where can the anti muslim cartoons be viewed?
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They did show one briefly on televion it was slightly blurred around the cartoon's face but it was easy to see it was an middle eastern looking man or dark skinned man in a white rob with his hands somewhat together possibly in a prayer like postion and what looked like a simple yellow halo over his head in an all white background. \nI don't think it's how he was depicted just the fact that he was depicted at all. Some believe that the peaceful protestest were incited by an extremist group. But all in all it's a matter of how the media decides to take the information and spin it out for it's own gain. \nOther religions are depicted in unholy manners all the time and the media barely picks up on it or it's protesters. It's a means of timing meets opportunity for public media gain.
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click here: http://www.salamah.ws
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No, The cartoons there are for downloading, and if you really think its illegal just watch T.V.
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In Islam, one of its main deals is that you can't draw a picture of either God or Prophet Muhammed, or portray them in a film, etc. \n\nIslamic art is mostly based on script (writing) because of it and mosques don't contain pictures like churches do, or stained glass windows, etc.  Mosques do have great Arabic calligraphy though that can be seen as a sort of picture, but because it's letters it isn't.\n\nWhile it may seem "funny" to the West that these people are so mad about a cartoon you have to understand the Islamic world better.  The Islamic world thinks that the West is out to put McDonalds up in place of every mosque and they think that most Westerners hate them and want to destroy their religion.\n\nInstead of saying to them, "hey Muslims, chill out man, we're just like you,"  the cartoonists and newspapers basicially said "you know what, you people are idiots and we disrespect you to your face".\n\nNow Islamic criticism does exist, so do portrayals of the prophet, in cartoon and critically.  So why this particular set of cartoons?  Because some political leaders in the Middle East are provoking these riots, mostly done by uneducated men who have never seen the cartoons.  It's a politically motivated event.  The cartoons were published last September for J's sake.\n\nAlso, the entire Middle East isn't rioting, it's a few dummies.  Most Middle Easterners, while Muslim, are upset about it, but care more about their jobs, family, living day to day, etc.  \n\nA fantastic blog is listed below, it's by a Saudi guy living in London and is against all Islamic extremism, check it out.\n\nHope my answer helped.
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Try this site below.\nwww.webcomics.com
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try www.http://cartoonsmart.com/
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The cartoons were not unfair, just silly, in poor taste, and wrong. What was unfair was implying that all Muslim’s are violent extremists and that their religion is based/founded on violence.\n\nIt is also unfair to imply that all Westerner's are anti-Muslim by attacking and destroying their property.\n\nIt is extremely unfair for a child to die using poor taste, silly cartoons as an excuse.
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Just click on the last cartoon to enlarge the cartoons.\n\nhttp://www.faithfreedom.org/Gallery/Mo_Cartoons.jpg
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http://www.rockthevote.org/censorship/cen_history.php
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I wouild say, "I am sorry that you have taken offense to this cartoon, but sometimes this is the price we must pay for a free press and free speech.  The main point is, sir, that in a free and open society if you are tolerant of what you interpret as a slur on your religion, other groups will be tolerant of your perceived slur on their religion.  Tolerance is the key.  If you find this impossible, you cannot expect Jews to tolerate a Muslim religious leader calling Judiasm a 'gutter religion.'"
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slate.com has a lot of good commentary on political, as well as many other issues.  cagle.slate.com has a ton of political cartoons that are pretty good.  hope this helps
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www.comedycentral.com, go to the south park section
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Actually some muslim newspaper is going to publish cartoons about holocaust and exuse with freedom of speech. Still I think these are too differnt things. People had died during holocaust, and Mohammed is just a religios figure. Even more, poeple actually die in his name....
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Nothing at all as I believe everyone has the right to free speech and if we start banning things because it offends some people then where do you draw the line\n\nThe cartoons were just that - cartoons.  Meant to be taken lightheartedly and not even published with the intention of causing offence.  When it's put into context Islam is one of the lesser mocked religions as I believe a lot of people are aware of the sensitivities that may be aroused in Muslims by speaking out against what to them is more than just a religion being as it is, a way of life.\n\nIn any event, there have been far more cartoons about Christ than about Muhammad (PBUH) and often much more hateful and disparaging.\n\nI don't have a religion as such and if I did it would probably be Baha'i which is effectively where the individual takes strands from different religions and lives their life according to them.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animated_cartoon
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http://www.faithfreedom.org/oped/KhaledWaleed20620.htm \n\n Try this link above, if not banned at ur part of world, u may get some idea
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http://answering-islam.org/