certainly, but most definitely one for whom their connection to divinity is entirely based on 'faith', with mocking the holocaust utterly nauseating.

That said, I entirely support his right to hold this point of view even if I consider it to be complete nonsense.

You may also find the comments section interesting. Mildly alarming too in places.

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35752318)
Using social media gives my publishing a broader audience than a website would, along with a more appropriate context.

You're welcome. :)

I just wanted to update this as I know how deeply concerned people are.

Via social media, on which my real name, photograph and city of residence are openly displayed on my profile, my reach on this matter is, at a conservative estimate, around the 2 million mark as of right now.

I will get some idea of just how many desktops it arrived on once I have the full analytics, though it seems reasonable to think it would've had a bigger reach than some random website.

I have also become a Patreon of an online satire coming soon. Quite literally putting my money where my mouth is on a monthly basis alongside my ongoing contributions to Humanism which, in itself, supports freedom of speech.

You remain entirely welcome.

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Osem 15-01-2015 09:06

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35752759)
Mehdi Hasan giving some fairly loathsome opinions.

Always 'liberal' when convenient, indeed a darling of the PC left, but a rather chequered history on such matters as far as Islam goes with various records of rather Islamist comments and sentiments.

It's fortunate that people like him occasionally let their cloak slip. Ken Livingstone is another example of someone who often seems remarkably reasonable but then says/does something which betrays the rather less palatable side of his politics. Thankfully, today it's far harder to bury the truth about what's been said and done - a little searching often reveals all.

Maggy 15-01-2015 09:42

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35752694)
The cartoons were about criticising violent acts, but his comment was about supporting and encouraging those violent acts. Not so subtle difference.

Free speech has to be extended to all.However whether we bother to listen is another matter BUT arresting people for a point of view is not allowing freedom of speech however loathsome it maybe.

Osem 15-01-2015 12:12

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It'll be interesting to see if this freedom of speech thing will affect govt. policy when it comes to admitting into the UK people who might wish to say things some people don't want to hear.

alanbjames 15-01-2015 12:15

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Well what i stated a few days ago has started already...

http://i100.independent.co.uk/articl...am--xym9dNkyox

Ignitionnet 15-01-2015 12:21

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But when asked if there had been a rise in Islamophobic attacks since the atrocities in Paris last week, the police spokesperson told i100.co.uk: “No, not at all.”

Ramrod 15-01-2015 12:26

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35752765)

I do like that :D

Ignitionnet 15-01-2015 13:12

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Ooookay..

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories...MPLATE=DEFAULT

Pierre 15-01-2015 13:51

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35752783)
Free speech has to be extended to all.However whether we bother to listen is another matter BUT arresting people for a point of view is not allowing freedom of speech however loathsome it maybe.

Firstly, we don't have "free speech". As it has been pointed out many times in many threads.

We have free speech within the confines of the law.

You can't libel a person, you can't run into a cinema and shout "fire run for your lives" (unless it's on fire!) you cannot incite violence or racial hatred.

I haven't read what was said, but I can only assume it fell within the latter category.

papa smurf 15-01-2015 17:54

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meanwhile the nutters are out on the streets

Hang the cartoonists!' Pakistani Muslims demand death sentence for Charlie Hebdo staff for committing 'worst act of terrorism' by drawing the Prophet Mohammed

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richard s 15-01-2015 18:38

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Who knows what the Prophet Mohammed looked like anyway. His real name was Brian so F off.

O crap I just had an outburst of freedom of speech and literature, shame on me, he, he.

Russ 15-01-2015 18:51

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-30840160

Anyone surprised another attack was being planned?

Osem 15-01-2015 19:06

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This thread's going to need a new title sadly.

I wonder if what these **** were up to will be revealed.

papa smurf 15-01-2015 19:11

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35752912)
This thread's going to need a new title sadly.

I wonder if what these **** were up to will be revealed.

Gods work again ?

Ignitionnet 15-01-2015 19:12

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These were followers of Isn'tlam, as Islam is the religion of peace and none of its followers would do such things.

Pierre 15-01-2015 19:21

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35752916)
These were followers of Isn'tlam, as Islam is the religion of peace and none of its followers would do such things.

Isn't that the yorkshire chapter of Islam?

Taf 15-01-2015 19:40

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I'm watching French tv and the raid on a house in Verviers, Belgium, right next to the railway station I often used. 2 dead, 1 arrested, just back from Syria and preparing major attacks.

Gary L 15-01-2015 19:42

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"police had targeted a group returning from Syria"

My advice is to target all those going and returning from Syria.

it annoys me that they can live in a foreign country. declare war with that other country. pop back home. and then come back to the foreign country to kill a few foreigners.

and then carry on living in that foreign country planning and carrying out more killings of the foreigners. in a foreign country.

I think politeness and niceties has got to be thrown out the window now.
if they go out. don't let them back in.
state of emergency. they want to kill you. don't give them the opportunity.

Sirius 15-01-2015 19:49

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35752914)
Gods work again ?

Were they shouting ally snackbar ??

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35752928)
"police had targeted a group returning from Syria"

My advice is to target all those going and returning from Syria.

it annoys me that they can live in a foreign country. declare war with that other country. pop back home. and then come back to the foreign country to kill a few foreigners.

and then carry on living in that foreign country planning and carrying out more killings of the foreigners. in a foreign country.

I think politeness and niceties has got to be thrown out the window now.
if they go out. don't let them back in.
state of emergency. they want to kill you. don't give them the opportunity.

If they go out. don't let them back in EVER

Fixed it for you :tu:

Gary L 15-01-2015 20:00

Re: Mass shooting in Paris
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35752930)
If they go out. don't let them back in EVER

Fixed it for you :tu:

What we could do is. at the airports we could put some tracking device with a mic and a detonator hidden in their luggage.

when we know that they're around their fellow nutters. and they mention going to Allies Snackbar. we blow them up.

we can do it under the terms of National Security Offensive. and Anti Nutters Law.

Jimmy-J 15-01-2015 22:06

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Nothing to do with Islam

Gary L 15-01-2015 22:50

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Originally Posted by Jimmy-J (Post 35752983)

I've always said it has nothing to do with Islam.

it's to do with not taking the tablets.


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