That’s what Jack Fowler said over on The Corner. Based on this column I’d have to agree that Mushnick rocks.
One gentleman, an Islamic community leader from New Jersey, compared 9/11 to the Oklahoma City bombing. He said that while Muslim-Americans are being targeted since 9/11, Timothy McVeigh was a Christian, thus, he asked, why haven’t Christian-Americans been targeted as security risks?
The man’s question was left to dangle, as if it were rhetorical, as if it made sense.
But where was the voice to say: “Wait a minute, brother, the Christian world, with only a microscopic exception, deplores McVeigh and his action. The Muslim world, to an enormous extent, not only excuses terrorism against Americans, it supports it, blesses the murderers and eagerly awaits the next attack.”
Just the other day I was thinking to myself that if the vast majority of terrorist attacks had been made by blond, blue-eyed, middle-aged white guys that I’d be worried if I weren’t singled out for more attention by airport security. Yes, I’d be miffed about it. But I’d be miffed at those blond, blue-eyed, middle-aged white guy terrorists, not at the people singling me out.
Where’s the TV interview with the Muslim at the airport who’s pissed at Mohammed Atta?
