kamulah yang anjing ... NJING1 Bangsat luh ... --- In proletar@yahoogroups.com, item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > Anjing2 buduk piaraan orang Islam itu emang ga cuma ada di milis ini (ada 2 > ekor sejauh ini), tp jg ada di tempat lain. > > > > BBC is full of liberals afraid to mock Islam (says veteran of the BBC) > By Paul Revoir > PUBLISHED: 22:18 GMT, 12 September 2012 | UPDATED: 22:18 GMT, 12 September > 2012 > > > > A respected BBC broadcaster has > claimed television is dominated by âliberal sceptical humanistsâ who > laugh at Christianity but are afraid to mock Islam. > > > Roger Bolton, a former editor of Panorama, said an obsession with human > rights over religious beliefs had left corporation bosses out of touch > with the public. > > In the > modern culture of broadcasting, Mr Bolton said anyone who opposed gay > marriage or IVF was treated as a âlunaticâ if it was because of their > religious beliefs. > > > He added: âThe default position in broadcasting is always, itâs a > question of human rights and how can they do it.â > > Mr Bolton said it had got to a point where audiences thought it was âfunâ > to mock Christianity but would not dare laugh at jokes about Islam. > > > He said in the last few years âsomething went wrong with the BBCâs > religious programmingâ and questioned whether it was âfit for purposeâ. > > Mr Bolton presented Sunday, Radio 4âs main programme for religious news and > current affairs, for 12 years until 2010. > > Now the presenter of Radio 4âs > Feedback show, he made his comments at the BBCâs Re:Think festival in > Salford, when he gave a speech and sat on a discussion panel. > > He said that Christians wanted a âlevel playing fieldâ when being > laughed at rather than being âsingled outâ. And he added that those who > raised > the matter of religion felt other faiths did not âhave to put up with > what Christianity doesâ. > > âIt is perfectly alright to make any > joke you like about Christianity,â he said. âYou try to make a joke > about Muslims, or Jews, or about Sikhs.â > Issues are too often seen purely in terms of human rights, he said. > > > âAt > least there should be an effort to people to say that just because > someone opposes gay marriage, just because someone opposes IVF, doesnât > mean they are a lunatic, it is out of their beliefs.â > > âLiberal sceptical humanists tend to > dominate television,â he said. âBut they are not, I believe, > representative of the country.â > > He added: âI believe it is no coincidence that the last three BBC heads of > religious broadcasting left their jobs to various degrees disillusioned with > the corporationâs treatment of religion and ethics > > But Mr Bolton also said: âWhat I do now think is that Muslims in particular > ought to be mature enough in this country to take that humour and that > Christians do have a right on their side when they say the satire > applied to them ought to be applied to others.â > > The BBCâs head of religion and ethics, Aaqil Ahmed, a Muslim, said it was a > âcomplicatedâ situation, adding that things âtook time to evolveâ and > newer communities had not had their religion âridiculedâ for as long as > others had been. > > > A BBC spokesman said: âThis is an incorrect view of BBC religious and > ethics programming. > > > âAs well as observing major religious festivals across TV and radio, BBC > religion and ethics provide over 170 hours of programmes ranging from > Songs of Praise to documentary series, such as Dead Good Job, Divine > Women, The Life of Muhammad, as well as topical debate such as The Big > Questions. > > âThese provide the audience with a rich mix of programmes that reflect > societyâs relation to religion today.â > > Read more: > http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2202379/BBC-liberals-afraid-mock-Islam-says-veteran-BBC.html#ixzz26OFQiL1f > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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