I agree with you eazybee regarding Charlie Hebdo, I know free speech is enshrined in western constitutions and the right to offend and all that, but I can't help thinking especially of late, that right should come with some responsibility. Was the original puerile Charlie Hebdo cartoon ever worth the loss of life that followed? I don't think so. All the "Je suis Charlie Hebdo" posturing by world leaders in the aftermath of the atrocity was meaningless. Those slaughtered gone forever and the pain their nearest and dearest will suffer cannot be assuaged by futile gestures. In an ideal world all should be able to shrug off insults to their religion, political persuasions and beliefs, however offensive, but we don't live in an ideal world and maybe we are going to have to realise that there is a hefty price to pay in inflaming certain people's sensibilities and possibly they, the crazed, fascist and thoroughly wicked assassins are relying on that, but as Donald Tusk would say but not about them "there's a special place in hell for such people" Lets hope so!