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Of course it is, provided “white nationalism” means “white nationalism” and “racism” means “racism”. The problem, of course, is that lots of people use these te
by weberc2 8y ago
Of course it is, provided “white nationalism” means “white nationalism” and “racism” means “racism”. The problem, of course, is that lots of people use these terms to refer to moderate political views in a sort of motte and bailey equivocation.
- komali2 8y agoWell call them out if you see that, I guess. Or if you see Facebook doing that. Seems like a non-issue for me. This is the world Muslims deal with every day - radical Islamic terrorism gets shouted about, and suddenly Muslims have to say "so er, we're worried about being labeled as terrorists just arbitrarily." Way I see it this will help, because another class of people will now be aware of that distinction issue and perhaps be more sensitive to the differences between, say, a Muslim and a radical Muslim terrorist.