With terrorism set to explode, people need to be clear on what ‘hate’, ‘racism’ and ‘terrorism’ are, and whether the emotions fuelling ‘racism’ and ‘hate’ are actually borne out of the actions of ‘terrorism’ allegedly committed by Muslims to be factually correct in order to justify, or not, the reprehensible actions committed against them. For instance, calling Muslims ‘terrorists’ is not only defamation of character but a corruption of truth. As according to the OED, ‘terrorism’ is, “the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims”, is also, defining the misrepresentation of Muslims, whose character and deeds do NOT fit this misguided stereotypical social perspective in any way or form.
The accuracy of such points the Muslims as those who are, in fact, the “civilians” AGAINST WHOM terrorism is BEING committed, in addtion to, the use of “unlawfull violance and intimidation…in the pursuit of political aims”, whether on their home, or, foreign soil – An example, would insult the reader’s intelligence!
And it’s even harder to disagree when, the very thing exerting the ‘intimidation and violence’ against Muslims, is that which is also, inciting the local and global “hatred” and envigorating “racism” against them, and other social groups.
Is it, right then that, Muslims should bear the erroneous label of ‘terrorists’ while, the REAL ‘terrorists’ and aggressors go unchecked.
Getting to where you can’t tell the good guys from the bad guys without a program. The same “groups” have been so factionalized they’re at war with each other. Not just Muslims, not just reliogions, not just colors.
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true of factions, but warring with each other, is partly through paid fighters, some how, creating the perceptions of wars!
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I feel like Muslims are speaking out enough against terrorism
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Perhaps, but aren’t heard against the overwhelming propaganda
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