3 ms·
Of course, there's nothing racist in that statement. Their actions don't seem to be in accord with their words, though.
by kachnuv_ocasek 12y ago
Of course, there's nothing racist in that statement. Their actions don't seem to be in accord with their words, though.
- Cthulhu_ 12y agoIndeed. I think you can safely label a person or an organization if their actions are predominantly racist (like, oh, public lynching of minorities).
- gd1 12y agoOh really? To play devil's advocate for a moment, why don't you extend the same courtesy to them that the left do to Islam? I'm sure those lynchers were just a few bad apples, a few extremists, and you can't judge the whole organization for their actions. Right? Or maybe not.
- codesuela 12y agoYes if the percentage of extremists relative to the size of the whole organisation is minuscule (there are 1.7 BILLION muslims). Not to mention the muslim community (if there is such a thing) is much more diverse then the KKK. This is like saying that because there is a KKK that all white people are racist.