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This should be fun. Been having various good political discussions with my daughter lately. Last night as I'm heading to bed she declared one of my

latest Facebook posts (and I credit Amy with sparking my interest here) as Islamphobic. (I made a comparison that people complaining about wearing masks should talk to some of the women oppressed by their religion and forced to wear niqab/etc). I wasn't in a place so late at night to debate so we left it but I started it off this morning with a text.

"How is calling out Islam's horrific treatment of women any different than taking issue with Christian homophobia?"

I'll admit I am probably a bit on the negative side of the house when it comes to Islam but the interviews and such that I've listened to "recently" have been mostly harsh criticism it. Time to introduce her to Ayaan Hirsi Ali

There is definitely a line to be walked when criticizing religions or cultures but I'm way past being PC about it. Wrong is wrong and how Islam treats women is as well.


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