Theo Van Gogh

I wanted to know what all the fuss was about. So I watched it here. Honestly, it was a childish challenge for nothing. It's so shallow, the film is. Now, I don't want to sound like I admire the guy who killed the man, not at all. I detest violence in any shape. We have a saying in Persian: The answer to fool is silence. Now as the consequence of what happened, everybody's gonna watch the movie and well not every soul is knowledgeable as should and so the effect of this which should have been nothing, is already magnified by thousands.

I don't talk about the film or the maker any more. It's just an "I did it 'cause I could" job. But why do people with opposing ideas don't fight back in the same way? Why don't they bid the challenger to a TV show? People come from different backgrounds and have a diverse set of beliefs. There won't be a single-let's-all-accept-this-solution but at least they'll know where everybody stands with no sarcasm or clash.