Islam has shown us over and over again that it cannot defend its ideas with reason. That any questioning of it, or ridicule or expression that challenges its primacy it cannot tolerate. This means we all know what to do. If indeed, as it would appear, that Islam and it’s horror is that fragile, then we all need to create a cacophony of ridicule, questions and challenges at every intellectual level.
This problem exists because we afford Islam a respect it has not earned and does not deserve. Make yourself a funny T shirt of Mohamed, or buy one from me. Do your own cartoon. Make sure that Kurt Westergaard is simply one in hundreds of millions of us that will not be intimidated into accepting horror over reason.
Vlad Tepes
Mostrando las entradas con la etiqueta caricaturas de Mahoma. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando las entradas con la etiqueta caricaturas de Mahoma. Mostrar todas las entradas
5 de enero de 2010
Sólo uno entre cientos de millones
1 de octubre de 2009
Disculpen la demora

International Blasphemy Day, 30 September, is intended “to remind the world that religion should never again be beyond open and honest discussion”.
It marks the anniversary of the 2005 publication of the 12 Danish cartoons that depicted Mohammed and led to worldwide riots. Its founders want to “dismantle the wall which exists between religion and criticism”.
The Telegraph, via Vlad Tepes
Los nuevos trabajos me consumen tanto tiempo y recursos que se me pasó publicarlo ayer; sepan disculpar :)
Esta noche actualizo con mi copia del cartoon de Mahoma con la bomba en la cabeza, que lo tengo en mi notebook (llamé a León Ferrari a ver si tenía una copia para darme, pero rehusó contestar)
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