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In reply to the discussion: Weekly print run of 3,000,000 for CHARLIE--usual run is 60,000 [View all]And I'm asking you to tell me the difference between using words or pictures to threaten someone and using words or pictures to ridicule and call someone names.
After all, if words and pictures are considered free speech them why are some words and some pictures deemed to be a crime?
Apparently, according to many on here, just because someone says something or publishes something then too bad, we should just ignore it if we don't like it.
Conversely, if someone publishes or says something threatening, why not just use the same principle of ignore if you don't like it. why does the government considers it a crime.
And lastly, I will put my house on the fact that a majority of the people on here glorifying Charlie Hebdo under the banner of free speech have at some point filed an alert against another poster on here who insults them or denigrates them or insults and denigrates a group of people.
Hypocrisy much