Irony or bad taste? Charlie Hebdo back hatch

"You have to read between the lines. I think this design is a wake-up call to European authorities for failing to handle this horror. "

Charlie Hebdo is back making controversy, this time with two drawings on refugees in Europe. One shows the little Chris's drowned near a McDonald's sign that promises a promotion of children's menus, with the title "so close to the goal."



Charlie Hebdo: the caricature of the little Jessica which shocks the World http://t.co/g44KcigYQm pic.twitter.com/mBBIiHRTgB

The other says that "proof that Europe is Christian is that Christians can walk on water, while the Muslim children drown".



Weekly does not pass in Great Britain (see the Daily Mail) pic.twitter.com/a8uw2QEPhN

Unlike mounts that were disclosed, none of the two cartoons on the cover.

All this relaunches the debate on what the French call second degré, or irony with black humor. The goals of this type of humor is not always understood.

"Whether it's the Charlie Hebdo or another, you can't make fun of it, especially with this topic. I think go too far, "says a Parisian. Another reader says: "Understand perfectly the sense of humor of Charlie Hebdo, but I know there are a lot of people in France that doesn't understand you. You have to read between the lines. I think this design is a wake-up call to European authorities for failing to handle this horror ".

In January this year, the bombing that killed 12 people, including five cartoonists of the satirical French newspaper, generated a wave of Defense of freedom of expression and the slogan "Je suis Charlie" spread after this new controversy, are now less the ones that say "be Charlie".

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