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This would only be an appropriate and accurate response if indeed Islam promoted corruption in its teachings. It does not. It only takes a bigot to assume it
by oilbagz 6y ago
This would only be an appropriate and accurate response if indeed Islam promoted corruption in its teachings.
It does not. It only takes a bigot to assume it does, however.
- ALittleLight 6y agoIt seems much more appropriate to write "Islam doesn't teach people to be corrupt. Corruption is a function of poverty, not religion. For example countries of religion X aren't islamic but report similar signs of corruption." Calling people bigots seems less appropriate and counter productive. Someone who makes even a rude assumption about a people isn't necessarily a bigot. They could just be wrong and you could correct them without insulting them in the same you would hope people would correct you if you said something inaccurate.
- oilbagz 6y agoI think its very clear that the auto-hatred of Islam is driven by bigotry and fear. Anyone who does even a cursory examination of the subject can see it does not, in fact, promote corruption. You might be pantywaiste about calling out bigotry online, but I'm not.