Monday, February 06, 2006
More Cartoon Mayhem
Wat's up doc?
A.J. Comblith at The Cavalier Daily gives his view on the unwritten, unspoken code of conduct that apparently any good high school journalist should follow.
Apparently there is a line between the freedom of expression and the obligation of expression.
Maybe there is and maybe there isn't.
That is a whole nother debate in and of itself (and not one that I am unwilling to get into, so by all means).
Regardless, here are the cartoons themselves, in case you have yet to see them, and even though this story is pasted all over the news and all over the blogosphere, they were moderately hard to find.
I mean, not as hard to find as the vibrator that doesn't exist in the top dresser drawer of the hot college chic that has conveniently left the room, giving you the opportunity to snoop through her things; but much harder than green jell-o.
And my question to Mr. Cavalier is, whether there is this law of proprietary PC reverential relevance to potentially keeping you're mouth shut or not, is this any human way to react to it? Is this the rebuttal of a God fearing people attempting to prove to the world that it is a peaceful community bent on communication and diplomacy.
We are all judged on our present and immediate actions, whether we like it or not, and personally I think that 12 cartoons are a lot less harmful than vowing to hunt down and murder the one's who drew them.
A.J. Comblith at The Cavalier Daily gives his view on the unwritten, unspoken code of conduct that apparently any good high school journalist should follow.
Apparently there is a line between the freedom of expression and the obligation of expression.
Maybe there is and maybe there isn't.
That is a whole nother debate in and of itself (and not one that I am unwilling to get into, so by all means).
Regardless, here are the cartoons themselves, in case you have yet to see them, and even though this story is pasted all over the news and all over the blogosphere, they were moderately hard to find.
I mean, not as hard to find as the vibrator that doesn't exist in the top dresser drawer of the hot college chic that has conveniently left the room, giving you the opportunity to snoop through her things; but much harder than green jell-o.
And my question to Mr. Cavalier is, whether there is this law of proprietary PC reverential relevance to potentially keeping you're mouth shut or not, is this any human way to react to it? Is this the rebuttal of a God fearing people attempting to prove to the world that it is a peaceful community bent on communication and diplomacy.
We are all judged on our present and immediate actions, whether we like it or not, and personally I think that 12 cartoons are a lot less harmful than vowing to hunt down and murder the one's who drew them.
