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Wow, what an idiot.

I'm surprised HuffPo gave him the bytes.

Yeah, mocking Holocaust and 9/11 victims is the same as cartoons about Mohammed--riiiiiiight.

You know what I'm tired of? Clowns like this who are offended 24/7. Muslims like him have a never-ending set of grievances which they use to justify everything, including executing people for drawing cartoons of Mohammed which nobody can conclusively prove is outlawed by Islam anyway. If it's not that, they're upset about snowmen or Selena Gomez's f***ing ankle exposed in Dubai or some other perceived slight which all comes back to their never-ending claims of victimhood.

Which is ironic, since jihadists are literally competing with each other since 9/11 to rack up the most innocent victims, whether it be ISIS, AQ or now Boko Haram--who are winning by a longshot.

If your religion can't tolerate those who would make fun of it then your beliefs are worthless.

actually the cover of charlie hebdo this week -- where it says "all is forgiven" with a crying mohammed holding a sign "je suis charile" is in itself offensive to muslims. it's not even cartoons that mock, it's any depiction of the prophet.

also, indy, "HuffPo gave him the bytes" because he is the "Political director of The Huffington Post UK". who hilariously (unironically?) is against freedom of the press

Bill Maher had a successful TV program that got cancelled cause he said the wrong thing about 9/11. The thing is that it was a business decision by the network that his comments created more drama than was good for business so they fired him. They didn't take him out back and shoot him in the head, so now anyone with an HBO subscription has the opportunity to watch his douchey-but-not-entirely-wrong perspective if they so choose.

By the way I don't think these cartoonists and satirists are heroes or visionaries for producing crude drawings of Mohammed. It's an unoriginal trolly shtick that fails to impress me in anyway. Doesn't mean they shouldn't be allowed to do it.