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I don't see it as ant-religious, but more anti-guts to follow through on a tough topic.

Posted by Inigo (aka Inigo) Feb 19 '09, 07:55

They've obviously stacked the argument in favor of the guy who likes the painting by making it the other patient's family who is offended. IMO, patients' needs > other patients' families' offense. They then make it painfully obvious who right by showing the muslim to be blind.

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To be clear. I don't feel offended by the concept, but just disappointed that the filmmaker had a chance to make something really weighty, and didn't. - Inigo Feb 19, 07:58 3
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  - well... - znufrii, scoreless Feb 19, 08:02 1
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moreover, I don't know why you'd raise the question if you won't answer it. -- nm - loosilu Feb 19, 07:55 4
- to have your audience think about the answer themselves? -- nm - Roger More Feb 19, 07:58 3
  - making him blind cancels out the issue, doesn't it? -- nm - loosilu Feb 19, 07:59 2
    - it cancels out the question on both ends, actually. -- nm - znufrii, scoreless Feb 19, 08:00 1
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I don't see it as ant-religious, but more anti-guts to follow through on a tough topic.

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