A cartoon is a cartoon is a cartoon and free speech is free speech - the same rules apply.
You seem to not like that fact, but it's still the fact that the exact same legal rules apply and morally it's the exact same question.
But instead of answering my simple question you spend your answer bitching about the question and speculation about what you think you've understood from my "tone".
Don't waste your time - your refusal to answer that simple question is answer enough in itself.
You obviously don't understand how freedom of speech works and you don't think it's as important to protect Humons right to draw brother America anyway she likes as you think it's important to defend other Danish cartoonists right to draw Mohammed anyway they like.
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@UnknownDane
A cartoon is a cartoon is a cartoon and free speech is free speech - the same rules apply.
You seem to not like that fact, but it's still the fact that the exact same legal rules apply and morally it's the exact same question.
But instead of answering my simple question you spend your answer bitching about the question and speculation about what you think you've understood from my "tone".
Don't waste your time - your refusal to answer that simple question is answer enough in itself.
You obviously don't understand how freedom of speech works and you don't think it's as important to protect Humons right to draw brother America anyway she likes as you think it's important to defend other Danish cartoonists right to draw Mohammed anyway they like.
OK, now I know then.