This is getting messed up...
So let me make my point clear again and streamline this discussion:
1.) In a secular democracy, every citizen has the right to criticize or depict anyone. Whether it makes sense or not in somebody elses eyes or whether the person/company publishing controversial stuff is a "hypocrite" or not does not matter and is a personal thing and a different topic... because the right to do so is fundamental.
And it is my right as an educated person to challenge it instead of blindly accepting BS! I challenge why this "right to criticized" stopped at the son of a president? The very fact that the same magazine fired him shows their hypocrisy and that just overrights any BS on freedom of speech if you have borders for somethings and then claim FREEDOM OF SPEECH/ EXPRESSION for all...why does ALL stop at their interest?
Hypocrisy does matter! When you hail freedom for all in a democratic state and manipulate it tweaking it ...its called a lie! And is really the end of democracy as well as equality!
To criticize:
indicate the
faults of (someone or something) in a
disapproving way.
form and express a judgement of (a literary or artistic work).
BOTH can ONLY be done when you have knowledge on the subject!
How can you point out faults without knowing what you are pointing out? How can you "disapprove" something you have no knowledge about?
Judgement...Dont they go around saying dont judge all whites to be racist but want to hold the broad judgmental brush? Again judgement can ONLY be passed if you have some knowledge...
OTHERWISE
THAT is called making a fool of one's self and that is at play in Europe right now! No secret!
2.) So if you do not like it you are free to criticize the publisher, you are free to argue with him or you can file a complaint against him ...everything is fine as long as you stick to the law. But you cannot tell him to stop just because your religion tells you that its forbidden. And that argument will certainly not work in a court hearing simply because a secular nation cannot put religious laws before fundamental rights.
FOR THIS POINT I have repeatedly said this: I am free to do that...But we are talking about extremists??...Again I UNDERSTAND you dont even know what that is but use that word so often!
Why call an extremist an extremist and expect him to abide by the law...the very reason he is called an extremist is coz he FOLLOWS NO LAW!
3.) If somebody still cannot live with those options and gets dangerous ideas, he will be seen as a threat to the democratic and secular structure and will have to face the consequences.
.... or else something terrible like yesterdays senseless murders will happen again...
No if someone bends the very laws they make, they at the same time make people take the law in their own hands hence go to the extreme side = extremists! Are they right or wrong is not what I am saying (provoking is never right and jumping about with a gun isnt either)...I am only pointing out 2 wrongs do not do a right but they are being done!
And I am pointing out BOTH wrong!
Now answer me 1 question where the heck do you get such weapons in France? Europe has weapon policies..one doesnt pick them from the streets that easily!