Even disguised under a two-year-old's spelling, that one could earn you a fatwa slasherman.

:eek:

The cartoons were certainly offensive - particularly the one with a "bomb-hat" - but (embassy-burnings notwithstanding) the placards seen waving around London were more offensive, instructing someone to "behead" some other people and threatening Islamic violence against Europe. Not to mention celebrating last year's murderous explosions in the capital.

Freedom of expression, freedom to satire, freedom to protest are one thing - freedom to incite racial/religious violence is another. There is a lot of noise today about tracking down those pictured on the news and prosecuting - something thought to be an unwise move at the time in fear of stoking further unrest.

there's a difference?

besides, what's the big deal - i cook my toast by burning the norwegian flag every morning, it gives it a good taste


LOL

Scandinavians are all called fucking Jan or Hagenfuken anyway.

What do they know?

:confused:








p.s. burn them, burn them all, speshly the pedofiles

What´s the big deal, you ask?


Well, how about a possible 3. world war. How does that sound?;)

flag burning doesnt bother me...I'm not defending any flag ...just myself....here in Norway there is a new sport: drawing Muhammed in the snow....:p