Thursday marks the one year anniversary of the attacks on French satire mag Charlie Hebdo.
Last January, gunmen killed 12 people at the magazine's offices in an apparent act of "revenge" for the publication's satirical depictions of the Prophet Mohammed.
For those struggling to understand how society has devolved to a point where such atrocities are possible, even commonplace, here's Hebdo with one explanation:
In case there's any ambiguity there, that's God with a Kalashnikov. The text reads: "The assassin is still out there."
