The beauty about blasphemy in Islam is that it may be forbidden to narrate exactly what the blasphemous statement is before a court as that may be blasphemy in itself.<p>It takes a 'credible' witness to state that a blasphemous statement was made and that is it.<p>Chew on that.<p>I really think Western media outlets should not give publicity to these demonstrations which can even turn violent because they are simply feeding the beast with the publicity it thrives on.<p>If the governments of "Islamic" states want to cut off their citizens access to the wider knowledge of the world for fear that they might be exposed to blasphemous statements they are entirely free to.<p>No one is bothered here.
I don’t know why more people aren’t worried about Pakistan. The country is becoming increasingly destabilized with a severe economic crisis underway already. A nuclear power with such instability is a risk to everyone.
Certainly glad the US would never do anything so backwards and silly.<p><a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2023/01/31/florida-hide-books-stop-woke-manatee-county-duval-county-desantis/" rel="nofollow">https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2023/01/31/florida-...</a>
Other websites banned in Pakistan include Tumblr, TMZ, Deustche Welle, Fanfiction.net, GreasyFork, OpenUserJS, UrbanDictionary and many other "normal" websites banned to the entire country for no good damn reason.<p>Some babu decides he doesn't like a website and now 230 million can't ever access that website ever again, and there is no recourse, just a "surf safely" label that will taunt you.<p>----<p>But what's hilarious is when websites ban entire countries, I cannot access the ihop.com website because they have banned us!<p><pre><code> > Error 1009
> The owner of this website (www.ihop.com) has banned the country or region your IP address is in (PK) from accessing this website.</code></pre>