His column is a long, round-about 'argument' that reaches false conclusions, namely:
["Sam Bacile" does not represent Western civilization, Libya’s murderers do not represent Islam.]Kay is wrong on both counts:
"Sam Bacile" actually does represent Western civilization in the sense that his movie, odious though it may be to Muslims, is free speech protected by the liberties afforded by Western civilization, something 3rd world Muslims have no clue about. And in any case the "Sam Bacile" movie had little to nothing to do with the attack. It was, at best, a pretext for a 9/11 anniversary attack.
Islam is defined by its practioners and its leaders. The Libyan murders are part of a long history of violent Islamic jihad sanctioned by representatives of Islam including the likes of Iran and the Saudi Arabian Wahabists (both "Islamic states" and active promoters of violent anti-Western jihad). Then there's Egypt (now led by Islamists) whose mobs were permitted to freely attack the US embassy.
Yawn. If all Muslims were like that, we'd have a lot more to worry about than some embassies.
ReplyDeleteold white guys says...... anonymous, you had better start worrying. read the koran, hadiths etc. there is nothing there to indicate we should not worry.
ReplyDeleteOnly 3 years until Kay's "why I vote Liberal" article.
ReplyDeleteAnon: "Yawn. If all Muslims were like that..."
ReplyDelete"Yawn" is right, anon. that "all Muslims" line of BS is very tiresome.
Such flexibility cannot be found in any of the traditional schools. -identification of case standards, based on the presented case issues Working in the medical field means that you will be working a ton of hours every week.
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