Pakistani Minister Stands By His Bounty For Filmmaker's Death
Insists public opinion is with him
Insists public opinion is with him
Remy imagines a world where politicians cave to angry mobs and dictate what we can see on YouTube.
Offered reward for head of man responsible for Mohammad movie
And wearing buttons, pins and stickers apparently violates it
Three generations of quoting him are enough.
Maine law forbids anonymity and specifically targets online expression
Equates Muslim radicals with savages
Even as the president acknowledges the movie was just an excuse for an attack
Promotes America's tolerance of religion (though apparently not speech)
Accepts flowers from a family member of the girl group
The Dutch politician's anti-Islamic views could be too volatile for delicate Aussie political sensibilities
Free speech takes a hit that has the potential to backfire on gay marriage supporters
Took to twitter saying, "The American ambassador to Libya was shot down like the lowest dog. He was the main expert for the Libyan 'revolution'. What he reaped, he sowed"
Made comparison to Aurora shooting
Will miss three games and attend sensitivity training
Why attacking free speech is an even greater blasphemy than a slur on the divine
Threatening to kill those who offend kind of feeds into the movie's narrative
I think we can assume this plays to the local audience
Gives her two-day jail sentence for contempt when she does not comply
A lot of wrongheaded people with an irrational fetish for holy symbols think their hurt feelings justify censorship.
More than 500 released ahead of President Thein Sein's visit to the UN
And soon we'll be wondering over the Anti-Search Engine Act of 2012 ...
Any First Amendment implications, do you think?
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