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If there was any semblance of a widespread rejection (active, not just verbally) of extremism, I might agree that this type of tactic should be questioned.
However, when the Sec. Gen of the UN is lashing out against the film as beyond the realm of free speech, while also asking politely for CALM REACTIONS, that is beyond frightening. Free speech is necessary for the EXACT purpose of things like this. Yet the UN is condemning the film while asking for calm. The fact that they anticipate a violent reaction should be a testament to the film itself.
If Europe continues to sit idly by, they'll be made to cower later.
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