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In reply to the discussion: So , when am I allowed to be offended? [View all]julian09
(1,435 posts)their religious founder and they defended their founder by taking revenge. Lybian riots were one thing, the murders were plotted
by extremists that used film riots for cover of their crimes. It's one thing to be offended, but killing people is not the solution.
In our culture freedom of speech is a right, even for Muslims but they don't see that as an excuse to hide behind lies, blasphemy, ridicule and perverted acts of religious prophets and Deity. Just as we do not see the right to murder over offenses to their beliefs and culture, Sharia law. They cut off hands, tongues, stone people etc for minor offenses they perceive our right to lie and blaspheme with impunity just as unbelievable. The other countries rioting didn't kill anyone, they wanted to strike back out of frustration.