... the EU passing a law against racism (or something like that, might have been anti-semetism). That will solve things! NOT!!
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International Religious Court to avert future cartoon crisis
In order to rectify the situation, and to prevent a future crisis of this type from erupting, what is needed is a ''code of conduct'' for the newspapers and other media in both the Western and Muslim worlds. All governments must agree that the negative depiction of religion is ''out of bounds,'' and penalties should be imposed on those who violate the code of conduct.
This could have been funnier...assuming it's meant to be funny.
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Guess we'd have categories of free speech, sort of like some animals being more equal than others...
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one of the most wrong-headed ideas to come down the pike in a long time. I think cartoonists would go out of their way to violate such a "law". In fact, I would feel duty-bound to do so myself.
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