That's not what I said. I am saying this is just one example of Muslim bigotry that is rampant.
Need I remind you that virtually all Christians and Jews have been wiped out from most of the Arab world (bar Israel)?
Saying that "I know a few Muslims" (small number) who "are very tolerant", therefor (sic) "Muslims are, in general, very tolerant", is not a fair statement (sic)
Can you ask your Muslim friends what they think of Israel and the Jews? Should make for some interesting discussion.
I am not lumping every Muslim, so your point is redundant.
Well, based on your logic, wouldn't you be considered a bigot then for effectively saying that an entire group of people are tolerant based on the actions of "a few Muslims"?
So, it's ok to make blanket statements on a whole group of people, "based on the interactions of a few in a certain area" as long as it's a complimentary statement. How does that work?
And again, my statement is based on the effective genocide of Christians and Jews in the Arab world. What Mr. Islam el-Shehaby did is but a microcosm of the wider issue.
We are already seeing some issues with the community at 2% of the population. For example, at just 2% of the population, they are responsible for 100% of terrorism in this country this decade. I'd rather not find out what will happen when that population reaches 5% or more.
So people, let's recap:
To say that Muslims, in general, are bigoted and intolerant based on the genocide of Christians and Jews in the Middle East, that is bigoted.
To say that Muslims, in general, are very tolerant based on "a few Muslims", that is ok.
Love that logic.
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