Curiously, is it better to be anti-theist than anti-Muslim? I have a feeling like I can be against religion, but not one religion.
They should be allowed to speak but they ain't borrowing my megaphone. Good on Facebook for feeling the same (at last).
I mean the French, British, Russians, Spanish, Germans, Americans, Italians, etc. are all extremely different but they nonetheless get lumped into 'White (which is damn-near the same thing as ethnically Christian).
> nonetheless get lumped into 'White (which is damn-near the same thing as ethnically Christian).
you said it yourself, it's lumping everything together. This never leads to anything good, just look at Jugoslavian war, same people or at least closely related ethnically and nevertheless so atrocious; that's what religion, hate and envy for patches of lands could lead to.
How does that work? Russians are ethnically Christian I presume, but they are Orthodox Christians so do they get a license to rail against the Catholic church or would that be "hate speech". What about railing against Mormons? Or does that only extend to the religious sect that is traditionally associated with that ethnic group in that particular area?
I see the idea I think, but it seem it needs to be defined a bit more precisely to be useful.