CNN’s Don Lemon asks if Islam may be ‘more violent’ than other faiths

@slone @instapundit Next show he'll ask if water is wetter than talcum powder.

— Wayne Austin (@WaynesterAtl) September 5, 2014

We thought we had settled this back in 2010, when PBS’ Tavis Smiley revealed to Ayaan Hirsi Ali that Christians commit terrorist acts “every single day in this country.” Maybe Christians aren’t the most violent of religions, though. Thursday, CNN’s Don Lemon asked his panel, “Is Islam a more violent religion than other faiths?”

As the Daily Caller, which has video of the segment, reports, only Islamic Monthly editor Arsalan Iftikhar disagreed, citing Christian bombings of gay nightclubs and abortion clinics in the United States as proof.

So, let’s settle this: is Islam a more violent religion than other faiths?

@DailyCaller Yes. Next question?

— Sharon Knapik (@FreeStateYank) September 4, 2014

@Mediaite @DonLemon Um, obviously.

— Steve Skojec (@SteveSkojec) September 4, 2014

@DailyCaller Don Lemon is a complete moron for asking such a question in light of all the recent evidence confirming that very point.

— B Dubya (@tankerdude01) September 4, 2014

@slone So Don Lemon just arrived back to the U.S. from Planet X?

— HORSEFEATHERS (@SarahVail1) September 5, 2014

@slone @ijreview @donlemon is on my Top 10 Doofus List @CNN

— Badger #TermLimits (@eCSVA) September 5, 2014

@slone @InternationalJi This guys a genius! A bonafide genius. yep

— Angelo Cerrone (@ancerrone) September 5, 2014

@DailyCaller Duh…I don't know Don. I hear them Buddhists are pretty mean

— Steve O (@Steverino1974) September 4, 2014

@slone @instapundit @ijreview I dunno us crazy Christians can still run a mean bake sale

— sean ward (@ReconTexas) September 5, 2014

@slone @instapundit "Welcome to the party, pal!" @donlemon #DieHard

— FergusFSU (@FergusFSU) September 6, 2014

Still, pretty incendiary language from CNN, though?

@ancerrone @slone @InternationalJi No big deal. All thirteen of their viewers saw it.

— FreeLion (@FreeLion7) September 6, 2014