Majority Of Muslims Believe Offensive Words Are Worth Violence

March 31, 2008 – 5:12 pm

Via The Gulf Times thru Gateway Pundit thru Rusty

In the YouGov survey, nearly half of all Arabs in the Gulf, Levant and North Africa said they have met someone who holds extreme religious views.

Asked under what conditions violence is permissible, more than 60% cited Western interference in a Muslim country, while 55% said offensive words or behaviour was a trigger.

Next up, they will threaten the people who did the YouGiv survey with violence for highlighting Islamists as being violent.

Rusty highlights some of those moderate Muslims and words. Here’s more

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