In this episode, we discuss the controversial "Draw Muhammad" event in which a man drew a picture of the Prophet Muhammad in a public place in order to provoke a response from the Muslim community. We also talk about the implications of the event, and how it could have been prevented.
00:00:08.000I wonder whether this group that held this event down there, to basically disparage and to make fun of the Prophet Muhammad, does it in some way cause these events without the word causing?
00:01:00.000They are intentionally trying to provoke a response from the Muslim community And unfortunately, this was predictable.
00:01:06.000And you know that because the police told them in order to hold this event, they would have to have $10,000 worth of security on hand.
00:01:13.000They had a SWAT team outfitted like it was Baghdad.
00:01:16.000So obviously, someone knew that there was a likelihood that some stupid person would do this.
00:01:21.000So we're just going to skim over the fact that if you're going to have an event where you draw a picture, the only time where security comparable to Baghdad is necessary is when you're drawing Muhammad.
00:01:43.000You can't skim over it and then just say some stupid person.
00:01:46.000And again, I don't think it's any great revelation that if you shout fire in a crowded theater and you incite people and you say nasty invective about people's ancestors and their religious symbols, that there are a couple of crazy nutcases that are going to come out of the woodwork and are going to try to take action over that.
00:02:02.000But that has nothing to do with Islam.
00:03:42.000They'd say, No, I'd probably lay the burden of my killing squarely on the shoulders of the terrorists who are forbidding the freedom that I'm fighting to protect.
00:03:53.000Let me ask you about the predictable factor.
00:03:55.000Maybe I shouldn't use the word cause, but when you do something that has a predictable reaction to it, you're pretty much getting there.
00:04:01.000My question is, how often does this go on, do you know, that they have these displays of anti-Muhammad artifacts and paintings?
00:04:08.000How often do they have them without a vent, without reaction?
00:04:11.000Oh, I can answer that question, Chris.
00:04:14.000Apparently, you don't have enough producers to do a Google search.
00:05:41.000I also really hate the self-proclaimed conservative news outlets and media out there who are too cowardly to run these images themselves.
00:05:51.000I hate that these conservative outlets will plaster themselves in red, white, and blue and be one of the folks and sing some country songs.
00:05:59.000But when push comes to shove and there is a line drawn in the sand to stand up for liberty or to yield, they cower in the face of political correctness.
00:06:18.000And by the way, we're not just talking about terrorism here.
00:06:21.000We're not talking about a few lone extremists.
00:06:23.000The religion of Islam, an overwhelming number of Muslims, believe that drawing a picture of Muhammad If you liked this video, subscribe by clicking my face.
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