On November 2, 2004, Theo van Gogh rode his bicycle through the streets of Amsterdam 🚲—a normal day, like any other. But within moments, everything changed.

He was attacked and killed in broad daylight ⚠️.

Theo was known for his outspoken views on religion and free speech 🗣️. Not long before, he had released Submission—a film that sparked anger, controversy, and serious threats 😨.

Still, he chose to live without protection… believing no one would actually carry it out.

But someone did.

The murder sent shockwaves across Europe 🌍💔, igniting intense debates about freedom of expression, belief, and where the line is drawn.

And even today, one question still lingers…
How far can words go before they become dangerous? ⚖️