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I guess that goes to show you that you need to start questioning how you read people’s words.</p>
<p>“I think the rioting and unilateral demands of “give my religion respect while I cheer the deaths of infidels” is directly related to and reaffirms why the American people buy this “terror crap””</p>
<p>Okay, FF start over and explain to me what you meant. I’m not understanding. How is this directly related to how Americans view terrorism and how does it tie into this discussion about the BBC videos?</p>
<p>Ahh, because the guy burning an embassy in the Middle East could be the next guy to try to do similar deeds here. Or his cousin could.</p>
<p>This is a direct example of how the (mostly) Arab “street” can be manipulated by a handful of leaders to be worked into a frenzy and effectively declare war against the west. Americans (and quite frankly the whole western world) are seeing this and realizing that this is the nature of the hatred that is being promulgated against the west. They realize that if something like a cartoon can be used is to incite rioting that we are dealing with more than just a few whacked out followers of Osama.</p>