" NOBODY GIVES A F*CK IF YOU ARE OFFENDED " Douglas Murray Silences Muslim Activist In Heated Debate

Welcome to " Unfiltered Debates " In today's intriguing video, we dive into BBC's "The Big Questions" to tackle the burning issue: How far should free speech go?

Join us as Douglas Murray makes a blunt and clear-cut statement about free speech, sparking intense debate with Muslim scholar Mariam François. Here's how it all started when the interviewer asked:

"Does that mean we have the right to offend?"

Imagine living in a world where people get offended by everything. That's the reality we face today. But does that mean we should tiptoe around sensitive topics to avoid hurting feelings? Let's see what Douglas Murray has to say:

"Not just the right before there's necessity to offend."

Douglas Murray asserts that offense is inevitable and a necessity. He points to a Dutch movie that criticized Islam and was taken off the Internet, highlighting the irony of a belief system that claims peace yet responds with violence. He argues that we cannot ring-fence one ideology through fear and intimidation.

Mariam François advocates for peaceful dialogue and challenges the necessity of asking if we have the right to insult. She believes in freedom of speech but questions why we are asking about the right to insult. Douglas responds with the reality that offense is part of life and essential for open discussion.

Professor Richard Dawkins joins the debate, citing the Salman Rushdie affair to illustrate the distinction between words and violence. He emphasizes that using words, even if offensive, should not result in threats or violence.

This intellectual talk stands for the essence of free speech. Is it possible for the Islamic religion to agree with the need for free speech, or will they maintain a firm grip on violence and mayhem?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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