Qatar, Olympic statues, and pornography
The Middle Eastern nation of Qatar had an Olympic exhibit at one of their museums in the city of Doha. Qatar requested from Greece (the birthplace of the Olympics) some artifacts to bolster the exhibition. The nation of Greece complied and sent numerous ancient Olympic artifacts to the museum.
Two of the objects did not meet with the approval of the
officials in Qatar, a Muslim nation. The
two statues are of nude men exposing their private parts. A Qatar Culture Ministry official requested
to place a veil on the offending regions of the two statures. They did not want to offend the sensibilities
of the Muslim females in Qatar. They
were being sensitive to the feelings, customs, and beliefs of their citizens.

The nation and people of Qatar are to be commended for
maintain the decency of their culture as they interpret it because it is their
country. What may be are in Greece or
the West, is offensive in Qatar, and should be respected while in both
countries.
A U.S. judge once ruling on a case involving pornography
once said (paraphrasing), “I cannot explain what pornography is but I know it
when I see it.”
U.S. judge about pornography:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_know_it_when_I_see_it
Qatar is a Muslim peninsular nation jutting out into the
Persian Gulf. The exhibit and museum in
Doha, Qatar.
Article about the statues in Qatar and sent back to Greece:
http://news.yahoo.com/official-greeks-pull-nudes-qatar-art-exhibit-191226058.html
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