No, you've still misunderstood. I'm not entering that debate: I'm purely talking about racists who try and downgrade racism to religious intolerance by saying x or y ethnicity is not a race, therefore not racism. It's always a racist move.
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1. Thanks 2. I didn't say it was, I was commenting purely on the phrase x or y isn't a race therefore what was said can't be racist. And one difference, possibly, is the fact that one of the women singing this song is Muslim.
Everything. The music, the singing, the dancing, the lyrics 
#2, why is it ok to say niqabis look like “a big black tent” or “a bat” but saying they look like “a letterbox” is racist?Your mistake then, was using this incident as an example to make your point. It was a very bad ex and it does not make your point. There are ample opportunities to make that point, but you’d lose out on the virtue signaling points for jumping on the ‘Boris is racist’ bandwagon
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Or perhaps your mistake for assuming my point was something it wasn't, a point perhaps you assumed I was making so you could make yours. Happens a lot. But all best to you, D.
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