A beautiful example of how Sikhs - who endure hate regularly - respond with values of love and compassion consistently.
Bigoted, anti-Muslim woman gets in the face of a politician, who is not a Muslim, but Sikh, to demand he end Sharia Law. Canada.https://twitter.com/Singh13/status/906040895635472386 …
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It makes me terribly sad, but hopeful for the spirit of love that confronts hatred and anger.
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Even in Canada. I see that "privileged" bigoted disrespectful behavior is international.pic.twitter.com/Jcn1CFf8TE
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Oh yes it's here. I think we can always be deluded into believing the work is done. It's an ongoing challenge knowledge/compassion may cure
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Doesn't surprise me, as a Canadian citizen I see plenty of Muslim hate here... and people not knowing Sikh are not the same thing.
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Not that even if she got his religion correct she be any better. Muslims aren't a hive mind he can't tell a billion+ people what to do.
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adding "Canada." at the end, as if to blanket statement the entire country under this persons actions is spreading ignorance
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I wish we deserved all the praise we get on twitter (for just not being horrible) Jagmeet did a good thing. The bar is very low.
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I didn't & have never praised. Just commented on a comment that seemed to blanket. jagmeet acted with great grace
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Sorry, I was unclear. Speaking as a Canadian, as a country we receive much unearned praise. Jagmeet earned it, just not the whole country.
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The patience and love Sikhs have for people who misunderstand them will always amaze me
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To add to the positive side of this (how Jagmeet handled it) - his campaign has signed up more members than all of his competition combined.
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She is a Canadian bigot and I, as a Canadian,am ashamed of her behavior.
#love&courageThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Not to judge superficially, but when he's called Singh, has a huge turban and a beard like a rainforest, how can you not know he's a Sikh?
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Singh is not a Muslim name, for one easily fact-checked thing.
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Honestly like to know, how does one go their entire adult life without learning the differences between Sikhs and muslims?
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No I get it. Glad you have an open mind to learn new things. I'm from small east Texas town, I'd say 98% wouldn't know the difference either
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