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Burkagate
Scapegoat
Scapegoat
9 Aug 2018

lol Islamaphobia is classed as racism . Just as antisemitism is lololol

Lisa
Lisa
9 Aug 2018

Islam is not a race so buffoon Boris comments were not racist. Islam as a religious set of beliefs is an ideaology just as a political set of beliefs is an ideaology. I've seen plenty of nastiness written in this forum and elsewhere towards those with a different political belief from their own. If people find it acceptable to be derogatory about an opposing political ideaology, I don't see how ...

Webmaster
Webmaster
9 Aug 2018

Can we think of a different title for the thread? I think it is OK to discuss news topics and express views, but I did feel a bit uncomfortable with the title and first post when I first saw this thread.

Scapegoat
Scapegoat
9 Aug 2018

https://youtu.be/Jf8uYue1vtk

9 Aug 2018

It is in the region of 0.00001% so stop blaming muslims for all the worlds evils. Christians are for more culpable for massacres.

majorp
majorp
9 Aug 2018

There are obviously  a percentage of Muslims that are terrorists, what that percetage is, is anyone's guess.

Scapegoat
Scapegoat
9 Aug 2018

It’s perfectly possible to criticise face veils without being racist. Instead of doing that, Boris Johnson decided to say the women wearing them look like “bank robbers” and “letter boxes”. People thought this was racist because: It was said by a man with a history of making racist comments. It was said at a time when Muslim women are being harassed and assaulted in the streets. It ...

9 Aug 2018

Oh and would anyone care to tell me what you think is the percentage of Muslims that are terrorists?

9 Aug 2018

Yep, just as I thought. What a lovely bigoted thread, well done. Makes Dawlish look like such a welcoming place.

leatash
leatash
9 Aug 2018

The former foreign secretary has come under intense pressure from Tory MPs , including Theresa May, to say sorry for describing Muslim women who wear the face covering as “letter boxes”. But Taj Hargey, the imam at Oxford Islamic Congregation, said while Johnson’s choice of language was unfortunate, the burka and niqab are “a nefarious component of a trendy gateway theology for religious ...