As a muslim who went through a Scandinavian school system, I have no idea why someone would want to limit legit criticism.
To criticize is to improve, not to degrade. That's the difference between insult and criticism. But insult must also be allowed.
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I think all discussion shld b held within the rules of a "Christopher Hitchens style" dbate He's left a void in his passing
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I can't remember Hitchens's quote on "being offended" by legitimate criticism...something like.."Sorry, that's too bad"
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I am glad you feel that way Doctor. Here is my criticism 4 you to get better
#DearDoctorHarrishttps://youtu.be/XAPl54-SKsUThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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The only people afraid of ideological or religious critique are those who are sure it cannot stand up to examination.
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Fab video but now I am worried about safety :( maybe hire security in these lectures :((((
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Allowed, yes, but what is the merit in insulting a people who have been vilified in the west for over a century?
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Feeling insulted means no one should ever talk about how an idea might not be entirely valid? Dictators agree.
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True in general, but less true given the context. Emphasis should be on not crossing the line amid tensions.
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