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12. As far as I know, nobody in the world has been forced to see or hear insults to Islam

Sat Sep 15, 2012, 01:50 PM

Sep 2012

Mr. Qandil needs to understand that this is the 21st Century, and that nobody has a right to live in a world where insults to one thing or another don't exist.

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Film protest: Egypt PM urges US to end 'insults' [View all] Bosonic Sep 2012 OP

And he knows it's nonsense jsr Sep 2012 #1

Interesting but having lived in the US perhaps that's why he knows something about it azurnoir Sep 2012 #3

what on earth is your point? cali Sep 2012 #23

really he at the very least visited azurnoir Sep 2012 #25

wow. he was here for 2 weeks. cali Sep 2012 #27

He is pandering to his base ProgressiveProfessor Sep 2012 #11

Um, the USA has not issued any insults... Deep13 Sep 2012 #2

I don't think he is saying the US government should stop insulting Islam, but that it octothorpe Sep 2012 #10

That's how I read it as well slackmaster Sep 2012 #13

doesn't and shouldn't DBoon Sep 2012 #16

I agree christx30 Sep 2012 #19

Have you ever read "The Ugly American"? Comrade Grumpy Sep 2012 #31

We can't force christx30 Sep 2012 #32

Likely he is aware of that 4th law of robotics Sep 2012 #35

He knows full well the govt. in this country does not have that power. Deep13 Sep 2012 #26

I find their lack of tolerance and free expression to be highly offensive 4th law of robotics Sep 2012 #34

I've never said a bad word about muslims or their mohammad Redford Sep 2012 #4

Jesus (interesting that I would use that word in vain), what does he want us to do? randome Sep 2012 #5

Even crazies can be right on occasion. Igel Sep 2012 #20

I've never to my knowledge insulted their prophet, since he croaked several centuries aka-chmeee Sep 2012 #6

If the United States is going to be the religious police for the Middle East Hey Jude Sep 2012 #7

Hey I like that idea! SayitAintSo Sep 2012 #14

dead people/religions cannot be "insulted" nt msongs Sep 2012 #8

Wasn't the filmaker an Egypytian? smirkymonkey Sep 2012 #9

As far as I know, nobody in the world has been forced to see or hear insults to Islam slackmaster Sep 2012 #12

for domestic consumption in Egypt iandhr Sep 2012 #15

The interview was with the BBC oberliner Sep 2012 #28

It's called tolerance, Mr. Qandil. defacto7 Sep 2012 #17

Sorry, but religious beliefs are not immune from criticism or insult. NYC Liberal Sep 2012 #18

They can be insulted. Igel Sep 2012 #22

Agree 100%. NYC Liberal Sep 2012 #24

Unplug the Internet jsr Sep 2012 #21

"Unacceptable to insult our Prophet" oberliner Sep 2012 #29

If it was profits it would be JP Moragn. dipsydoodle Sep 2012 #30

Ok, the US government will do all it *can* to stop the defamation of your religion 4th law of robotics Sep 2012 #33

Fuck you Morsi fujiyama Sep 2012 #36

We are not insulting his religion Marrah_G Sep 2012 #37

Yes , freedom of speech is fine zellie Sep 2012 #38

All that's needed is prison time for Sam Bacile, Terry Jones, and every rachel1 Sep 2012 #39

Is this post satire? oberliner Sep 2012 #40

Is it satire to call for violence-inciters to be punished for their actions? rachel1 Sep 2012 #41

First of all, there is no "Sam Bacile" oberliner Sep 2012 #42

Muslims most certainly have a right to take offense mykpart Sep 2012 #43

A perfect opportunity to explain "free speech" Bragi Sep 2012 #44

How can you be a prime minister and be this ignorant? desertduck Sep 2012 #45