How dare you publish that pile of crap poem again which is a deliberate blasphemy to Christians – I bet you would not publish it if the soldier was making love to Mohammed – PC charletans …
Love it – never seen this before – but i really like it.
Although Sanctity seems a little confused about politcal correctness – is someone politically correct if they choose not to publish all of the potentially publishable things that are much less relevant to the title of the article? Deliberate blasphemy – how do you know? If its deliberate then the only person that really knows the intention is the author. Though my interpretation (which I am happy to claim as mine) is that I think it is potentially offensive to Christians – and I love it!! So what? If you will hold a set of dogmatic beliefs that have been shackled to you rather than thinking for yourselves then i think those beliefs are a quite legitimate object of ridicule. But in answer to your question “They dare…”
Are we sure it’s illegal to publish it now? the crime of blasphemy has been abolished and I doubt any jury would convict for obscenity since it clearly has (though in my opinion not much!) literary merit.
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How dare you publish that pile of crap poem again which is a deliberate blasphemy to Christians – I bet you would not publish it if the soldier was making love to Mohammed – PC charletans …
Love it – never seen this before – but i really like it.
Although Sanctity seems a little confused about politcal correctness – is someone politically correct if they choose not to publish all of the potentially publishable things that are much less relevant to the title of the article? Deliberate blasphemy – how do you know? If its deliberate then the only person that really knows the intention is the author. Though my interpretation (which I am happy to claim as mine) is that I think it is potentially offensive to Christians – and I love it!! So what? If you will hold a set of dogmatic beliefs that have been shackled to you rather than thinking for yourselves then i think those beliefs are a quite legitimate object of ridicule. But in answer to your question “They dare…”
Are we sure it’s illegal to publish it now? the crime of blasphemy has been abolished and I doubt any jury would convict for obscenity since it clearly has (though in my opinion not much!) literary merit.