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Duration: 09:06 minutes Upload Time: 2007-11-01 01:33:19 |
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Aired: Monday 15th October 2007 Part of the "Why Democracy" week on BBC Info: "Life and livelihood were threatened when a small Danish newspaper chose to print a selection of cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad. Karsten Kjaer looks at the events that resulted and travels the world to question the protesters and explore their motivations. He considers whether the cartoons could have affected the future of free speech?" Playlist available on my channel or blog: http://atheistmedia.blogspot.com |
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| mesh3arefshe 2008-03-23 11:40:39 يا اخو الشرموطة fuck u all __________________________________________________ | |
| Altheiaih 2008-03-22 17:22:33 Religion is fiction full of lies... __________________________________________________ | |
| candicesj 2008-03-22 09:54:56 I can understand that Muslims were offended, but there are peaceful methods to making your voice heard and making people know you're unhappy about things. If I had printed these cartoons, I would never apologize to a people who caused so much violence over it. __________________________________________________ | |
| Brdstfff 2008-03-20 22:19:13 "this isn't free speech this is being disrespectful" It's hard to believe that cutthroat murderers can be so sensitive about things like respect. You don't even know what respect IS!!! As long as Muslims keep murdering innocent people, we will keep disrespecting you. So get used to it!!!! __________________________________________________ | |
| Brdstfff 2008-03-20 22:16:34 Muslims don't have any right to tell people in free countries that they don't have a right to Freedom of Speech. Mind your own business! And if you don't like it, stay out of our countries. __________________________________________________ | |
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