They say the best cooked Jews can be found in Poland and Germany where the ovens are made from the best clay.
#Freedomofspeech?
— Dawgfather PHD (@dawgfatherphd)
January 14, 2015
In 2001 I thought Americans could fly by the way they were jumping from the twin towers in New York.
#FreedomofspeechMUHAMMAD
— Dawgfather PHD (@dawgfatherphd)
January 14, 2015
Hitler asked his people, "How do you like your Jews"? Well done with a bagel and a kosher pickle. Freedom of speech goes both ways
#Muhammad
— Dawgfather PHD (@dawgfatherphd)
January 14, 2015
If I made a cartoon about Hitler and some Jews going into a oven; would it be accepted like the cartoon of Muhammad as free speech?
— Dawgfather PHD (@dawgfatherphd)
January 14, 2015
Within hours of sending out the tweets, Reddick was reported to Halifax police and is
now under investigation by authorities.
“I know you didn’t think freedom to insult worked both ways,” wrote Reddick, adding, “My point about free speech being limited was made loud and clear!”
Reddick’s free speech experiment seems to confirm that making offensive jokes about Muslims is acceptable under the banner of free speech, but insulting Jews or victims of terror attacks or crimes against humanity is not.