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It’s not the cartoons– a contrarian perspective from a Muslim cartoonist
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If someone doesn't like it here in America, or what Americans do, then they should get the shit out of our country instead of griping about it like a fuckin' pussy.
In the world the author describes, perhaps we might not have dead European cartoonists, but we would definitely still have honor killings, death penalties for apostate, women treated as cattle, etc (allahu akbar).
We should just keep making cartoons, maybe the muslims will all just kill themselves off. 
ISLAMIST RIOTS CONDEMNING NEW CHARLIE HEBDO ISSUE LEAD TO DEATH, DESTRUCTION
During the weekend, riots broke out throughout the Islamic world in demonstration against the recent publication of a Muhammad cartoon by France’s Charlie Hebdo, several of which resulted in death and destruction.
Referred to as “protests” by the BBC, Reuters, AP, Al Jazeera, and various others, many of the violent demonstrations reportedly occurred shortly after Friday and Saturday prayers at local mosques. For example, outside of Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque, Palestinians stormed into the streets following Friday prayers and proceeded to stomp on and burn a French flag as the crowd yelled, “Allahu Akbar!” Others were seen proudly waving the black flag of jihad. France 24 reported that the Palestinians protested “quietly,” althoughvideo evidence clearly reveals otherwise.
In Niger, Muslim radicals killed four people and set at least seven churches on fire after prayers at the Niamey Grand Mosque in the country’s capital. Several Christian shops were reportedly set ablaze with Molotov cocktails. The French cultural center in the southern town of Zinder was also reportedly set on fire. At least 43 were injured in clashes between Islamists and police.
At a rally in Somalia, Islamists held signs that read, “I am Muslim and I love my prophet.”
In Yemen, many gathered on Saturday in front of France’s Embassy in Sanaa.
In Sudan, demonstrators held signs that read, “Death for French” and “Charlie Hebdooffends the Prophet.”
The Algerian capital of Algiers saw thousands come out to protest Charlie Hebdo’s new Muhammad cartoons. Rioters reportedly threw bottles and rocks at police while chanting, “We are Muhammad.”
In Amman, Jordan, a 2,500-strong mob that was heading for the French Embassy had to be subdued by riot police. Some were seen holding signs that read, “Insulting the prophet is global terrorism.”
In Pakistan, the radical Islamist party Jamaat-e-Islami hosted several pro-Sharia, anti-free speech rallies. In one demonstration, an AFP journalist was shot in the chest. Another three were reportedly injured in the rallies, which took place in the cities of Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.
Demonstrations also took place in the former French colonies of Mali, Senegal, and Mauritania. In Senegal, about a thousand demonstrators marched through the streets chanting “Allahu Akbar,” while others burned French flags. Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz stood with demonstrators, saying that the cartoon was “an attack on our religion and all religions.”
Charlie Hebdo distributor MLP said the new edition featuring a drawing of Islam’s Muhammad has sold 1.9 million copies thus far. At least 5 million copies of the newCharlie Hebdo issue are expected to be printed.
ISLAMIST RIOTS CONDEMNING NEW CHARLIE HEBDO ISSUE LEAD TO DEATH, DESTRUCTION
During the weekend, riots broke out throughout the Islamic world in demonstration against the recent publication of a Muhammad cartoon by France’s Charlie Hebdo, several of which resulted in death and destruction.
Referred to as “protests” by the BBC, Reuters, AP, Al Jazeera, and various others, many of the violent demonstrations reportedly occurred shortly after Friday and Saturday prayers at local mosques. For example, outside of Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque, Palestinians stormed into the streets following Friday prayers and proceeded to stomp on and burn a French flag as the crowd yelled, “Allahu Akbar!” Others were seen proudly waving the black flag of jihad. France 24 reported that the Palestinians protested “quietly,” althoughvideo evidence clearly reveals otherwise.
In Niger, Muslim radicals killed four people and set at least seven churches on fire after prayers at the Niamey Grand Mosque in the country’s capital. Several Christian shops were reportedly set ablaze with Molotov cocktails. The French cultural center in the southern town of Zinder was also reportedly set on fire. At least 43 were injured in clashes between Islamists and police.
At a rally in Somalia, Islamists held signs that read, “I am Muslim and I love my prophet.”
In Yemen, many gathered on Saturday in front of France’s Embassy in Sanaa.
In Sudan, demonstrators held signs that read, “Death for French” and “Charlie Hebdooffends the Prophet.”
The Algerian capital of Algiers saw thousands come out to protest Charlie Hebdo’s new Muhammad cartoons. Rioters reportedly threw bottles and rocks at police while chanting, “We are Muhammad.”
In Amman, Jordan, a 2,500-strong mob that was heading for the French Embassy had to be subdued by riot police. Some were seen holding signs that read, “Insulting the prophet is global terrorism.”
In Pakistan, the radical Islamist party Jamaat-e-Islami hosted several pro-Sharia, anti-free speech rallies. In one demonstration, an AFP journalist was shot in the chest. Another three were reportedly injured in the rallies, which took place in the cities of Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.
Demonstrations also took place in the former French colonies of Mali, Senegal, and Mauritania. In Senegal, about a thousand demonstrators marched through the streets chanting “Allahu Akbar,” while others burned French flags. Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz stood with demonstrators, saying that the cartoon was “an attack on our religion and all religions.”
Charlie Hebdo distributor MLP said the new edition featuring a drawing of Islam’s Muhammad has sold 1.9 million copies thus far. At least 5 million copies of the newCharlie Hebdo issue are expected to be printed.
Someone needs to get some anti-depressants for the Muslims. They seem to get depressed easily. Probably some genetic mutation that happened a long time ago.
Actually now that I have thought about it a little more, the Muslims' need anti-psychotic meds.
Yep. As I've said, it all depends on who's doing the terrorizing.
You might be interested in this as well:
The Lesson of Charlie Hebdo: The World Only Cares if You Kill White People
In contrast to the recent attack, heads of states kill in the thousands but are still treated with respect.
If you are going to ask this question you should post a link to his Chomsky's statements...
http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/19/opinion/charlie-hebdo-noam-chomsky/
I have always viewed Noam Chomsky as a complete idiot. He appears incapable of differentiating between terrorists and civilized people. He does even seem to realize that the biggest victims of Islamic extremism are other Muslims. Instead he blames the western nations for everything - rather than the terrorists that push a tenth century oppressive culture. Sadly he does not even seem to realize that the moment the caliphate banner was raised over his town, his head would be the first one removed by the Muslim extremists. I fully support the other MIT professors and alumni who demand Chomsky be removed from his role as Professor Emeritus in the Department of Linguistics and Philosophy at MIT.