thinks sucky female artiste now making a roadrunner cloud away from her own “Everybody Draw Mohammed Day” idea.
Her stark website today reads: “”I am NOT involved in “Everybody Draw Mohammd [sic] Day!”
“I made a cartoon that went viral and I am not going with it. Many other folks have used my cartoon to start sites, etc. Please go to them as I am a private person who draws stuff,” she writes.
It went viral, however, because she was the one who passed it around.
When asked about her change of heart, Norris told The Ticket that she didn’t intend for the cartoon “to go viral.”
Then why did she send the cartoon to the media in the first place? “Because I’m an idiot,” Norris replied.
“This particular cartoon of a ‘poster’ seems to have struck a gigantic nerve, something I was totally unprepared for,” she said.
I think Muslims should punish her for getting Mohammed’s name wrong.
Here’s another liberal:
She doesn’t appear to be alone. The creator of a Facebook page dedicated to the day has bowed out as well.
Jon Wellington told the Washington Post (before abandoning ship) that he created the page because he “loved [Norris’s] creative approach to the whole thing — whimsical and nonjudgmental.”
While he was still associated with his own event he said: “To me, this is all about freedom of expression and tolerance of other viewpoints, so I hope you’ll help make this a sandbox that anyone can play in, if they want. I don’t think it’d be right under the circumstances for me (or anyone) to censor inflammatory posts *ahem*, but let’s be welcoming and inclusive, mmkay?”
Apparently the posts weren’t “welcoming” enough, as on Sunday morning he announced his departure from the cause.
“I am aghast that so many people are posting deeply offensive pictures of the Prophet,” he writes.
How do I know he’s a liberal, besides his wimpiness and stupidity, that is?
Wellington responded:
“I guess I had more faith in human nature than was warranted.”
