Originally posted by Eaten By Lions

You can go out and call someone every hateful, bigoted, racist, homophobic, sexist, transphobic, religion-phobic word that has ever existed. And in return, you can be called out, embarrassed, shamed, shunned, or even charged and fined. But you can NOT lose your life over it. That is ultimately the bottom line.

Originally posted by STMG23

It's satire.

Provocation is a part of satire and provocation can certainly stire more than just emotions if people try to not be led solely by their emotions.

Originally posted by The Unforgiving

1. Yet some people feel the need to use force against statements that bother them just like those terrorist. Besides that, Human Rights rules do not apply on all "Muslims". Ask ISIS
2. Satire with religious mockery IS blasphemous.

Originally posted by Opacho

How does that... Warrant you murdering someone. Or having the LACK of compassion for those who've been murdered. If people can't control their emotions to the point they're actually ending someone else's life there are institutions out there for people like that. Don't get it twisted. Christianity is being bashed daily, but you don't see them doing anything radical as killing someone in this day and age. Your religious views are not > someone else's life. Stop it.

Originally posted by Pop

Originally posted by iStanGaga

@STMG23

Drawing Jesus naked having butt sex with God is offensive and insulting. That is not debate. How does that convince me that my views are wrong? That is an attempt to stir my emotions, not my thoughts.

Originally posted by iStanGaga

I'm not against satire. That's not what I'm saying here. It's the line being crossed that I'm against.

Originally posted by STMG23

Then some people will have to learn to live with blasphemy. I live in a secular country. My government and church are two different things and the law allows satire even if religious people feel it's blasphemy.