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Sorry, but venting against people who have absolutely nothing to do with the attacks just because a) people make assumptions about who is involved and b) figure that anyone who happens to share that race or religion is guilty by association is not ok in my book. If you have confirmation that a certain person s involved, then vent away. But not based on assumptions and racist attitudes.
Nobody makes those kind of assumptions when the terrorist is a white Christian male, even though in the US more mass deaths have been caused by white, far right, and Christian extremist than by Muslim terrorists. That double standard is nothing more than racism.
I can understand fear. I would be scared too. But being fearful is different from scapegoating - and particularly scapegoating based on assumptions.
That's a very unfair and not even accurate statement.
Jihadists are on social media elated and Isis has said they were responsible. Fox News has just quoted statements. We know the killers were Muslim jihadis. And they are saying how sweet of all will be American blood. This is part of their"holy war." These monsters killed 3,000 people on American soil. There is no excuse and no reasoning with people who behead their own children.
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