Barney & Clyde by Gene Weingarten; Dan Weingarten & David Clark for March 08, 2015

It does, when you realise it being other people not accepting people living in a different way, all the way on the other side of the planet.

I don’t know if he went to see a mountain or not, but I do agree that it’s about the USA doesn’t believe in live and let live for people a long way away. I don’t even know who Rene Margritte is, but I am going to look this up.People think the comics are for kids, but I have learned a lot from them and people who comment both.

^What else do they not teach in your school system?

A surrealist artist. Google him for his paintings.

Hi, folks. Gene Weingarten here. The meaning of this strip is complicated, explained here in Comics Riffs. http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/comic-riffs/wp/2015/03/08/charlie-hebdo-heres-why-gene-weingarten-wrote-todays-muhammad-strip-of-barney-clyde/

here you go Gene, make it easier for everyone:click here

It is sad that certain Muslims don’t think their God is strong and powerful enough to stand a little criticism, let alone a drawing by some artist.

I found the picture of the mountain very moving.

Thank you, Gene.

Remember the Danish cartoons? More than one of the artists did not attempt to portray The Prophet, but instead produced a cartoon that ridiculed the fact that they were asked to do so. But they were still included in the fatwa that said they should all be murdered.

very good

Brilliant. Wish Charlie Hebdo had used this idea.

Ceci n’est pas une cartoon.

I didn’t think it needed an explanation, but tried the link anyway. Blocked by a paywall. Now that is funny.