If the intent was to insult, did he get the desired reaction?The difference here is that the definition incite and insult are different. Insulting someone is not the same as inciting someone.
For example. Mr. Sharif incited a riot (allegedly)
(Reuters) - A Kenyan Muslim cleric accused by Washington of supporting al Qaeda-linked militants in Somalia was charged on Monday with inciting violent protests that rocked the port city of Mombasa last week.
Abubaker Sharif allegedly urged protesters to burn down churches and kill police officers in Kenya's second-biggest city during riots that killed five people, including three police.
Whereas the douche who made the movie insulted people.
See when someone insults you they are looking for a reaction or to retaliate for something, although some people may insult for any reason.
Do you think this guy was just making a cheap movie without intending to get a reaction from muslims? ********, he did it to piss them off. He may not have intended for riots to break out but neither did the guy who yelled "fire" in the theatre. It was just a joke. Jokes aint free speech when the results are riots and deaths.