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Originally Posted by Russ D
I'm not saying I agree with this but I think the difference is that the cartoons were viewed by Muslims as directly mocking them. With what their faith says about homosexuality, it may be offensive to those it affects but is not regarded as 'mocking' them.
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The problem is the media over here gives the impression that the islamic world is upset over a cartoon of mohammed with a bomb in his turban (not that mohammed would have worn a turban...)
This gives the impression that he islamic world are making a mountain out of a molehill, after all, how can such a cartoon like that be truly offensive?
When in actuallity, Danish muslims have put together their own "dodgy dossier" and taken it to the middle east, which includes the published cartoons, but also includes some far more offensive images along with alot of other anti-islamic properganda.
Think of the reaction like this:
A dossier of images mocking jesus is released, it contains pictures of jesus copulating with a goat, and also that well known image of the jesus action figure.
Christians get understandably offended at the obscene images included, not hugely offended by the action figure.
The media reports that the christians are offended by the action figure and don't mention the goat images.
Non-christians fail to understand what all the fuss is about.
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Originally Posted by Saaf_laandon_mo
Islam too. Hence worldwide you see muslims of every colour/race, white, black, brown, asian, american, ehnglish, scottish, welsh, chinese etc etc etc
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What of the Oma though?