Jihad in South Park!

A more polished, written version of this rant is located at http://bit.ly/dqfQFy. Freedom of speech meets threats of violence over a cartoon called South Park. Just how strong is your faith? How can your faith and religion be so fragile that a cartoon threatens its foundation? What's next? Will the Flintstones bring down Judaism? Will Sponge Bob Square Pants shatter Christianity?

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[HAZZA642008]

Hitler said : " As a Christian I have no duty to allow myself to be cheated, but I have the duty to be a fighter for truth and justice" ?!!

I think you should give him freedom of speech , And  the right to express his Christian faith ?!!

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[theBarefoot]

@HAZZA642008 I have no interest in reviewing a site of such abhorrent atrocities. I'd rather fill my soul with happier thoughts and prayers. Thanks any way.

[HAZZA642008]

You have the right to condemn any Muslim who commits a crime or Misbehave in the name of Islam , and make sure that America is liked and respected in Kuwait

What I meant by the example of weapons of mass destruction is that you could create a false idea based on incorrect information , and i brought this example Because it is Well-known story in u.s.a I think .

Hitler was a Christian, but I know that extremists represent only themselves . and Jesus Has nothing to do with it

[theBarefoot]

@HAZZA642008 Hitler was an Occultist, not a Christian.

[HAZZA642008]

Well, I am an Arab Muslim from Kuwait, I can understand what you mean by freedom of speech, which is probably missing in many Arab countries , But freedom of speech does not give you the right to make fun of your father , and We love Prophet Muhammad more than our father and mother . and I understand Your analysis of Muhammads financial and political motives , Which does not differ from the analysis of America's information about the existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq .

[theBarefoot]

@HAZZA642008 I guess my freedom of speech should end by not saying anything about the poor man burned alive in Pakistan for his Christian faith, too. Nor should I say anything outrageous about the police raping his wife as he burned. I'll be silent when a Muslim is offended by my dog and kicks it, too. All deference to those who would give deference to none, is the solution. We should have left Kuwait in the hands of Saddam, too, I suppose. Yep, I'm shutting up now.

[HAZZA642008]

They all based on misleading information

[caleab27]

Well said! But I'd throw in Christians too who kill doctors to prove they're pro life, or Christians who believed we should attack Iraq so that the gospel could be spread, or Pat Roberts who condoned assinating Hugo Chavez, oops, I started writing this before you were finished with your rant and then you mentioned the Baptist. HA HA HA HA HA! Thanks!

[theBarefoot]

I don't know how being the de-facto ruler, general of the army, and absolute religious authority in the area can be considered poor. He may not have listed everything on his tax returns, but he had absolute control over the area's people and wealth. I guess you can say his 1st wife had all the money, so he was poor. Keep the faith, brother.

[JesusAProphetOfAllah]

but the prophet Muhammad (pbuh) lived and died as a poor man.