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Adam W.

While I obviously support freedom of speech, I hate having to defend assholes like this cartoonist (the one who did the originals, not the retecool guy).

Martin Owens

Well, Hoorah!

While the so-called leaders exhibit the spine of a chocolate eclair, the bloggers hold the line.

If the Muslims are entitled to go into fits about so-called insults against their religion, what about the Muslims' slurs against Christianity? And you’re right, the Jew-baiting in Arab countries has reached a level of crudity that would have embarrassed Goebbels. I worked in Saudi Arabia three years, and I saw it.

Muslim countries are mostly disaster areas, even before the natural disasters strike ( then who do they beg for help?) Even when there aren't terrorist campaigns underway, the infrastructure is nonexistent, the politics openly criminal, education is dropping to medieval standards, and the women are locked up for life. And not a finger lifted to actually do anything; a perfect coma of apathy and incompetence.

Ah, but one little hint that a foreigner anywhere has said something bad about Islam, and it’s into the streets, baying for blood!
Hypocrites and bullies.

Shame on anyone who lets that gang get away with it. Let the blogs continue, and bless ‘em all

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