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Proof that it is not racist, to be concerned about the Islamic faith.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Ah, but, you see, the Provos and IRA may be Roman Catholic to a man, and have killed Protestants, but that wasn't blamed on the whole Roman Catholic faith. No, that was different. They wanted to take control of their bit of Ireland and, no doubt,since their historic aim was unification, make it as Roman Catholic in its laws as the Republic. You can see the difference between Roman Cathoilc terrorists and Islamic ones, can't you?.
Meanwhile, we should all be concerned about the non-terrorist Muslims, since they share the same broad faith, shouldn't we? No, actually.
Meanwhile, we should all be concerned about the non-terrorist Muslims, since they share the same broad faith, shouldn't we? No, actually.
As others have said- it is not racist to be concerned about the more extreme preachings and actions of Islam, since the muslim faith has adherents from many countries and many ethnicities.
Even were your supposition true, that to be concerned about the islamic faith is viewed as being racist, how is this story proof that it is not racist?
I am confused by your OP and its premise, AoG........
Even were your supposition true, that to be concerned about the islamic faith is viewed as being racist, how is this story proof that it is not racist?
I am confused by your OP and its premise, AoG........
It may appear a slight bit selfish but what happens in NI is not at the moment a threat to the English people, just as what is happening in say Syria is no immediate threat to the English people.
But the thread is about Islamic terrorism in England, so please refrain from certain diversionary methods.
But the thread is about Islamic terrorism in England, so please refrain from certain diversionary methods.
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