What  Denmark is planning to face the cartoons matter?
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I doubt that the whole of Denmark will do anything whatsoever. Just because 2 people at a newspaper have a crap sense of humour, doesn't mean the whole country shares that opinion. Everyone who could apologise has already done so, from the general director of Arla(big food/dairy company) to the prime minister. What else can you do?
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It wasn't a cartoon, they were one panel comics. And I think that the aim was humor. The only reason freedom of the press is brought up is because people are trying to stop them.
69065
I am a christian. I have nothing to do with this. I live in the USA.  I looked at the cartoons, and I think they were attempting satire.  Some cartoons were neutral, but I could see how others may offend you. I understand your feelings. I think I might be offended if they made cartoons of Jesus like this..There are stupid people in the world who are not sensitive to God or the feelings of others....there is no way to make stupid people smart....I would like to at least say I am sorry for you that this happened....I pray that this unhappy situation gets resolved, and the Danes apologize to you....and you can go back to living in peace....Since I do not live in Denmark, I cannot help you.  Maybe you can contact the Danish Embassy in your country and complain there....I can try to contact the embassy here in the USA and tell them that this is offensive to you....there would be more peace on earth if people would just love each other, and not hurt each other's feelings....
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Tomkat's not even royalty! They'll have their day or two in the presses, but no one's going to produce memorabilia-t-shirts, mugs, plates, stamps etc etc etc to their honour!\nJust wait till the British youngsters or one of the Swedes marry, that'll blow the presses!
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Yes.  There are a few of them, and you can find them listed here, along with an analysis of the controversy:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jyllands-Posten_Muhammad_cartoons
272128
I live in Denmark. Why?
81991
No. \nWhy should he? He drew cartoons in his own local closed circuit newspaper in his own small village in his own country.\n\nIf somebody had the audacity to bring it alllllll the way out of Denmark, to somewhere in the Middle East, make a big hoo-haa because he knew he'd get more support, raise terrors among innocent people, burn down embassies, boycott Danish products all over the world, and wut-have-you for a small strip of Cartoon (capital C!)...\n\n Well, I think both parties are just about even, what say you?
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Do you think it's right for the Muslim world to blame the US for Danish cartoons?
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There is limit for everything. Anything beyond limit hurts the people. The same rule applies to FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION.\n\nBOYCOTT DANISH PRODUCTS.....\n\nI stopped using Danish products, and suggest everybody to do the same.
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I don't believe it's a matter of being appropriate or not.But the idea behind the "holocaust" cartoons is to turn the tables on the whole free press argument given by the european newspapers.They've claimed (Le Monde,Die Welt, etc)that freedom of expression justifies their publishing such cartoons.I think they've forgotten there are two concepts there,of which freedom is the more important and it implies respect towards others and their beliefs in this case.\nMy freedom ends where another person's begins.\nI understand the muslims rage but i don't support their violent reactions.Still the course of action taken by some of these european newspapers is not helping.\n( i'm a catholic)
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They were actually published in September...\nBut the challenge to draw Mohamed was sent in the summer.... Someone wrote a book about the life of Mohamed... He couldn't find anyone to make drawings... Because every body is scared and fearful with their lives since in Europe, in the last 5 to 10 years many people get assassinated or threats if they make any form or level of criticism about islam...\n\nSo the Danish Newspaper, which is by the way, the most important in terms of readers, decided to participate and give a hand to get over the fear of making drawings of the prophet for the book... the whole thing then came down to a challenge to make a cartoon... Many of the cartoonist actually called on some Muslim cartoonist to get their point of view and they all supported and said go ahead....Why ? Because there are hundreds and if not thousands of books with drawings of Mohamed that were printed in Islamic countries in the last 12 centuries... There are even Billboards currently in Irak and Iran with the face of Mohamed and an Ayatollah by his side... The Koran does not say anywhere that he should not be drawn... So what is the issue ???\n\nThis said,,, there was a Danish Imam that tried to stop the paper from publishing the drawings... LAST SEPTEMBER.... He got booted by the Danish courts a couple of times... then he went traveling all over the Islamic countries .... And by pure coincidence there were 3 extras drawings that were not part of the 12 published... None of the cartoonist made them... THEY were really bad... if you seen what the cartoonist did,,, there is every reason to be confused about the excessive demonstrations around the world and especially those living and educated in the West or outside muslim countries...\n\nSo now the issue is about Censorship !! not respect but censorship.
