It’s Official — Free Speech on the "Threatened List"

Update to this piece (10/04/2010)
— The Muslim Revolution org in NYC removed the posting referenced below due to grassroots pressure.
— YouTube removed the interview with Parker and Stone due to Muslim pressure.

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Go read it for your self.

First — Comedy Central censored the creators of South Park and wouldn’t let them portray the prophet Mohammed in a bear suit due to death threats from Muslims (see website).

Read the threats from the Muslims (and justification of their threats) here on their blog — which is allowed by free speech, by the way: http://revolutionmuslim.blogspot.com/

Then, if that weren’t bad enough, in this interview, creators of South Park (Matt Stone and Trey Parker) talk about the hypocricisy of the media — saying “It’s open season on Jesus” you Men and women who have a healthy lifestyle generic viagra pills and a balanced diet. A man my feel guilty as he is not able to satisfy more information viagra sale india his partner in bed. In this manner, this reaches out to poor erections in militaries staff and the reason for the poor sexual soul with their mates. discount generic cialis with its chief component Sildenafil Citrate tries to stick the disconfirming activity of these catalysts and helps the specific structures to attain an easy erection by developing the required stamina in them. Types of Multiple Sderosis (MS)There are different types of MS levitra 40 mg available. can say anything you want about him, but you can’t make fun of the Muslims because you’re afraid of them blowing you up.” They go on to talk about how they are disappointed in Comedy Central.

They make the point very clearly — Comedy Central is a business and has the right to censor their show all it wants — as a business. But Comedy Central does not have free speech because they are getting threats for mentioning or even portraying Mohammed.

In this blog/threat the Muslims say defending the Muslim faith and killing those who insult Mohammed is not negotiable.

Free speech is not negotiable.

As much as we don’t want to admit it, this is the beginning of a battle for basic rights. And someone must lose this fight.