I don't care that you are boycotting Israel or what your reasons are behind doing so.
My question was about the graphic image of your avatar and the images of the Danish cartoons. You seem to want to have the freedom to have you avatar (as a form of self-expression of your feelings about the "Zionist" regime), yet you're unwilling to give others the freedom to make cartoons about Prophet Mohammed -- and that's the point I want you to address.
Why do you see a difference between the two, given that your avatar has an image of the Israeli flag, the Star of David, with a big red line through it (are people supposed to intuit that you're only protesting the Zionist regime and not Jews in general?)? I think a lot of Jewish people would be offended by it -- same as you and others were by the cartoons.
Please address this point if you can.
"Most plain girls are virtuous because of the scarcity of opportunity to be otherwise."
-- Maya Angelou
I don't care that you are boycotting Israel or what your reasons are behind doing so.
My question was about the graphic image of your avatar and the images of the Danish cartoons. You seem to want to have the freedom to have you avatar (as a form of self-expression of your feelings about the "Zionist" regime), yet you're unwilling to give others the freedom to make cartoons about Prophet Mohammed -- and that's the point I want you to address.
Why do you see a difference between the two, given that your avatar has an image of the Israeli flag, the Star of David, with a big red line through it (are people supposed to intuit that you're only protesting the Zionist regime and not Jews in general?)? I think a lot of Jewish people would be offended by it -- same as you and others were by the cartoons.
Please address this point if you can.
"Most plain girls are virtuous because of the scarcity of opportunity to be otherwise."
-- Maya Angelou