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Originally Posted by lostalex
because the day before a suicide bomber or plane hijacker attacks they look and sound just like all the "everyday muslims". the whole point is you can't tell which ones are terroists and which ones are "everyday muslims". they look and sound exactly the same.
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Which is exactly the kind of language used back in WW2 against other groups (such as Roma, Jews, etc) so let's be very careful about the way we phrase things here.
You usually can't spot a white supremacist until they attack a school either, so I really don't think you can use what you've said as a justification for generalisation and stereotyping.