Mohammad the Teddy Bear

[Zan]

If Western political or intellectual leaders had any worthwhile intelligence, virtue, and strategic sense -- and any kind of poetic and heroic soul -- they'd immediately call for Westerners to send all the ugly, obscene, evil stuffed animals they could to the White House -- all with the name "Mohammad" attached. Then George Bush could display and celebrate them in a prominent place, just before sending them off in a military plane to drop over Sudan. This would show those loathsome evil Muslims what we think of them and their nightmare monster ideology! 

And maybe JTF can raise money by selling similar-type "authentic Mohammad brand" (accept no imitations!) stuffed dolls!   

[JTFFan]

a muhammad doll stuffed.

[Lisa]

works for me.

[newman]

What about an inflatable male love doll with a turban on and 'Mo' written on it's forehead?

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

What about an inflatable male love doll with a turban on and 'Mo' written on it's forehead?

I don't think that would have the desired impact, because the goatrapists would enjoy it too much. 

[MasterWolf1]

Allah's biggest fear!!!!!!!

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[Dan]

The Musslims are a SICK and INTOLERANT scum... 

[Zan]

I actually agree that it's a act of blasphemy to name a teddy bear "Mohammad" -- blasphemy against the Teddy!   These stuffed animals are almost all cute, cuddly, charming, and adorable. So it seems really wrong to give something so sweet such a historically and philosophically repellent name. Only really ugly and unpleasant animals should get such an awful name: pigs, lizards, snakes, worms, insects, etc.

Those beyond-stupid, ultra-slimy Sudanese are lucky that that disgusting name was used for such a sweet symbol! Islam clearly doesn't deserve it. YouTuber Pat Condell says we should all Laugh at Islam:

[Daniel]

I don't get what the big deal is about a stuffed Teddy bear named Mohamed. There's no satire even necessary when you have Muslims making a big deal over comic books and Teddy Bears.

If a group of Jewish kids decided to name a Teddy Bear Abraham or if a group of Christian children decided to name a Teddy Bear Jesus, would that be such a big deal? Wouldn't that be taken as a compliment? Not only is it not a big deal that the kids decided to name this Teddy Bear Mohamed, but it should be taken as a compliment instead of an insult. I guess some of them will just find any excuse to find something blasphemous. They wouldn't have any reason to continue existing unless they find something to deem blasphemous.

In the Post today, I saw a cartoon that shows the teacher taking off in the plane with the Teddy Bear outside screaming, "Don't leave me here!" I laughed out loud for that one