French satirical mag Charlie Hebdo has sparked outrage on social media after it posted a cool animated film performing to make mild of the value 7.eight earthquake that killed hundreds in Turkey and Syria.
The drawing through artist Pierrick Juin confirmed teetering homes amid thousands of rubble with the caption: “No want to ship tanks.”
Social media customers stated the cool animated film mocked the tragedy that impacted tens of thousands and thousands of human beings throughout international locations and known as the drawing “disgusting”, “shameful”, “revolting” and akin to “hate speech”.
A girl through the call of Sara Assaf answered through announcing that she became taking flight her assist for the mag. “Je ne suis plus Charlie” (I am not Charlie), she wrote, in connection with the slogan “Je suis Charlie” (I am Charlie) followed through supporters of the opening after the January 7, 2015 assault on their office.
On that day, brothers claiming association to al-Qaeda opened hearthplace on the Paris headquarters of the French satirical weekly, killing 12 human beings in retaliation for cool animated film depictions of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad.
The assault caused a worldwide outpouring of unity with France in addition to a debate on what constituted loose speech. “We had been with you at some stage in your pain. It’s a catastrophe for humanity what we’re now going through!” one consumer stated, earlier than concluding: “No, it’s now no longer humour.”
American Muslim student Omar Suleiman stated: “Mocking the loss of life of hundreds of Muslims is the height of ways France has dehumanized us in each way.”
Some customers cited how Turks had staged marches of assist after the 2015 assault, rallying at the back of the “Je suis Charlie” campaign, most effective to be repaid with what many noticed as scorn.
Political analyst Öznur Küçüker Sirene addressed the mag in a tweet. “Even the Turks had been ‘Charlie Hebdo’ to percentage your grief and nowadays you dare mock the struggling of a whole human beings. One ought to in reality have a few nerve to try this whilst there are nonetheless toddlers ready to be rescued below the rubble,” she stated.
One consumer stated the cool animated film showcased the “actual spirit” of Charlie Hebdo, whilst any other stated the “most effective supply of profits for this newspaper is Islamophobia”.
The comedian strip even drew a respond from Ibrahim Kalin, a Turkish presidential spokesperson. “Modern barbarians!” he tweeted. “Suffocate for your hatred and grudges.” Some Charlie Hebdo supporters tried to guard the comedian, calling it “satire” and needing “context”.