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Jon M · 03-02-2006, 10:27

IMO it's an issue of respect, pure and simple.

I've said as much many times before on these forums...

A right to something (free speech) is all well and good, but exercising that right is a choice, not an obligation.

I can't say that these people should not have created/published the cartoons, but I think is was a disrespectful thing to do.

Respect is a forgotten and largely shunned character trait these days, unfortunatly.

03-02-2006, 10:27	#31
Jon M Inactive Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: East Midlands Age: 48 Services: Rural BB - Radio Link via Virgin Fibre Posts: 2,947	Re: Should they be published in the UK? IMO it's an issue of respect, pure and simple. I've said as much many times before on these forums... A right to something (free speech) is all well and good, but exercising that right is a choice, not an obligation. I can't say that these people should not have created/published the cartoons, but I think is was a disrespectful thing to do. Respect is a forgotten and largely shunned character trait these days, unfortunatly.