Comments on: Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right

By: California Muslims angered they can’t incite murder of Jews » Winds Of Jihad

Sun, 07 Sep 2008 13:32:07 +0000

[...] Until recently, the website of the now-defunct Muslim Student Association, which is hosted on the university’s servers, had featured the full text of the hadiths, the words of Mohammed that are not found in the Koran. * More here [...]

By: Michael Shaw

Michael Shaw — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 07:57:24 +0000

While freedom of speech is an important concept it does not mean that disseminating any speech is free. For example Maclean’s Magazine in Canada declined to publish the “sock puppets” retort to Mark Steyns article “The Future Belongs to Islam.” They complained to various human rights commissions, so far to no avail, that they were denied freedom of speech. Let them publish their own magazine if they wish, but a private publisher has no legal obligation to publish whatever drivel sent them. The administrator of any website, indeed this one, has the right to delete any posting, again even this one, for any reason or no reason.
Let those who wish to publish these “hadiths of hate” do so on their own dime and pay for their own Internet server, news magazine or whatever. That is freedom of speech.

By: R_not

R_not — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 23:38:02 +0000

Thank you! I commented to that effect too on jihadwatch. The problem is now many infidels won’t know what they teach. Well, there are plenty of violence still left in (I guess they wouldn’t have too much left if they took out all the disgusting stuff), but the muslims will still go on as usual – while the infidels will become more ignorant.