Here’s something I saw on a Facebook discussion which caught my attention:<\/p>\n
… The idiots who threatened violence<\/strong> over South Park are no more representative of Islam than the idiot threatening to burn Qur’ans<\/strong> is representative of Christianity.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Let’s grant validity of the assertion of statistical unrepresentativeness. It still seems informative that the two actions, threatening violence against those who offend, and offending in a very blasphemous manner, are juxtaposed as if they exhibit some equivalence. They do, once you implicitly agree that there is a qualitative difference between Islam and Christianity.<\/p>\n
Second, those American and Canadian Muslims who are defending Molly Norris, Matt Stone, Trey Parker’s rights to free speech<\/a> are to be commended. The unfortunate problem is that this does not change the dynamic between Molly Norris and the crazy Muslims who have threatened her.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Here’s something I saw on a Facebook discussion which caught my attention: … The idiots who threatened violence over South Park are no more representative of Islam than the idiot threatening to burn Qur’ans is representative of Christianity. Let’s grant … Continue reading