Muslims in Pakistan find facebook and youtube offensive to their religion?In what way?

[Katherine J]

Don't they find most things offensive?

[Afridi]

oh my word my word... you people are ready to pounce on anything aren't you? It wasn't done by the government.. it was asked for by the people, a resounding majority actually. This is just a symbolic gesture as a protest against draw Mohammad day... everyone who is in Pakistan can easily access Facebook... youtube isn't blocked

[heartless_hank]

It's national draw the prophet day. They don't want to see the drawings.

[whisperingmeal722]

Well, there are pictures of women's ....faces.... on facebook. Plus there's all that thinking and freespeeech. But hey, let's just keep kissing their collective butts and see where that gets us.

[Question Authority]

Who cares? They are too sensitive about everything.

[♥ terry g ♥]

They are offended by those who insist on drawing pictures of our Prophet Muhammad, something we are against in lslam.

[Griffin]

I was just reading about this today.The whole thing steamed of a facebook group called "DrawMohammedDay". I find it pretty funny actually. oh and just take a look at what is on youtube and facebook... and then maybe read a little bit about how conservative and strict their religion is. I mean come on, they pray like what? 7 times a day?? haha

[meme]

Sigh.
Do you have any idea how offensive it is for DrawMuhammedDay to be a national holiday or whatev. to the muslims?
Shouldn't some of you at least show some respect for EVERY religon?