so you think it's freedom of speech to post anti-Christian/religious videos?

[Agoraphobic]

This depends on the place and time. It depends on the social norms and mores of the community.

In some places, it is acceptable, in others, it is an offence. It is not fixed. Here, it is acceptable to gamble, in other countries, it is taboo. In some societies, smoking pot is considered normal, here, it lands you in trouble. Culture also plays a part in "acceptance", example is like eating dog meat. As for exercise of "rights", one is free to do whatever one wants to so long as it does not intrude onto somebody else's "rights." There is no absolute right or wrong.

Cheers!

 

[da dick]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reactions_to_Innocence_of_Muslims

Look even Muslims got angry over a Youtube video and even the flim maker was sent to prison

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/08/us/maker-of-anti-islam-video-gets-prison-term.html?_r=0

https://www.facebook.com/GSHMP

join us stiffy. join us

 

[steffychun]

Buddha sucks. See I have rights.

 

[steffychun]

This depends on the place and time. It depends on the social norms and mores of the community.

In some places, it is acceptable, in others, it is an offence. It is not fixed. Here, it is acceptable to gamble, in other countries, it is taboo. In some societies, smoking pot is considered normal, here, it lands you in trouble. Culture also plays a part in "acceptance", example is like eating dog meat. As for exercise of "rights", one is free to do whatever one wants to so long as it does not intrude onto somebody else's "rights." There is no absolute right or wrong.

Cheers!

Maybe Amos should have targeted the ISIS fighters. They might agree.

 

[Hans168]

Ask Bastard...oops Pastor Rony Tan who insulted Taoism

 

[johnny333]

This depends on the place and time. It depends on the social norms and mores of the community.

In some places, it is acceptable, in others, it is an offence. It is not fixed. Here, it is acceptable to gamble, in other countries, it is taboo. In some societies, smoking pot is considered normal, here, it lands you in trouble. Culture also plays a part in "acceptance", example is like eating dog meat. As for exercise of "rights", one is free to do whatever one wants to so long as it does not intrude onto somebody else's "rights." There is no absolute right or wrong.

Cheers!

In Spore it is also "who" you are speaking against.