Comment · Mon, September 17, 2012
You never have Muslims like this in the mainstream media.
What they were answering
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It would be disrespectful toward Muslims and what Muslims believe. You don't have to be a Muslim to respect Muslims and their belief. You don't only respect what you believe in and your own kind. You respect anyone and everything that deserve it and merits it. You or anyone can draw cartoons of Muhammad, you have make spiteful vidoes. You'll be well-within your legal rights to do so. However, as a human being you should stop and think for a moment. And perhaps decide that it's not worth causing more anguish. Everyone's ultimate goal in life should be to create a more just, peaceful, and verdant world. Every action you do, should be compared against that. Would you be creating a just, peaceful, and verdant future by inciting thousands of people? If the answer is no, then you should stop.
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb
I get what you are saying, but where is the line drawn? Can I not wear revealing clothes because that is disrespectful towards Muslims? What about taking prescription medication? That's against the beliefs of Scientologists. What about me eating a big steak on Good Friday? Surely that is too offensive to Christians. I have to be respectful of everyone the could possibly be around me, all day, every day. However, that is impossible. So who draws the line. Who makes the decision for what is offensive and what is just unavoidable? How many people have to believe something before I am not allowed to offend them? What if only one person thinks it's offensive to have a mustache? Is that grounds for everyone shaving them off? What about 1 billion people? Where are the lines?