This is the cover of the last issue of French satyrical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
Personally, I don't like it. I find it lacks finesse like ALL their covers. But I believe in free speech. When their office went through a terror attack a couple of years ago, many claimed for freedom of speech, and said 'Je suis Charlie'.
If you were for freedom of speech and were Charlie then, you must be for freedim of speech now too. Otherwise, if now you think this is hate speech, you are a hypocrite.
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It was like that post I shared the other day when Pauline Hanson (one nation bogan redneck m senator) walked into parliament wearing a burqua as an expression to ban the burqua in Australia. Free speech is an important aspect of our lives but some people do take it one step too far, now we have all this political correctness cry babies that think free speech does more harm than good, which is not the case.
