One True Scotsman fallacy.
Members of ISIS are not Muslims. They are terrorists despised by actual Muslims the world over. Muslims are their primary victims.https://twitter.com/ShaunKing/status/867063565802500098 …
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There are no rules to being Scottish, there are rules to being Muslim.
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If you're going down that route, there are probably no "true" Muslims or Christians at all.
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Yes, it's either one extreme or the other.
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Ultimately, yes. What rules matter? What interpretations are allowable? There is no objective basis to make the call about who is a member.
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You know, they have books on this stuff.
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No, they're Muslims. We don't need to pretend they aren't to continue to protect and stand with peaceful Muslims.
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Yes, they are Muslims. You can be a Christian and a terrorist at the same time. This just ignores the problems with faith-based thinking.
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You're not one of them. They're Muslims, but they belong to a subset called Jihadists, which you obviously aren't.
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This is actually true, but the world only notices when non-Muslims are harmed.
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No true Scotswomen fallacy, plain and simple. Yes fight against the xenophobic forces, but don't forsake rationalism.
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My latest. Shaun king spreads misinformation on Islam and makes other liberals looks bad by not standing up for liberal principles
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Except that ISIS is funded by 'Actual Muslims,' some of whom may have just been in the room as the US President was performing a curtsy.
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How is that any different than the alleged "Christian" terrorists in America?
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