Joe Shearer
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You even admit that the cartoon is offensive. Yet, you suggest to publish it to hurt the feelings of so many people. This is exactly what's wrong on both sides. Each side wants to impose itself onto others. There truly is no difference between the philosophy of terrorists and so-called freedom of speech lovers. Both are extremists to the core and only want to prove their righteousness and might.
Ascribe it to ungrammatical language. There is a difference between offending and offensive.
Having added such great value to the post, may I go on to suggest that it is a natural response of any section of people shocked by such an attempt at intimidation to go and do that precise that they see as being the target of intimidation.
What else should be expected? People will definitely try to show that they will not be moved from their position by terrorism. That is the precisely selected point of resistance to terrorism. Shouldn't we be sympathetic to such efforts? Instead of looking at it as one more provocation?
May I also point out that we are all too quick to be offended? Sometimes I feel like screaming at everybody who gets offended.