Baruck Obuma

(1) every year since 9/11, most of the people who blame all Muslim for the attack are right-wing White individuals (not all). But these same individuals will then argue that “not all white people are responsible for slavery” and that anyone who argues that point is either racist or stupid. They don’t see the problem with blaming an entire group for something bad, then saying “group blaming” is wrong when used against them. (2) you went into the post fully knowing that the tweet was speaking of slavery in America (and who benefited from it) and the problems that arose after 9/11, but chose to ignore that point and brought in a completely different point to make yourself sound intelligent. (3) the entire point of the post was the fallacy of group a blaming group b for something, then group a becoming upset when they are blamed for something. It’s not meant to be an “all white people” post, and that fact shouldn’t have to be explained.

(You know you could’ve just hit ever to space out the paragraphs)

1) What proof do you need? Go on many right- leaning sites or blogs (especially on social media) and you'll see it: group blaming. Even top government officials don't mind disregarding the constitution and banning Islam in America. And so you think blaming an entire group for the actions of a few is fine to do? So should the US ban Catholicism because of a few bad priests? Or ban all right-wing ideologies because the FBI believes they are the biggest terroristic threat to the nation?

(1) every year since 9/11, most of the people who blame all Muslim for the attack are right-wing White individuals (not all). But these same individuals will then argue that "not all white people are responsible for slavery" and that anyone who argues that point is either racist or stupid. They don't see the problem with blaming an entire group for something bad, then saying "group blaming" is wrong when used against them. (2) you went into the post fully knowing that the tweet was speaking of slavery in America (and who benefited from it) and the problems that arose after 9/11, but chose to ignore that point and brought in a completely different point to make yourself sound intelligent. (3) the entire point of the post was the fallacy of group a blaming group b for something, then group a becoming upset when they are blamed for something. It's not meant to be an "all white people" post, and that fact shouldn't have to be explained.

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If you don't generalize then the post wasn't talking about you lol. The post isn't even referencing a majority of white people anyway. But I've seen many bigots parrot that all Muslims are bad because of 9/11, but then get defensive whenever slavery is brought up. Those are the people this tweet refers to