Um desenho vale uma guerra?
Parece que sim! Para os piedosos muçulmanos, uma caricatura do seu profeta é um casus belli.
Não deixe de ler os comentários de Robert Spencer depois da notícia:
More of al-Abdaly's statement follows: "Sweden suicide bombings: warning audio message," from the Telegraph, December 13:
"Stop your drawings," he says in his recorded message. It is an unstable and, in all possible senses, impoverished society for which the absurdity of that grievance as casus belli is lost, for a stable, prosperous society does not last where such outbursts of destructive anger are seen as justified. But "persecution," or "oppression," as al-Abdaly terms the Muhammad cartoons among other things in his screed, is "worse than slaughter" (Qur'an 2:191).
And so another "defensive jihad" erupts, seeking slaughter. Jihadists who have attacked in the West consistently maintain they and their religion have been wronged in any number of ways first; in practice, defensive jihad amounts to a jihad looking for an excuse. And never mind the grievance du jour; the mere presence of unbelief not subjugated under Sharia is an affront. It always has been.
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