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You're half right.
How many antisemetic incidents do you think happened in (for example) 2020?
About this many. According to the report, approximately 84% of those incidents were caused by white supremacists. So for once TSwizzle and I are in agreement. White, right wing terrorists are a serious problem in the US.
Good news: the hostages have been freed unharmed and the hostage taker is dead.
Bad news: even when it is a Pakistani Muslim who takes a synagogue hostage, it's somehow still the non-Muslim white men who are seen as the real problem on this forum.
it's somehow still the non-Muslim white men who are seen as the real problem on this forum.
Isn't he qute? He gets his news from Sean Hannity or WutDeFuq, but pretends that "liberals" think CNN is America's newspaper of record.
A Pakistani Muslim who was mistaken for the brother of a convicted Pakistani Muslim of attacks on US soldiers because they shared the same very common last name in the Arab or Muslim world.Good news: the hostages have been freed unharmed and the hostage taker is dead.
Bad news: even when it is a Pakistani Muslim who takes a synagogue hostage, it's somehow still the non-Muslim white men who are seen as the real problem on this forum.
Sidiqqui is common? And Pakistanis are not Arabs, duh.
It is in the Arab or Muslim world.
I didn't say Pakistanis were. Or do you think Pakistan is not part of the Muslim world?
There was no reason to allege a relationship. But your response does confirm that bigotry or bile was the driving force.
Is it? And Arab world is irrelevant here.
It's not part of the Arab world though. Had you said "Pakistani" or "South Asian" instead of "Arab" there would be no issue.
Ehsanul SadequeeThe perp himself implied it.
What "bigotry" or "bile"? Ah yeah, anything except "white people are bad, mkay" whenever something like this happens is considered "bigotry" by the far left ...
Of course, if you understood what "or" meant.
You are babbling here. I made no reference to white people or the right or the left.Btw, there is a Bangladeshi would-be terrorist who lived in my neck of the woods. He is also incarcerated and has a similar, albeit not identical last name.
I forgot about that bastard until now. It was big news when he was arrested back in 2006.
So the last name (and its variants) may be a Desi Muslim name.
It is moot though, because the initial thought that the perp was Aafia's brother stemmed from the perp referring to her as his "sister". I do not think his name has been released, so we do not know his last name.
The perp himself implied it.
What "bigotry" or "bile"? Ah yeah, anything except "white people are bad, mkay" whenever something like this happens is considered "bigotry" by the far left ...
Do you not understand the use of the work OR?Is it? And Arab world is irrelevant here.
I do not know the relative frequency of last name in those regions. Do you have a reference?
It's not part of the Arab world though. Had you said "Pakistani" or "South Asian" instead of "Arab" there would be no issue.
Btw, there is a Bangladeshi would-be terrorist who lived in my neck of the woods. He is also incarcerated and has a similar, albeit not identical last name.
I forgot about that bastard until now. It was big news when he was arrested back in 2006.
So the last name (and its variants) may be a Desi Muslim name.
It is moot though, because the initial thought that the perp was Aafia's brother stemmed from the perp referring to her as his "sister". I do not think his name has been released, so we do not know his last name.
The perp himself implied it.
What "bigotry" or "bile"? Ah yeah, anything except "white people are bad, mkay" whenever something like this happens is considered "bigotry" by the far left ...
