Not at all. 8.
Whataboutism is a lateral move. What I suggested was a zoom-out.
Not everyone has the privilege to choose where they move.
The idea of using your religion as an excuse to kill people is not exclusive to Islam. There are actually quite a few instances in the christian bible where people kill due to religion.
If you actually want to get away from religious killing, as a society, we must denounce religion as a whole. Blaming one religion is just stirring the pot.
Meanwhile, we've got "stop being antisemitic" trolls casting doubt among the uninformed.
CNN reports:
Helen told the Post that President Joe Biden tried to call her, but she declined to speak to him since her husband 'was a devout Republican, and he would not have wanted me to talk to him.'
But she added that she does not hold the current president responsible for what happened to her family.
'I don’t have any ill will towards Joe Biden,' she said. 'I’m not one of those people that gets involved in politics. I support Trump, that’s who I’m voting for, but I don’t have ill-will towards Biden.'
Let's see:
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Decides who to ignore calls from based on her husband's wishes
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Claims to not be involved in politics, yet supports a certain candidate
Yep, that's a garden-variety republican.
The important takeaway here is that Biden made an effort to reach out.
0% chance of this being real, but that was a fun read
Fox News committing stochastic terrorism, again?
There's no mistake. It's his intent to blast Biden, not to speak the truth. He 100% achieved his goal.
Surely the Back the Blue crowd will find this offensive and unpatriotic... right?
And that's why you don't fuck republicans.
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Historically, the demographic most likely to sexually assault children is straight men.
Does that mean we should kill all the straight men?