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If you don't know about Charlie Hebdo's background...
The magazine used to be called Hara-Kiri. It changed its name after being banned for creating a spoof cover following the death of Charles de Gaulle. The founding editor in chief, Francois Cavanna, was the son of an Italian immigrant he grew up in Paris, but was sent to work in Germany by the Nazis. It was there where he came up with the "nothing-is-sacred" philosophy - which is pretty understandable. In his own words:
Others, they immerse themselves in grand deeds, ideals above everything, invisible and abstract things that 'give meaning' to life... God, country, humanity, race, class, family, heritage, success, duty, heroism, sacrifice, martyrdom (inflicted or attained), career, power, glory, submission, humility... Overcoming oneself. Overcoming the human, the animal in the human. Rejecting the fact that we are on this world just to stuff ourselves with food, crap, sleep, screw and croak, like any other animal. The need for 'something different'... They swallow it, swallow it whole. But isn't that idiotic, too, isn't that futile, too? Me, I don't submit to it. I don't let my emotions take control, short my small, cold, reasonable mind. At least I try.
This is from an article on Bloomberg, but I thought to add this instead as most people don't click on links.
I haven't read most of your posts. But we run the risk of denial by being overly politically correct. We keep silent, when really, we should speak up.