The BBC have once again shown double-standards in its broadcasts.
As we all recall, the Beeb made sure that none of their programs displayed those "deeply offensive" cartoons depicting Mohammed (pbuh) in various poses that upset all those peace loving and tolerant muslims.
Last night, I happened to catch BBC2's "Desi DNA" program (which for those that dont know is a "Asian arts,culture and entertainment show")
During the show they quite happily broadcast an asian fella reading lengthy passages from the poem by James Kirkup called "The Love That Dares To Speak Its Name" which infers Jesus was a homosexual including those where Jesus gets his c0ck sucked by a roman centurion etc.
I am all for free-speech and dont actually object to the poem - but I do object to the double-standards that the BBC seem to apply to its content.
My argument is simple, why in Britain 2006 you can happily broadcast poems about Jesus having his c0ck sucked by a roman centurion but you better not dare to publish a few cartoon about Mohammed.
As we all recall, the Beeb made sure that none of their programs displayed those "deeply offensive" cartoons depicting Mohammed (pbuh) in various poses that upset all those peace loving and tolerant muslims.
Last night, I happened to catch BBC2's "Desi DNA" program (which for those that dont know is a "Asian arts,culture and entertainment show")
During the show they quite happily broadcast an asian fella reading lengthy passages from the poem by James Kirkup called "The Love That Dares To Speak Its Name" which infers Jesus was a homosexual including those where Jesus gets his c0ck sucked by a roman centurion etc.
I am all for free-speech and dont actually object to the poem - but I do object to the double-standards that the BBC seem to apply to its content.
My argument is simple, why in Britain 2006 you can happily broadcast poems about Jesus having his c0ck sucked by a roman centurion but you better not dare to publish a few cartoon about Mohammed.
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