reply to danish/american

Submitted by R (United Kingdom), Oct 30, 2006 at 19:42

So its ok to insult someone's religion, someone's beliefs, their way of life? And you think your country is welcoming to muslims? Has it ever crossed my mind to wonder where the artist got that idea from? I don't care where the artist got that idea from, there's no need to insult our prophet because of how he sees some muslims to be, and for what? Just for a laugh insulting someones beliefs. What's the point?

You may view muslims like that, but why bring our prophet in to it? There's loads of cartoons and stuff in the media which make fun of the idea of muslims being terrorists and no one has had a problem until the cartoons about prophet mohammed.

"How would people of your faith like it if suddenly if the Danish government said "no more freedom of religion..if you are not Lutheran, the punishment is death."

Erm... they obviously wont like it, but they could then just leave. But whats that got to do with the cartoons?

Why are you talking about forced religion? since when did i say i thought religion should be forced?

Why are jihadists wrong? you have to understand the true meaning of that. Its not killing innocent people bla bla bla. Its when you fight in the name of Allah for a right cause ONLY if a muslim country is being attacked already. So if for example america attack iraq, thats when the jihad come along and defend islam. It NOT meant to be the killing of innocent civilians.

No no don't get it wrong. Its not PEOPLE who look at muslims with disgust. its IDIOTS who no matter what will find any excuse to say that muslims are bad people.

"We view you all as murderers with no conscience" - This is coming from some one who doesn't think 3 people's lives are worth caring about, and from someone who enjoys watching people get tortured. interesting.

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