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etccarmageddon · 06-02-2006, 10:00

as far as I'm concerned the 'protestors' and the printing of the cartoons are seperate issues and should not be connected.

there was a muslim 'spokesman' on the radio news this morning condeming the protestors but saying that printing the cartoons had given extremists an 'opportunity' and that the situation should be defused by the media appolgising for offending the religion. I say get stuffed, if you'd been holding signs saying 'your 9/11 will come' 'behead traitors' and all that crap they you need to be locked up. pitty they didnt 'protest' in late july of last year - then they would have had their backsides kicked.

06-02-2006, 10:00	#191
etccarmageddon Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Manchester Posts: 5,638	Re: Should they be published in the UK? as far as I'm concerned the 'protestors' and the printing of the cartoons are seperate issues and should not be connected. there was a muslim 'spokesman' on the radio news this morning condeming the protestors but saying that printing the cartoons had given extremists an 'opportunity' and that the situation should be defused by the media appolgising for offending the religion. I say get stuffed, if you'd been holding signs saying 'your 9/11 will come' 'behead traitors' and all that crap they you need to be locked up. pitty they didnt 'protest' in late july of last year - then they would have had their backsides kicked.