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Also, I like that captioned image of Obama.
I hated the SOB too but we'd not only be giving a finger to terrorist like we want, we'd also be giving the finger to all the muslims around the world.
I don't think thats a good thing.
Or that they have the biggest persecution complex ever.
Also all we did was dump his remains into the ocean. Its not like we dressed him up with spices and herbs and preserved every organ in a jar and used embalming fluid to make his body be preserved and built a damn pyramid for him.
I know Muslims who were like "Yeah its bad but people are getting way too upset over it"
Point still stands. They did the right move doing the burial. Better to let a bunch of conspiracy losers squirm than possibly piss off an entire religion (even more)
http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/osama-bin-ladens-death
...I...cannot believe this became a metameme.
I am face palming so hard.
No, actually, drawing Muhammed is one of the most basic "don't do this" things in Islam.
Actually, I think it is a bit more complicated than that. The Qur'an itself does not actually say not to draw Muhammad, however, many Sunni Muslims are against visual depictions of all prophets, especially those of Muhammad. Apparently that stance is part of an effort to stop idolatry. Shi'a Muslims are a bit more divided on that issue (I hear that you can buy postcards that have pictures of Muhammad and Ali on them in Iran), but I think the key thing is that the depiction is respectful. The Danish cartoons probably did not fit most Muslim's definitions of a respective depiction so even Muslims who were fine with depictions of Muhammad would likely find them offensive. I think Wikipedia has some good background information on this.
Sorry, I guess I went off on a bit of a tangent there. I think that everyone deserves whatever burial is the custom. I see no reason to enact revenge or further punishment someone after he or she is already dead.
As for the subject of this thread, I believe that the enemy here is an ideology rather than a specific person. If the death of a certain person (such as Bin Laden) may help reduce the problem of terrorism, then I think it can be considered a good thing from the perspective of national security. Still, there is something about having celebrations and parties because of someone's death that makes me feel a little uneasy.