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I'd like to inform those members who don't live in the US of two things:
1) Sacrilegious "art" is displayed in tax-funded museums here in the US from time to time. Most commentators feel that tax-funded museums should not display such art, but non-tax-funded museums (if there are any) should be free to do so.
I am unaware of any protests regarding offensive art in private galleries. The protests to my knowledge always occur at tax-funded museums.
2) It seems like 100% of the sacrileges are attacks against Jesus and Mary. I am unaware of any tax-funded museum in the US which has displayed art which is offensive to Jews or Muslims.
As a result, Christians are tired of it, and evidently this woman took matters into her own hands.
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