“You would not put a native American Indian with feathers and say I need money in order to cull white people’s heads. You wouldn’t do that. This would be libelous,” he said. Khan’s group called police on April 21. He said the group also filed a complaint with the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission.

You would not do that not because it is libelous, but because it would make no sense. The indigenous peoples of North America are not actively engaged in the activity of culling white people’s heads at this particular point in time. Muslims, however, routinely engage in terrorism and training for terrorism.

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Zia Khan, director of the Centre for Islamic Development in Halifax, said the cartoon goes beyond what can be considered free speech.

“You would not put a native American Indian with feathers and say I need money in order to cull white people’s heads. You wouldn’t do that. This would be libelous,” he said.

Zia Khan–another proud graduate of the lgm/Rusty School of Bad Analogies.

They also play us for fools when they use our tolerance to extend their intolerance.

Because after all, anything related to terrorism depicting a woman in a burqa must be a hate crime, right. Even — perhaps especially — if it is a devastating likeness of a particular woman and includes a direct quote from……

You are still my favorite troll, baby…