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Cartoons:\nhttp://www.faithfreedom.org/Gallery/Mo_Cartoons.jpg\n\nFor additional information (background info, updates, links, translations, and more), try Wikipedia's article on the topic:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jyllands-Posten_Muhammad_cartoons_controversy
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Yemenis Scholars Condemns Denmark Abuses against Prophet\n\nSANA'A -- Yemen Scholars Association and Yemeni Journalists Syndicate (YJS) strongly condemned the publication of cartoons which depict Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in an insulting way by a Danish newspaper, according to a report by the Yemen News Agency (Saba) Monday.\n\nThe YJS asked the Danish Journalists Syndicate to promptly interfere to solve this sensitive case and attacks against Islam under the pretext of freedom of expression.\n\nhttp://www.yobserver.com
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As Americans we must back the Dutch on this situation. We live in a society of free speech and all that. We must support any country that shares those same rights. Those cartoonists are of no fault for making those cartoons. If anyone's to blame is those punks that would kill over something such as religion. I know people identify themselves with their religion, but taking your religion seriously doesn't permit you to kill anyone for any reason.\nLast Temptation of Christ is a great movie. It's in my list of favourite movies. Think everyone should see it.\nLater.
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Yes. But I think its not just only about this cartoons, the political fierce between this two countries is being escalated since Australia granted temporary protection visas to 42 of 43 Papuans who arrived by boat at Cape York in January.\n\nAustralia must choose between two: Maintain bilateral ties with Indonesia, or have a relationship with the 42 Papuans raising the banner of the Free Papua Movement.\n\nThen the problem was increased, with "Cartoon's War" from both of this countries.\n\nBe Wise...:)
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:}\nI'm afraid you will have to settle for the more recent cartoons . Muslims would never have left such an artifact for fear the truth would be seen in his likeness.
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I've already commented on this countless times, both on and offline, and I am completely sick and tired of this whole ludicrous situation. Having said that, here goes...\n\nAny reasonable person with an open mind and a rudimentary understanding and appreciation of freedom of speech, freedom of expression, freedom of the press, et al KNOWS that the Danish newspaper was 100% within their rights to publish those caricatures of Mohammad. \n\nAs evidenced by some of the responses here (most notably the one from Pakistan above), the Muslims who are rioting in the streets, making death threats, boycotting Danish products, etc. are completely unreasonable. They cannot see beyond their own personal biases (Mohammad may be #1 with you, mate, but he's not #1 with me and 5-6 billion others who are sharing this planet with you) and have no conception of tolerance -- to say nothing of free speech.\n\nThe Danes are a free and tolerant people allowing their media to express itself freely, irrespective of whether or not the majority of Danes agree with what is printed. Any civilized country handles such matters in much the same way. We're talking about political CARTOONS, for Godsake!\n\nBut the fanatical Muslim fundamentalists and their terrorist host countries (Iran, Syria, et al), on the other hand, have absolutely no understanding of what it means to have free thought, free expression and tolerance for the views and beliefs of others. Whatever the perceived slight or "offense," these people can be counted on to react with excessive outrage and extreme violence (erm, what is that telling us about their religion, btw?). \n\nNothing short of the rest of the world converting to Islam tomorrow will appease these villains. So you know what? I couldn't care less about appeasing or even trying to understand them anymore. Fuck 'em!\n\nGod bless Denmark and Freedom!