"We are not all Charlie. Much of Europe, which, as a political entity, is not fully grappling with the totalitarian madness of Islamism, is not Charlie. Certainly much of journalism is not Charlie. Any outlet that censors Charlie Hebdo cartoons out of fear of Islamist reprisal is not Charlie. To publish the cartoons now is a necessary, but only moderately brave, act. Please remember: Even after Charlie Hebdo was firebombed in 2011, it continued to publish rude and funny satires mocking the essential ridiculousness of the Islamist worldview. That represented a genuine display of bravery. CNN, the Associated Press, and the many other media organizations that are cowering before the threat of totalitarian violence represent something other than bravery."

http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2015/01/we-...

Je suis Charlie: http://www.tjradcliffe.com/?p=1704

If you're not, too bad. But all you have to do is stand up. You can do it whenever you want, however you want, but you can always do it.

Nous sommes tous Charlie

translation: "I'm Charlie"

And the slogan of solidarity to the victims of the tragedy, for the unaware.

Thanks, I am the unaware!

None of you are Charlie. You did not stand up to firebombs and death threats and keep on working.

You're not Charlie, sorry. And neither am I.

Perhaps you don't understand what solidarity means. You don't literally have to be the same as the person in order to believe in what they stood for.

Clearly you've never seen Spartacus