I wonder if the Islamic Council also advocate "lightly tossing" the gay/lesbian people caught inflagrante off a cliff?

Or "lightly cutting" the necks of young lambs without stunning them first in the practice of Halal Butchery (aka Barbaric Butchery)?

These people are still living in the Dark Ages.

Does tossing someone off, constitute homosexuality. Arguably every single man has been tossed off by a man at some point. Am I gay, because I pleasure myself?

Edited by jamiemartin721 (31 May 2016 1.45pm)

If you were w@nking whilst listening to Sylvester's 'I Feel Mighty Real' probably yes

I don't know if I have told this story before, but we had a call with some really top management people a while back (I work for quite a big company that I can't name) and they happened to mention that they had issues about basing operations in countries where homosexuality was still illegal. As a company that makes a big thing about LGBTQ, there was an obvious conflict.

At the level me and my colleague are at, we are pretty much just numbers to this guy, but my colleague asked him what they were doing about it and after a bit of stumbling around his response might as well have been "We're more worried about upsetting Muslims than homosexuals". To which I couldn't help thinking was the right choice, they have a more powerful army.

I do love when these cultural conflicts come up. I'm all for us living in harmony and although I'm not left wing in my views, I don't have believe in taking issue with people because of their religion, sexuality, race etc. But I do take massive joy when a bongo playing lefty in crocs has one of these kind of dilemmas to ponder.

So much for standing up for principles.

Do what you like because otherwise you might get violent?

Really?

Well not really, no - it was more of a joke. Taking offence at Hebdo's portray of the Prophet misses the point, that in fact they were portraying the prophets dismay at the use of Islam for murder and oppression.

Its no coincidence that Hebdo out of all those using the 'image of the prophet' was targeted. It offended not Muslims, so much as Islamist extremists.