And if that's what he meant, it's still extremely racist.
Bull and honkey.
And the facts from the real world come to you viaI don't base my views of Islam being a source of violence on some TV evangelists. I base it on the doctrine itself, and facts from the real world.
Arabs are racist. This should not be news.
Subtle.
Well, you were the one who used the term, so I thought you might know what it means.
I view the Arab world as having a particular set of socio-politico characteristics, and I think that those characteristics are undermining the basic fabric of society.
That seems tenuous. To be an Arab, one must oppose Israel, and to oppose Israel, one must hate Jews? And Islam is also mixed into all, although you've not really been specified where. So what reason do we have to believe this?
'Zionist' is to the Arab world what 'Socialist' is to the 1950s USA. Saying anything that could be perceived as supporting it - including sentiment that merely challenges Anti-Israel hysteria - can lead to social ostracision as Mouthwash pointed out. In fact, the normal relations between Egypt and Israel are perhaps more comparable to the US-Soviet detente than the post-war peace between France and Germany.
Who was it that killed [edit: six million] Jews again, Muslim Arabs or Christian Europeans? You'd think I'd remember, but, hey, the mind's a tricky thing.
Would you mind giving an explicit definition of what it is that you call a 'public consciousness'?
You are not saying what a public consciousness is.
I don't base my views of Islam being a source of violence on some TV evangelists. I base it on the doctrine itself, and facts from the real world.
Like talking to Muslims in your social circle about these matters?
I'm with you mate, I too go directly to the source.
Or you, or anyone else. Everyone is equal on this level. Was there a point to your post?Which does not at all preclude you or Mouthwash being racist, apparently.
Like talking to Muslims in your social circle about these matters?
I'm with you mate, I too go directly to the source.