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abuayisha
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Tim I believe you are thoughtful and intelligent, therefore, let's just say, indeed, "the devil is in the details."
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Tim the plumber
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Please tell me why others doing stuff or believing stuff which has no impact on your life causes offense. I just don't get it.
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Tim the plumber
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"While many perceive 'blasphemy' as offensive, this event is not intended to ridicule and insult others. Rather, it was created as a reaction against those who would seek to take away the right to satirize and criticize a particular set of beliefs given a privileged status over other beliefs." The campaign group added that observing Blasphemy Day "is a way of showing opposition to any resolutions or laws, binding or otherwise, which discourage or inhibit freedom of speech of any kind." They add that "Freedom of expression, including the right to criticize any belief, religious, political, or otherwise, is the only way in which any nation with any modicum of freedom can exist. I am trying to understand the massive reatcion such things seem to have in the Islamic world. Please tell me why this offends. More at; http://www.secularism.org.uk/news/2015/09/new-us-free-expression-campaign-website-launched-for-international-blasphemy-rights-day Warning, it's from the secular society's web site. |
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