[Public_Domain]

We all should.

[BartSimpson]

Public_Domain Public_Domain:

We all should.

Here's my daily bit of disrespect for the goat humper:

[Thanos]

Public_Domain Public_Domain:

I've deciding insulting Muhammad alone is kind of empty. If this picture doesn't end up making Christians, Jews, Capitalists, and Marxist-Leninists feel uncomfortable, then it's too lame for print.

Do it with a simple block of text then.

$1:

We have to stop saying when something like this that happened in Paris today, we have to stop saying, well, "we should not insult a great religion". First of all, there are no great religions. They’re all stupid and dangerous — and we should insult them and we should be able to insult whatever we want. That is what free speech is like.

- Bill Maher

And that applies equally to any greed driven cult of Capitalism and any hate/envy driven cult of Marxism/Leninism as well because things like that, with their own ridiculous mantras/dogmas/orthodoxies/rituals/high priests/fanatical worshippers/etc., are just as equally odious to any other bogus religion that's ever existed.

[Thanos]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

Public_Domain Public_Domain:

We all should.

Here's my daily bit of disrespect for the goat humper:

And here's another bit of disrespect the motherfuckers have entirely earned.



Too bad we were all born about eight or nine hundred years too late to assist in getting the message across to them.

[Public_Domain]

Thanos Thanos:

Public_Domain Public_Domain:

I've deciding insulting Muhammad alone is kind of empty. If this picture doesn't end up making Christians, Jews, Capitalists, and Marxist-Leninists feel uncomfortable, then it's too lame for print.

Do it with a simple block of text then.

$1:

We have to stop saying when something like this that happened in Paris today, we have to stop saying, well, "we should not insult a great religion". First of all, there are no great religions. They’re all stupid and dangerous — and we should insult them and we should be able to insult whatever we want. That is what free speech is like.

- Bill Maher

And that applies equally to any greed driven cult of Capitalism and any hate/envy driven cult of Marxism/Leninism as well because things like that, with their own ridiculous mantras/dogmas/orthodoxies/rituals/high priests/fanatical worshippers/etc., are just as equally odious to any other bogus religion that's ever existed.

[xerxes]

You don't even have to make it a mocking image. Just like biblical literal-ism and young earth creationism, the ban on any depiction of Mohammed is a modern invention of the crazies. There are many images of Mohammed from medieval Muslim sources.

http://www.zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/islamic_mo_full/

[Public_Domain]

It'll be mocking, I have a whole "death to the people" idea going here.

[Xort]

I need to dig up a link but more than a few EU governments have been warning their citizens that posting offensive comics of Mohammed in reply to the crimes in France would most likely constitute hate crimes and that the police will investigate all actions made either online or with physical signs.

Sweden also reminded people that the law making it illegal to criticize the government over it's immigration policy came into effect on Christmas.

[Public_Domain]

Okay screw all the other shit I mentioned, I just drew muhammad and muhammad alone.

The height of my immaturity to be honest.

Meh.

[ShepherdsDog]

this is almost funny.....considering he was by all accounts a vile and humourless example of humanity.

[N_Fiddledog]

Not a cartoon, but I like this one...

[Public_Domain]

The French government just pledged $1.2 million to this left-wing anarchist magazine. Neat.

[martin14]

It's getting pretty wild in France,

07.55 As day breaks in Longpont, French police have resumed their hunt in the picturesque village and the vast tracts of nearby woods for the two Parisian brothers suspected of the deadly attack on Charlie Hebdo magazine, writes Rory Mulholland.

Quote Helicopters and hundreds of police - including black-uniformed officers from the elite counter-terrorist unit RAID - had scoured nearby woods and gone house to house in the village until late on Thursday.

08.24 Breaking : Gunfight reportedly underway with individuals in Seine-et-Marne near Dammartin-en-Goële, where French police had been searching for the Kouachi brothers

08.31 The suspects appear to have seized another car.

The area the gunfight has been reported is 20mins from the forest where police were searching for the Kouachis last night.

Residents of Dammartin-en-Goële have been told to stay indoors.



08.33 The car chase is reportedly taking place on the N2 road, which leads from the region in which the manhunt was taking place toward Paris.

Reports suggest the chase is going on in the direction of Paris, close to the Charles de Gaulle airport.


It seems they have a hostage as well.

[martin14]

08.55 To recap, the two suspects this morning appear to have stolen a car in Montagny Sainte Felicite, 30 miles northeast of Paris, before proceeding to a location close to Dammartin-en-Goële where they have taken one or more hostages.

08.57 "The two individuals have been localised. We are moving towards a denouement," Paris's public prosecutor has said.

08.56 RTL is reporting that at least two people were seriously injured in a shooting incident prior to the hostage taking.


09.03 This is reportedly the industrial complex in which the suspects took their hostage:

La prise d'otages aurait lieu dans l'imprimerie CTD "Création Tendance Découverte" de Dammartin-en-Goële pic.twitter.com/1nrrO3cy5w


08.58 Police are establishing a ring of steel around Dammartin-en-Goele with armed officers forcing the public and journalists away from the area

[martin14]

Latest

09.06 Negotiations with the suspects are now underway, according to Le Figaro.

09.05 Two people are reportedly dead and 20 injured in an initial Kalachnikov gunfight, RTL is claiming in unconfirmed reports. Henry Samuel writes:

Quote Before the hostage taking, the brothers stole a Peugeot 206 at Montagny-Sainte-Félicité (Oise)from a woman who formally identified them to police.

The hostage taking is thought to be taking place a printing business called CTD.

"There is no certitude about the number of people inside," a police source told AFP.