RSSAustralian Artist Creates Usama Bin Jesus Artwork … Imagine if this was Done to Mohammad?
Making fun and insulting of Christians good … making fun of Muslims, not a chance.
Are you joking? This is what is considered art these days. An Australian artist has created controversial artwork that has a picture of Usama Bin Laden morphing into Jesus Christ. And some how in the “its OK to bash Christian world” we live in this is not supposed to be offensive. Could you imagine if this was done to the Muslims, morphing the Muslim Prophet Muhammad into Hitler? One cannot even depict a cartoon against the Muslim prophet without cities being burned, HERE and HERE.
The artists, Pricilla Bracks, then has the audacity to deny that this was a deliberate attempt to be offensive and defend this “art”. Oh no, the artists used that patented cop out that this was only done to create a discussion. BS! Those that morph pictures of GWB and Hitler are not depicting good vs. evil and neither are you.
“Absolutely not, no, no. I am not interested in being offensive. I am interested in having a discussion and asking questions about how we think about our world and what we accept and what we don’t accept.”
What a disgrace, trying to create a discussion. You were doing nothing of the sort. However, its OK to make fun and insult Christ because you know that Christians will not burn down cities and kill people as a response.
However, some how its OK to censor US newspapers by not allowing cartoons to be printed that mock radical Islam.
A popular comic strip that poked fun at the Rev. Jerry Falwell without incident one week ago was deemed too controversial to run over the weekend because this time it took a humorous swipe at Muslim fundamentalists.
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This is a DISGRACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I’m ashamed anyone would do something like this. I list this as trouble maker!!!!!!!!!! Trying to get their 5 minutes in the spot like!!
I’m no expert, but I believe that in Islam it is considered to be bad manners at best to make pictures or images of religious figures.
Again, I may well be wrong … but posting a “picture” of the Prophet Muhammad would be considered blasphemy, or whatever, if my understanding is right.
I doubt that al-Qaida would be tolerant, as we Westerners are always supposed to be at every outrage committed against us.
Of course, we’ve also been told that all things can be worked out and all problems can be healed if we just talk them out … that’s what we’ve been told, anyway.
Proponents of that view seem to dismiss out of hand the idea that some people don’t want “understanding,” they want to destroy us.
BLASPHEMY!!!!!!!!!!!
that’s right Richard islam like judaism believes in NO graven images. that’s why there are no statues or representations other than symbols in mosques and synagogues
If she would of painted Urin Vandersweat morphing into Usama Bin Ladennshe would of been a hero !!!
well, there is a big difference between muslims and christians. Where as the Christians worship god through partly the words but a lot of the times the image of Jesus Christ, muslims do not worship the image of Mohammed but solely the words.
I guess Mohammed thought that the idolatry of the Christians of the early centuries was taking away from the message of god.
Thus he formed a religion based solely on the word of god. That is also why there are no images of Mohammed anywhere.
But even if the Christians are very active in their depiction of Christ, that does not make it OK to make this kind of a picture. Jesus (if he ever existed to begin with) according to the legends and stories was a man of peace, Osama is a man of violence and death.
WWJD, pray for them (artists), they are idiots.
HELL IS GOING TO BE HOT!!
This was probably more a deliberate attempt to get attention….anyone ever heard of this woman before?
Its a shame that in today’s society some feel its ok to offend just to get attention.
peace would be nice
As an artist my self I can see very valuble points in this piece and I must say that I am a fan.