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Re: The Brick Testament: A Family Stoned and a City Massacred
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Thu, 9 Sep 2004 10:14:18 GMT
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"John" <John@TCLTC.org> wrote in message news:I3rK7M.E7B@lugnet.com...
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> You've missed my point. How about this: a Jewish comedian pokes fun at • Rabbi in
> a joke. A Muslim comedian pokes fun at a Rabbi in a joke. Is not one • perceived
> as anti-semitism and one not?
It would depend on many things, including context and delivery.
> Because I think that they would assume that the stories in question were • created
> in by someone who revered the stories that they depicted.
So if they were created by a person such a this, and appeared in the same
way as those created by Brendan, would that be ok then? From what I see, the
person reading them would still get exactly the same from them as before.
I've been told that Charles Mingus was a bit of a tyrant. This, however,
takes nothing away from the quality of his music nor the enjoyment thereof.
Jennifer
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