The flickr photo pool EXPLORE features many reactions to the massacre vs. the French Cartoon magazine in Paris (click on the images to enter the galleries of the creators):
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/oric1/16037533728/
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/daisyduck2007/16039852697/
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… but not every muslim is guilty
(watercolor sketching by myself,
featured on EXPLORE too, 3,015
views till now):
related:
http://time.com/3658966/charlie-hebdo-paris-shooting-terror-attack/
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Flickr Comments 
Je suis Charlie!
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good to know, there are journalists working continuously with courage…
compare the photo by Patti:
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Actually this is not the time to discuss but I want to say, this is not about religion, there is something almost different behind all these religious points…
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I think this is absolutely the time to discuss. The devastation people feel comes with anger, rightfully so. But between the growing xenophobia and anti-Muslim sentiment, this is a dangerous time that can tip the societies closer to hate towards the Muslim communities, which is NOT a good trend because it simply mirrors the kind of violence and mentality the perpetrators embodied.
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Jane, when I said it is not the time to discuss, because of all these died people and sadness of their lovers and families… But of course we should discuss this. And also not only in France, becuase this matter is about all of us. We should see what we created. There are two important points for me, first is to respect, to appreciate what others think, and the second one is to tolerate what others think… We should build these two important things… But to kill is not a way of responce. To kill people should be a kind of mental problem,This is so tragic, especially in 21st century still we are dealing with this. And also I don’t think that this is a religious matter… There should be something different behind all this happennings… Especially when we look at their backgrounds of these people… Why? what kind of training make them like that… Sorry but this is really complicated problem, there are so many parts of it. I hope you understand me.
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thank you Nia for:
“to kill is not a way of response.
To kill people
should be a kind of mental problem…”
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yes, to discuss our cultures
should not change the level
down to violence…
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Ich auch, et moi aussi!
Leslie
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We must all of us not be afraid . . .
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for you, Patti:
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Frizz, that’s absolutely fantastic! I could almost cry . . .
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Reblogged this on The Blogging Path.
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mine…
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bonjour D,.
my cat decided to demonstrate huge solidarity
with France this week –
resting on three chairs:
blue-white-red!
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And mine is still sick…otitis interna 😦
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I don’t agree with what has happened but at the same time I don’t identify with Charly because I would never make fun of other people’s believes. Is that liberty?
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The last image is fantastic…
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My comment, if I my be so bold, as to repeat as my comment to your contribution, the piece I wrote when the Charlie tragedy happened. I thank you for your interest in my scribbles, humbly dubbed poetry. Your reply kind sir is the encouragement we scribblers feed on to nourish our word addiction. JJ
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“ The Unbearable Silence ”
~ of Charlie Hebdo ~
They draw the lines
In twists and shapes,
That means depict
Bleak minds to face,
In wearying state
Of fanatical politics,
And religious fakes
Of profiteering prophets,
In varied shades extremist
All would be fodder
For satirical exposure,
Decries need for disclosure
By impish mind humorists,
Who forever meant persist
Save for life they gave,
Yet will ne’er be made silent
For they’ll speak from the grave!
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