I think there's a more succinct way to express the author's points.
Liberals have a politically correct hierarchy in place. Muslims are at the top of that hierarchy.
Thus, whenever a conflict exist, the question of who is right and who is wrong can be decided, a priori, without analyzing what anyone actually *did* in the conflict, in order to find out who committed ethically wrong actions and who did not.
Since the conflict in Gaza involves Muslims, they must be in the right, since they're at the top of the hierarchy. There is no need to analyze what either side did. To do so would be racist. The reason leftists get so testy when questioned on these matters is because they know deep down this is nonsense. You cannot adjudicate who is right or wrong in any particular conflict without examining what those on each side actually *did*.
Might one suggest that Satan's kingdom isn't divided against itself?
ReplyDeleteI think there's a more succinct way to express the author's points.
ReplyDeleteLiberals have a politically correct hierarchy in place. Muslims are at the top of that hierarchy.
Thus, whenever a conflict exist, the question of who is right and who is wrong can be decided, a priori, without analyzing what anyone actually *did* in the conflict, in order to find out who committed ethically wrong actions and who did not.
Since the conflict in Gaza involves Muslims, they must be in the right, since they're at the top of the hierarchy. There is no need to analyze what either side did. To do so would be racist. The reason leftists get so testy when questioned on these matters is because they know deep down this is nonsense. You cannot adjudicate who is right or wrong in any particular conflict without examining what those on each side actually *did*.