Michael Oke, II wrote:
> Nobody is playing anything, except perhaps for you.
So you're not playing.... they you..... ok, understood. I'll try and
explain it in simple terms.
> You put forth an
> allegation of racism but backed it up with religious examples so I
> merely asked you to provide some clarification of your point.
Yes, no problem. You see, I don't think there is a word for
"religious-ism" or "discriminat-ism", so racism may well do. The point
is that you are discriminating and being pejorative to a whole group of
people, be it race or religion is incidental.
Let's see if I can make it simpler, it is as if I were to discriminate
you based on IQ (as in "US born low IQ") or on lack of humour ("US born
Humourless"). Get it?
> Perhaps
> it is something that you are incapable of and, if so, I'll just have to
> accept your post at it's face value.
>
That might also be. But in that case I would clarify it in Spanish and
you, with your renowned gift of tongues, would see my meaning.
>
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> ::moii
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>
> Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
>
>> Michael Oke, II wrote:
>>
>>> When did Muslim become a race?
>>>
>>>
>> You are certainly playing dumb, so I'm not going to answer.
>> ...
>> ..
>> .
>> You ARE playing dumb. Are'nt you?
>>
>>
>>> -----
>>> ::moii
>>> -----
>>>
>>> Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Do they have "US born Catholic", "US born buddhist", "US born
>>>> episcopalian" categories too? Or are they just being racist as usual?
>>>>
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