“Innocence of Muslims”Through the analysis of the work “Innocents of Muslims” by the film producer Nakoula I intend to discover how a text can be read and interpreted differently by two different readers. I also intend to explore the extent to which people have free speech when it gets in the way of others and their beliefs, how the text sparked outrage in the Muslim community, and why Internet censorship is necessary or not if a reader is offended by their interpretation of the text. We may think we are entitled to free speech through our First Amendment rights, but are we really? Being in line for days to protest the removal of this video because they said it was humiliating and unfair, but by protesting this they are asking the government to tell others that they cannot say or do offensive things but that is not the freedom of speech And? No matter what you are allowed to express your opinion, whether or not it is your prejudicial opinion about a group of people, we have the right to freedom over our words and thoughts. Even when Google was asked to remove the video they argued...