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Scion 02-05-06 08:04 PM

http://www.stuff.co.nz/inl/common/im...,222421,00.gif

The Avon Lady 02-06-06 03:42 AM

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Originally Posted by goldorak
Childish attitude, they've got 6 centuries to catch up.

14.

Iceman 02-06-06 04:13 AM

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Originally Posted by The Avon Lady
Quote:

Originally Posted by goldorak
Childish attitude, they've got 6 centuries to catch up.

14.

BAM! Smack Down! :)

The Avon Lady 02-06-06 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Torpedo Fodder
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Originally Posted by Happy Times
*snip cartoon*

I think this sums up their hypocracy far better:
http://www.filibustercartoons.com/comics/20060204.gif

Straight from the camel's mouth:

Saudi US Amb-ass-adore Al-Faisal caught with his thobe down.

Spoon 11th 02-06-06 02:13 PM

They published new one today, about gay marriage.

Wim Libaers 02-06-06 06:23 PM

Want the whole series?

http://www.arabeuropean.org/article.php?ID=97
http://www.arabeuropean.org/newsdetail.php?ID=94
http://www.arabeuropean.org/newsdetail.php?ID=95
http://www.arabeuropean.org/newsdetail.php?ID=96
http://www.arabeuropean.org/newsdetail.php?ID=97
http://www.arabeuropean.org/newsdetail.php?ID=98

Not particularly funny, and I wouldn't say the drawing skills are fantistic, but if they really want to publish this OK, free speech for everyone.

Abraham 02-06-06 06:43 PM

Arab-European league starts a daily cartoon.
 
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Originally Posted by Wim Libaers

Yep, they really have to work a little bit more on the drawing thing and do a little bit better on the humor part.
For the rest the tears are still streaming over my face...
:D

Onkel Neal 02-06-06 08:14 PM

Wolf Blitzer finally does what a good journalist should do.

http://backspin.typepad.com/backspin...ing_turki.html

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BLITZER: Here's what a lot of Americans and westerners in general don't understand. They certainly understand that there could be anger as a result of this cartoon of the prophet Mohammed, but they don't understand why there isn't greater anger, for example, at the video that was seen on Al Jazeera of the American journalist, this young woman, Jill Carroll, who was seen weeping surrounded by masked gunmen.
Where are they?

Sea Demon 02-06-06 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Neal Stevens
Wolf Blitzer finally does what a good journalist should do.

http://backspin.typepad.com/backspin...ing_turki.html

Quote:

BLITZER: Here's what a lot of Americans and westerners in general don't understand. They certainly understand that there could be anger as a result of this cartoon of the prophet Mohammed, but they don't understand why there isn't greater anger, for example, at the video that was seen on Al Jazeera of the American journalist, this young woman, Jill Carroll, who was seen weeping surrounded by masked gunmen.
Where are they?

That's an honest and logical question. I hate to bring this up again but let's have a little run-down.

- Muslims flew commercial airliners into buildings in New York City. Did we see Muslim anger?
- Muslims beat the charred bodies of Western civilians with their shoes, then hung them from a bridge. Where was the Muslim outrage?
- Muslims cut off the heads of three teenaged girls on their way to school in Indonesia. A Christian school at that. Muslims...quiet.
- Muslims murdered more than 50 commuters in attacks on London subways and busses. Over 700 were injured. And Spain too. Muslims silent.
- Muslim newspapers publish anti-Semitic cartoons. Muslims are not ourtraged.
- Newspapers in Denmark and Norway publish cartoons depicting Mohammed. Muslims rampage. Muslims riot.

It's time to start pointing this out. Not as a hateful thing against people of the Islamic faith. But I want answers from them. What's with the selective outrage? And why get outraged over something totally harmless and as trivial as a cartoon? Sounds to me like the cartoons weren't the reasons for the riots, but the excuse.

Sea Demon

Abraham 02-06-06 08:50 PM

Arab-European league starts a daily cartoon.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens
Wolf Blitzer finally does what a good journalist should do.

http://backspin.typepad.com/backspin...ing_turki.html

Quote:

BLITZER: Here's what a lot of Americans and westerners in general don't understand. They certainly understand that there could be anger as a result of this cartoon of the prophet Mohammed, but they don't understand why there isn't greater anger, for example, at the video that was seen on Al Jazeera of the American journalist, this young woman, Jill Carroll, who was seen weeping surrounded by masked gunmen.
Where are they?

Because Islam has too rigid values and norms about honor and pride, especially in the Arab countries (and Afghanistan and Pakistan). Western values, such as self-criticism, responsability, proportionalism, relativism and yes, even humor, are clearly un(der)develloped in that part of the world.
Although one or two of the cartoons show bad taste in my view, most can be seen as a rejection of violence by the prophet Mohammed. Their political message is that the Islam has a fundamental problem with violence (be it a small minority of the Muslims). The radical demonstrators - lacking any sense of humor and self-criticism - chose the negative interpretation of these cartoons and sadly therewith proved the cartonists right...

I really wished the Muslim world had responded that unanimously after Sept. 11, 2001 in New York, March 7th, 2003 in Madrid, the Beslan school massacre in 2003 or July 7th, 2004 in London. That would have increased Muslim credibility around the world. Now they clearly give the signal that some louzy cartoons are more serious to them than thousands of innocent - non-Muslim - civilian victims.
I have the idea that Muslims have no idea how negative the rest of the world population is reflecting upon their religion, which is not a good thing at all.

Skybird 02-06-06 09:15 PM

The socalled moderate Muslims will always suffer in their credibility, because they and the so-called radicals are theological offsprings from one and the same scriptures and traditions and history and historical figure of Muhammad. They cannot escape the absurdity that Islam's "theology" holds. A theology that enables the one to justify his violance and aggressive move towards undisputed dominance - and at the same time is used by the other to say why it cannot be like the first one is doing. That way, both are cooperating in expansion, while denying to do so at the same time. The moderate passively supports the radicals, if it helps the cause of Islam. He distracts the concentration of the victims, reflects them away from Islam, the attacker. But still, the moderate is not the real problem, the radical is not the real problem. The queer absurdity and fanatism of Islam itself is the problem.
Yesterday, AL linked to this site, which reminded me so very much of what I have written myself about Muhammad.
http://www.apostatesofislam.com/index.htm
If you follow a man like Muhammad, you should not be surprised to find yourself in a maelstrom of contradictions and violance. Germans learned it was a mistake to follow Hitler. Many Russians are in doubt of Stalin. But Muslims still have to learn the most essential lesson about Islam: that Muhammad was a murderous, narcist, ruthless bandit, massmurder and warmonger, driven by his own egocentrism, and that there is nothing, nothing worth to be called noble and holy in him.

What I say is even more offending than those cartoons, but I base o historical facts and am not after cheap offending alone. Let's see how many days I have left before beeing strangled with hot iron-chains, drowned in boiling water, get my head beeing cut off, and whatever equisite treatements Qu'ran has to offer for a lower beeing like me.


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