Death sentences and bounties have been, and are still being placed on the heads of people who produce films, draw cartoons or commit other acts that either depict, defame or are critical of their prophet, Muhammad. Even this article could invite retribution.
How can the same government sanctioned radicals who drag beheaded bodies through public streets and sentence people to death for failing to renounce their non-Islamic faith, condemn others for intolerance?
But that’s not the point. The point is that anyone critical of Islam in any public forum can provide a perceived ‘excuse’ for the radical Muslims to attack our interests.
In today’s world of political correctness and instant global communications, a single individual with a copy of the Qur’an, a Bic™ lighter and a Twitter™ account not only can, but has been accused of “turning the entire nation of Islam into a powder keg,” and “threatening the safety of our citizens and troops overseas” and even the “security of the entire world.”
Any U.S. citizen could find themselves with a price on their head merely by expressing an opinion or posting a picture that radical militant Muslims might deem improper or insulting.
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