Equating Mohammed Cartoons With The Holocaust

Equating Mohammed Cartoons With The Holocaust.

I personally believe the conspiracy is probably by the Mexicans: There is certainly as much evidence that it's a "Mexican conspiracy" as there is that it's a Zionist one (none). But, as there are many more Mexicans than Zionists, it is only logical to suppose that it's more likely to be a Mexican conspiracy than a Zionist one.

Apparently the insensitivity, ignorance, and just plain ole inability of mbutt liquidateers like the Iranian Ayatollahs to understand the distinction between mbutt liquidate and "a dirty look" knows no bounds!

This from the same Iranian leaders who thought nothing of sending hundreds of thousands to their rest in a pointless war against Iraq which the Sha before them had managed to avoid. But Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini had suffered some sundry personal slights when he had been Saddam's guest. And therefore his "sacred" sense of honor demanded that he teach the Iraqi dictator exactly how highly he valued the lives of his own Iranian people... by sending half a million of them to their rest in a crusade to avenge his hurt pride. And this should stand as a lesson to all those who believe that diplomacy will somehow deter these Iranian mbutt liquidateers from their plan to arm themselves with nuclear weapons in order to avenge their perceived world-aggrieved religious pride: No conceivable threat even to all the lives of the Iranian people, however horrific, will deter them from pursuing their suicidal embrace with the power they believe nuclear weapons will give their ultimate goals in this "temporal" life --No: They must be physically stopped from carrying out their demonic plan... or they will do it.

As for equating a perceived insult to Muslims (which is entirely their choice to perceive as an insult or to simply not take it as such) with denying that the greatest mbutt liquidate of our times ever took place: All human beings, regardless of their culture, should have been born with the innate ability to understand that while the former may merely offend some people's supersbreastions... the latter threatens in fact to lower the very real barriers that we have managed to raise against the very real possibility that a similar mbutt liquidate might someday be repeated. And EXACTLY because we now hold the memory of its reality to be so beyond question or reproach.

But, of course, this very profound distinction is one which mbutt liquidateers like the Iranian leaders in all probability were not equipped by their God to make.

S D Rodrian

a related PS

"We believe that it is an important principle that peoples around the world encourage dialogue, not violence; dialogue, not misunderstanding; and that when you see an image that is offensive to another particular group, to speak out against that," State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said Friday.

Well, I recently saw a cartoon that is obviously very offensive to cannibals: And I must say I am disgusted by this blatant attempt to dehumanize cannibals in the eyes of their fellow human beings--as if cannibal traditions & culture were somehow inferior to the European one! I'll have you know that most cannibals no longer hunt and kill the people they eat (as they are portrayed doing in vicious anti-cannibal propaganda, but) instead only eat people who have died a natural and peaceful rest--or like the German cannibal who was viciously persecuted recently for his beliefs... they only eat people who ask to be eaten. Although it is true that the Inca did distribute to the public the body parts of the captured enemies they sacrificed atop their pyramids (in order to supplement their diet)... this, I butture you, was the exception. Most cannibals, in fact, tend to eat only their recently diseased friends and family members (something which is rather endearing and even touching). Certainly we should learn to respect a cannibalism which is one of the world's greatest and oldest cultures: We respect other cultural practices which may be different from ours, so as not to give offense to their devoted pracbreastioners; and I don't see any reason why we "more civilized peoples of the West" should continue to show such lack of respect for the ancient, estimable, and even noble practice of victimless cannibalism.*

S D Rodrian

* Is this sarcasm? Only you can tell! Just as only you can say whether it's funny or not.