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Being a Muslim has nothing to do with a race. You have people of all races who are Muslims.

• simonh 6y ago
  I don't see that it makes any difference. Is discrimination based on either acceptable? If not why does it matter?
  • f1refly 6y ago
    1. You're moving goalposts 2. If discrimination by religion is not acceptable by your standards, why should discrimination based on politics be?
    • simonh 6y ago
      Goal posts? Maybe, but I don't think enough that it actually matters. I note you didn't answer my question. Nobody is being discriminated against based on politics. They are being penalised for their personal actions as individual citizens. I have commented on this in more detail elsewhere on this discussion.
  • nec4b 6y ago
    It matters a lot, because words have meanings. Can religion (ideas) be changed? Can you change your race? Did Trump discriminate against Muslims or against specific countries? Does a sovereign country have the right to refuse entry to whom it pleases within the laws?