"The Swiss have failed to give a clear signal for diversity, freedom of religion and human rights," said Omar Al-Rawi, integration representative of the Islamic Denomination in Austria, which said its reaction was "grief and deep disappointment."
What, exactly, does Mr. Al-Rawi expect? The Swiss, after all, are infidels, are they not? I wonder what his reaction was when the Taliban destroyed Buddhist shrines in Afghanistan. Was that a signal for diversity? Is Iranian persecution of Jews and Christians a signal for diversity? Etc., etc.
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Two wrongs don't make a right.
The pot calling the kettle black.
Also - you're confusing "muslim" with "muslim extremist." Or, you're suggesting that "muslim" is synonymous with "taliban."
You're also confusing "Austrian Muslim" with "Iranian Muslim Extremist."
Preemptively: Does my unwillingness to discriminate against all muslims based on the actions/beliefs of the extremist minority make me an antisemite? I'd say not. I'd say it makes me a good Jew.
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