South Park Creators Received Death Threats
by Because thay have make fun of Muhammad in an episode.
A militant group in the United States has issued a threat to the creators of South Park (Matt Stone and Trey Parker) for a few pictures of a chapter of the series in which it appears Muhammad with a bear costume.
“We have to warn Matt (Stone) and Trey (Parker) that what they are doing is stupid and probably will end up like Theo Van Gogh by issuing this chapter”, said in a post on Revolutionmuslim.com.
In addition, the website published a photo of Theo Van Gogh, a Dutchman filmmaker murdered in 2004 by an Islamic radical with a story in which accused Islam of supporting violence women accounting.
Also, the website added a link to a story where you can view details of the alleged mansion that Parker and Stone have in Colorado, to make it easier to find them.
“It’s not a threat”
The Islamist group’s leader, Abdullah Muhammad Younus, defended the post.
“How to be a threat? Show a case of someone who did something very like them? It’s just evidence.”
According to Muhammad, his group “did not tell anyone ‘go home and compórtense with violence’” and added that it is concerned that his post Parket provoke an assault or Stone.
The episode of the controversy, huzzah!, The number 200 – was issued last week on Comedy Central.
Most Muslims consider any depiction of Muhammad offensive.
“Radical Islam”
CNN called the web based in New York as “radical Islam” and said that 2009 was the subject of an investigative report for its “rhetoric in support of the jihad against the West and praising Osama bin Laden”, while Today the site is not operational due to overload.
From CNN said Revolutionmuslim.com makers defended themselves saying that they operate within U.S. law and seek to protect Islam.
In 2006, Comedy Central censored and producers of South Park when they planned to portray Muhammad Cartoon Wars episodes.
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