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Cartoonists response to shootings in France.


Uploaded by Espurr Jan 07, 2015 at 07:22PM EST

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Origin Entry: 2015 Charlie Hebdo Terrorist Attack

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NonProphetess @nonprophetess "Did you see how offensive those cartoons were?" Yea, and the artists were drunk and wearing skimp... oh. Wait. Mixed up my victim blaming. わt ★ ..。 RETWEETS FAVORITES
Jonathan Mclntosh @radicalbytes Follow #JeNeSuisPasCharlie because I don't use my free speech to mock and deride the most marginalized and vulnerable in society like Charlie Hebdo RETWEETS FAVORITES 20 7:59 PM-12 Jan 2015 Follow Jonathan Mclntosh @radicalbytes White men punching down is not a recipe for good satire, and needs to be called out." hoodedutilitarian.com/2015/01/in-the... RETWEETS FAVORITES 10 8:12 PM-12 Jan 2015 Jonathan McIntosh @radicalbytes Follow Worth a read: "In the Wake of Charlie Hebdo, Free Speech Does Not Mean Freedom From Criticism" by Jacob Canfield hoodedutilitarian.com/2015/01/in-the. RETWEET FAVORITES 8:14 PM 12 Jan 2015 Jonathan McIntosh retweeted Aamer Rahman @aamer rahman 23h "Je suis Charlie is basically French for #WhiteLivesMatter 1.3K □ 1.3K
ASSASSINATED 17 JOURNALISTS, AMONG 214 OTHER PALESTINIANS IN GAZA, ONLY LAST SUMMER IPN TODAY, I WALKED IN THE FIRST LINE IN THE PARIS RALLY, PROTESTING TERRORISM AND ASSURING FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS A BASIC RIGHT.
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