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It is obvious that they come from various Muslim countries and that they are male. But you will hardly find any women from those countries in those pools. Again
by cubefox 3y ago
It is obvious that they come from various Muslim countries and that they are male. But you will hardly find any women from those countries in those pools. Again, the best explanation is that they are indeed Muslim.
I strongly object to your attributing hatred to me. It is not hatred to point out obvious problems. It is however intolerable to try to shame people as "hateful" for pointing out things you deem contrary to your worldview.
- jdthedisciple 3y agoI am not against pointing out obvious problems at all. However, it seems more important to you to point out their being Muslim than anything else that could be and more likely is a common factor among them. This is how the genuinely critical are easily separable from the bigoted/hateful. And I say this as someone most staunchly opposed to the whole wokeness crowd.
- cubefox 3y agoSo, what is your alternative hypothesis? What other thing do they have in common? I can think of one thing, but you would consider that probably even more "bigoted/hateful". Again, these terms (just like "racist") are defamatory accusations. They shouldn't be used lightly.
- jdthedisciple 3y agoHow about being of low socio-economic and educational status? In my city, the asocials lingering around the stations are mostly native Westerners and not Muslims. Same reason applies.
- cubefox 3y agoLow socio-economic and educational status people have existed before in similar or higher numbers, yet the violent people in public baths are mostly young Muslim men. > In my city, the asocials lingering around the stations are mostly native Westerners and not Muslims. Are there even a significant number of Muslim refugees in your country? Otherwise it's hardly possible to make a comparison.