Why are they so afraid of offending "The Religion of Peace"?

I did a quick search for what Muslims laugh at and apparently they are void of comedy.

I remember a Philistine woman who moved to Cleveland with her husband I saw on a PBS documentary. The only time the woman smiled was saying "allah willing". Her life amounted to being locked in an apartment where she watched television and sat all day......kind of like being in Gitmo, except in Gitmo you actually got to see people even in isolation.

The only times I have ever seen sparkling eyes in Muslims is talking about atomic bombs, al Jazeera reporting on Americans getting their heads lopped off and the wonder celebrations when 9 11 happened.

So it seems the MSM does publish Islamic humor daily.......in Huffington Post with their Mr. Ed death tally to Reikhoff there enjoying American treason by foreign sounding 82nd Airborne ilk and Katie, Brian and Charlie chanting Iraq is lost. That kind of Muslim humor apparently is OK..........

and here I thought it was they just hated America, and here it was the MSM doing Muslim comedy.....funny stuff people being murdered, but then we can't judge Islam........I guess because they tell us we can't.

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II don't see what the big deal is either, but then again, I'm not a cowardly member of the wuss MSM. I guess their hesitancy is because it's not about Christianity.

Only 25 of 200 papers won't run the strip.  That means 87.5% will.  Isn't that pretty good news, even while the other papers are wimps?

Or are you really saying that the press should be consistently wimpy and show the same restraint (or lack thereof) for all denominations?  If so, how would you suggest that we accomplish that - pass a federal law that tells our press to "respect" all religions (or just main Christian and Jewish denominations)?  What type of things need respecting, and what should be banned?

We do tend to get some pussyfooting and homogenization in the press as it becomes increasingly corporate owned. Is this something we should do something about, or should we just let these privately owned media sources make their own editorial decisions - subject, of course to pressure from the marketplaces for readership and advertising?

"The first principle is that you must not fool yourself - and you are the easiest person to fool."
Richard Feynman

Oh, give me a break! Anywhoo, Breathed is my husband's favorite, he has all his books. He has probably read them all three or four times. What does that say about my husband....:)

It's obvious that the media have no problem printing things that trash Christianity or Judaism. They know full well that there will be NO roving raving bands of Christians or Jews crying bloodthirsty slogans and aiming to cut their heads off.