Oslo protests

Last activity 19 February 2010 by dmcart13

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dmcart13Serial expat17 February 2010 15:46:42

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Hello,

Just wondered if any of you over there in Oslo had seen anything of this protest against the cartoon in dagbladet? I keep reading about it in all the papers.

David

sctldViP18 February 2010 07:11:40

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I don't understand why Dagbladet published the cartoon. How was it relevant to the current news?

dmcart13Serial expat19 February 2010 15:28:33

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That was pretty much my thought. They must have known it would upset people. I don't mind them upsetting people, but there should be a point and I didn't see one here. At the same time, they should be allowed to publish any cartoon they want. People who don't like it shouldn't buy the paper.

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