Re: Not quite
I think whomever started this thread, wanted to convey that Arabs should equally be outraged when Arabs, especially those belonging to radical extremist groups, kill other Arabs. That's a fine point, but it wasn't communicated appropriately.
Finally, it is not just the Arabs that are guilty of this type of selective outrage. In fact, everywhere in the world, people are generally more suspicious of outsiders and more likely to treat them more harshly that their own kind.
So, are the blacks being killed in Sudan simply a criminal issue? To be dealt with by the local police? Where is the Arab/Muslim outrage at this? There was so much outrage when some cartoons were published, but nothing when a peace deal fell through in Sudan.
The selective outrage stems from a lack of introspection. Arabs are running around bombing places, killing, beheadging, and causing instability, yet if the Jews bulldoze a house the arab streets explode. Arabs hide their failing behind their outrage.
As for foreign military conflict, I'll stipulate Iraq was a war of choice. To paraphrase Powell, we broke and now we own it. Fine. What about the jihadis that are killing there? 1400 people killed by jihadis last month in Iraq. Why not the same outrage at this?