"Freedom of expression" or "blasphemy laws" - pick at most one.
Even if, in this case, it's more de facto than de jure.
Also, uses Arabic "peace be upon him" in a piece justifying beheading the infidel. Mixed messaging somewhat, or just an acknowledgement that for this person, it's peace for Muhammad and the sword for everyone else?
"Freedom of expression" or "blasphemy laws" - pick at most one.
Even if, in this case, it's more de facto than de jure.
Also, uses Arabic "peace be upon him" in a piece justifying beheading the infidel. Mixed messaging somewhat, or just an acknowledgement that for this person, it's peace for Muhammad and the sword for everyone else?