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Here's why I think the term "Islamophobia" is justified—
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...than a rational critique. When you're going on about "hordes," "swarms" of rapist pedophile terrorist arsonist abusers,
I get the impression that your objections are not based on a close reading of the Quran but something more primitive and raw. A phobia.
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Well, would someone who criticises Christianity be considered Christianphobic? I highly doubt it. There's clearly some distinction.
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No, but I don't see many critics of Christianity characterizing Christians as a teeming horde of murderous pedophile rapists.
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Have you ever talked to an Ex-Muslim or a liberal Muslim? A lot of them hate the term.
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yes I'm aware
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Saudi & the Gulf States spend millions promoting this word. I agree with Hitch.pic.twitter.com/nCiupTzxKV
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promoting it how?
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What if your fear is based on a clearly established pattern? When Manchester happened, why did nobody suspect an elderly Amish woman?
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It's certainly used as a way for non-Muslims to distance themselves from the reality anyone can hurt them at any time for any reason.
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What do you think about moments like Ben Affleck calling Sam Harris a bigot when Sam was critiquing the Quran and islam?
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