Hats off to the Daily Tarheel

Posted by: Sister Toldjah on February 12, 2006 at 10:25 am

You’ll rarely see me praise the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, mainly because it’s against my religion (I’m a Duke Blue Devils fan all the way ;) ) but I’ve got to take my hat off to them this morning for printing their own Mohammed cartoon – not any of the ones that have sparked such an uproar – but one that has already caused quite a stir in and around what is arguably North Carolina’s most liberal college campus.

(Hat tip to fellow North Carolinian Lorie Byrd)

In the meantime, the Washington Post explains why they won’t be reprinting the Mohammed cartoons. Hmpfh.

Related: Glenn Reynolds/Instapundit tells CNN that they have “blown it” but refusing to show the Mohammed cartoons.

Update: Mark in Mexico points to a spot-on cartoon from the NY Post.

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    1. benning says:

      Nice. The comments seem to be off. I noticed they were the same. First four comments were the same next few were all the same. And so on. Something’s fouling up the comments there. Conspiracy? Hmmm….

      Also the Mexico site. Another good cartoon. They both make the proper point, but the Muslims will not see it. They are not sane, so it will be their own odd interpretation. Which is skewed to outer space.

      Thanks, ST!

    2. Ike says:

      I’m not sure who is trying to spam the comments, but something tells me that the student body is not entirely infested with spineless apologists.

    3. camojack says:

      Good for them.

      Not all students are blindly liberal academics…some of them actually think for themselves. :-?

    4. Doug in Colorado says:

      Hat’s off to the TarHeel…a reasoned and courageous free-speech response…it’s not the Danes who made Mohammed and Islam an object of derision, it’s the protestors holding signs with variations on “Behead anyone who says we’re violent”. It was brave to draw it and brave to publish it. We should not tolerate the imposition of Shariah over our history and culture of free speech.

    5. Dan Kauffman says:

      The Republic has seen those who can only bow and scrape and whine before.

      Samuel Adams spoke to this issue and his words are still valid today.

      “If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude
      greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us in peace.
      We seek not your counsel, nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand
      that feeds you; May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity
      forget that ye were our countrymen.”

      Ik Sta met Denemarken!
      I Stand with Denmark!