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I agree with your analysis, except singling out about Muslims, because I think the issue is way larger. To my mind, there's a growing part of the population wh
by feydaykyn 4y ago
I agree with your analysis, except singling out about Muslims, because I think the issue is way larger.
To my mind, there's a growing part of the population who is looking for simple answers to complex issues, leading to very divisive behaviors. It seems to me that only the stated reasons change : religion (don't pray like me? Burn to hell), conspiracy theories (don't think Didier Raoult was right about covid19? You've fallen for the government conspiracy ), plain racism (you don't have my skin color, you must be an animal), habits (psychoanalyst say autism is caused by the mother's behavior), etc...
Muslims are only the tip of the iceberg, because the difference are simple to grasp (not the same Book nor look), but extremism and lack of empathy is only growing.