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]]> By: Elayne http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/2006/02/06/they-make-food-the-cartoon-crusade/#comment-49 Elayne Fri, 10 Feb 2006 05:43:00 +0000 http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/2006/02/06/they-make-food-the-cartoon-crusade/#comment-49 Keith, I just rechecked for your Atom RSS feed. No go yet. Email me if you need help setting this up. I like your blog but without an RSS feed I'll forget to read it! Keith, I just rechecked for your Atom RSS feed. No go yet. Email me if you need help setting this up. I like your blog but without an RSS feed I’ll forget to read it!

]]> By: Keith http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/2006/02/06/they-make-food-the-cartoon-crusade/#comment-48 Keith Fri, 10 Feb 2006 01:50:00 +0000 http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/2006/02/06/they-make-food-the-cartoon-crusade/#comment-48 I retract my assement of the Danes. (I thought I made that clear in my update, but I guess I didn't). For the record, I'm totally on the dansh side. I don't think they did anything wrong and applaude the bravery of the artists invovled, knowing that they were going into a hotzone of intelectual space and deciding that freedom of speach and expression are more important. They are putting their lives on the line in an admirable way, unlike the suicide bombers and imams calling for fatwas. as <a HREF="http://www.neilgaiman.com/journal/2006/02/deadline-doom.html" rel="nofollow">Neil Gaiman pointed out</A> on his blog a few days back, Salmon Rushdie spent most of a decade in hiding for doing the literary equivilent of what these Danish cartoonists have done. That's no small gesture. I retract my assement of the Danes. (I thought I made that clear in my update, but I guess I didn’t).

For the record, I’m totally on the dansh side. I don’t think they did anything wrong and applaude the bravery of the artists invovled, knowing that they were going into a hotzone of intelectual space and deciding that freedom of speach and expression are more important. They are putting their lives on the line in an admirable way, unlike the suicide bombers and imams calling for fatwas.

as Neil Gaiman pointed out on his blog a few days back, Salmon Rushdie spent most of a decade in hiding for doing the literary equivilent of what these Danish cartoonists have done. That’s no small gesture.

]]> By: Van http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/2006/02/06/they-make-food-the-cartoon-crusade/#comment-47 Van Thu, 09 Feb 2006 13:45:00 +0000 http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/2006/02/06/they-make-food-the-cartoon-crusade/#comment-47 You wrote: "I don't know what's worse, the fact that the Saudis are so thinned skinned, the Danes that desperate for attention or that I've inadvertently been boycotting Danish food for years and didn't even know it. (Seriously, name me some Danish food. besides danish, which is French, I think... Do They make those little powdery cookies? Because I never liked them anyway. Kippers!...? Seriosuly, help me out here, what do the Danes eat, anyway" The previous posts mentioned most of the foods that we import from Denmark, except for patte and, specifically, smoked salmon. So that's about it. As for your comments in regards to the Dane's wanting attention. Well, they are not really the type who want attention. If you could compare the Danish culture to any portion of the U.S. I think that New Englanders may be an accurate paralell on some levels. Both are sturdy, quiet yet insightful when speaking, cold at first then friendly when you break through the outer shell, and most of all - humble. This is not an arrogant bunch. You wrote:
“I don’t know what’s worse, the fact that the Saudis are so thinned skinned, the Danes that desperate for attention or that I’ve inadvertently been boycotting Danish food for years and didn’t even know it. (Seriously, name me some Danish food. besides danish, which is French, I think… Do They make those little powdery cookies? Because I never liked them anyway. Kippers!…? Seriosuly, help me out here, what do the Danes eat, anyway”

The previous posts mentioned most of the foods that we import from Denmark, except for patte and, specifically, smoked salmon.
So that’s about it.

As for your comments in regards to the Dane’s wanting attention. Well, they are not really the type who want attention. If you could compare the Danish culture to any portion of the U.S. I think that New Englanders may be an accurate paralell on some levels. Both are sturdy, quiet yet insightful when speaking, cold at first then friendly when you break through the outer shell, and most of all - humble.

This is not an arrogant bunch.

]]> By: Keith http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/2006/02/06/they-make-food-the-cartoon-crusade/#comment-46 Keith Thu, 09 Feb 2006 05:25:00 +0000 http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/2006/02/06/they-make-food-the-cartoon-crusade/#comment-46 Oh, no doubt the Protestants made a bloody mess of things for about two hundre dyears or so. But the protestant reformation opened the door for liberalization and freedom of thought. Once you could overturn THE One True Church and offer an alternative, the Enlightenment became inevitable. But the Middle East region has yet to have it's reformation. It's insular, dogmatic and regressive and until Western ideas like freedom of expression (and justthe notion that disagreement isn't blashemous) it's going to seem like a bad parody of the dark ages. Not that forcing Democratic ideals on them at gunpoint is the way to go, either. I'm just saying, the state of affairs over there smells an awful lot like the fifteenth century. Hopefully the war won't last a hundred years, this time. Oh, no doubt the Protestants made a bloody mess of things for about two hundre dyears or so. But the protestant reformation opened the door for liberalization and freedom of thought. Once you could overturn THE One True Church and offer an alternative, the Enlightenment became inevitable.

But the Middle East region has yet to have it’s reformation. It’s insular, dogmatic and regressive and until Western ideas like freedom of expression (and justthe notion that disagreement isn’t blashemous) it’s going to seem like a bad parody of the dark ages.

Not that forcing Democratic ideals on them at gunpoint is the way to go, either. I’m just saying, the state of affairs over there smells an awful lot like the fifteenth century. Hopefully the war won’t last a hundred years, this time.

]]> By: Bryan http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/2006/02/06/they-make-food-the-cartoon-crusade/#comment-45 Bryan Thu, 09 Feb 2006 04:11:00 +0000 http://sanchezkisser.com/blog/2006/02/06/they-make-food-the-cartoon-crusade/#comment-45 Actually, the Church has delved in iconoclasm several times in its history and a great of religious art was destroyed as a result. The Puritans and Calvinists were iconoclasts and destroyed a great deal of religious art. Persian and Indian Muslims have never been as observant of this restriction as the Arabs, but the examples are few and far between, mainly commissioned illustrated scholarly texts on the Qu'ran for a few of the royality. Actually, the Church has delved in iconoclasm several times in its history and a great of religious art was destroyed as a result.

The Puritans and Calvinists were iconoclasts and destroyed a great deal of religious art.

Persian and Indian Muslims have never been as observant of this restriction as the Arabs, but the examples are few and far between, mainly commissioned illustrated scholarly texts on the Qu’ran for a few of the royality.

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