In an effort to fight radical Muslims, an American ammunition company created 'Jihawg Ammo.' The bizarre ammo is coated with pig-based products in order to deter Muslim terrorists. By adding pork to bullets, the creators of Jihawg Ammo hoped to scare Muslims who are forbidden from consuming pork. According the company website, the ammo "will prevent their attaining entrance into heaven."
Though the creators of Jihawg Ammo were correct in stating that Muslims are forbidden from eating pork, the Quran doesn't forbid anyone from coming into contact with it. This means that coating the bullets in pork has no religious implications. As a result, the only deterrent that the bullets have is their ability to puncture your body and kill you.
What's Driving This Trend
- Religious-based Deterrents
- Opportunity for the development of innovative products that use religious beliefs as a means of deterrence.
- Controversial Defense Strategies
- Growing demand for unconventional defense strategies that attract attention and spark controversy.
- Ethical Concerns in Security
- Increased focus on ethical considerations in the development and use of security-related products.
Who This Affects Most
- Ammunition Manufacturing
- Potential for ammunition manufacturers to explore unique and unconventional coatings for their products.
- Defense and Security
- Opportunities for the defense and security industry to develop unconventional and attention-grabbing strategies.
- Religious and Cultural Products
- Demand for products that incorporate religious and cultural beliefs to serve specific purposes, even controversial ones.
