Saturday's smaller replay in Copenhagen of Paris' Charlie Hebdo massacre that left three dead (including the suspected shooter) and several injured begs the question: are cartoons art and entertainment or lethal weapons? The presumed target this week: controversial Swedish cartoon artist Lars Vilks whose 2007 depictions of the Prophet Mohamed as a dog has infuriated Muslims and who was at a seminar entitled "Art, blasphemy and freedom of expression," also attended by the French ambassador to Den...
Saturday's smaller replay in Copenhagen of Paris' Charlie Hebdo massacre that left three dead (including the suspected shooter) and several injured begs the question: are cartoons art and entertainment or lethal weapons? The presumed target this week: controversial Swedish cartoon artist Lars Vilks whose 2007 depictions of the Prophet Mohamed as a dog has infuriated Muslims and who was at a seminar entitled "Art, blasphemy and freedom of expression," also attended by the French ambassador to Den...
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