Killing People is Ok

Well, as long as they’re Israeli. That’s the only message I can decipher from this drivel. So the “artist” creates a piece celebrating a woman who blew herself up and killed 21 people in Haifa back in October. For some depraved reason, the “art” community has decided that this is an appropriate view.

Now, I’m not saying that folks shouldn’t be able to support horrible things, or that they should be forced to not talk about it, but that doesn’t mean they have to be sanctioned and validated by having it displayed. As a society, even a global one, we have to stop this multiculturalist “everyone’s culture is ok” nonsense. Everyone’s culture is NOT ok. Blowing people up that you disagree with is NOT Ok. Making excuses for and supporting people who do so is NOT ok.

The artist and the museum are claiming that the Israeli Ambassador didn’t correctly interpret the piece.

Dror Feiler, the Israeli-born artist who created the piece, said it was supposed to call attention to how weak, lonely people can be capable of horrible things.

The museum says it has no intention of removing the piece, and officials will invite Mazel there next week for a discussion about different interpretations of art.

Sorry folks, it’s like this: there is no conceivable excuse for blowing up 21 civilians. None. Talking about why they did it is for criminologists, not artists. These people do these things because they’re weak and lonely… so that makes it ok? Not hardly. I also tend to think that this “weak and lonely” business a load of horseshit.

In the end, it’s an individual who must take responsibility for not turning into a human warhead, but maybe we should look at the fact that only one culture actively produces them. There are weak, lonely people who are frustrated and feel oppressed all over the world… but they don’t do this sick shit. Why not?

Because Jihadic culture is primitive, flawed, and inherently dangerous to everyone else on the planet. That’s why.