According to the Muslim website 5Pillars the award was given to Charlie Hebdo because of its “continual stoking of Islamophobic sentiment by caricaturing Muslims as terrorists and ridiculing their beliefs.” It continued: “Charlie Hebdo’s repeated mocking of Muslims is part of a culture of hate that is intended to marginalise, further alienate and further endanger a community that has effectively been ‘otherised’ in much the same way that Jews were in Nazi Germany.”Unos cachondos: el que los no musulmanes en los países islámicos sean ciudadanos de segunda categoría (sin poder acceder a determinados puestos, por ejemplo), eso no es marginar.
Esto es: si no puedes alabarnos (que es lo molón), al menos no critiques. Entonces, la libertad de expresión, ¿para qué la queremos?
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ResponderEliminarThis might be thought laughable in any other circumstances. The IHRC, one should remember, is a registered British charity. But of course it is not very funny, because only two months ago another group of people who thought Charlie Hebdo is ‘Islamophobic’ went into the magazine’s offices and gunned down their journalists and cartoonists. This is the way the pattern works now – the Islamic terrorists break through the front door with Kalashnikovs and then a whole network of fellow travellers try to sneak in through the back door and explain why the cartoonists and journalists might have had it coming.
Resulta que es una organización de caridad británica la que ha concedido este "título". Para quitarles la subvención. Encima les tenemos que agradecer que no maten a nadie.