07-02-2013, 06:47 PM
IF anyone made such a "stick together" stereotype about a certain other religion and the Second Amendment, the usual suspects would be shrieking and rending their garments.
I am all in favor of decent people with objectively good values (such as Second Amendment defense of innocent life) sticking together and watching each other's backs. The suggestion stands alone and requires no antisemitic stereotyping of Muslims to make the point.
If good people did "stick together," would that be a "conspiracy"? If people talked about good people "sticking together," would such discussions be 'conspiracy theory"?
[some humor injected]
I am all in favor of decent people with objectively good values (such as Second Amendment defense of innocent life) sticking together and watching each other's backs. The suggestion stands alone and requires no antisemitic stereotyping of Muslims to make the point.
If good people did "stick together," would that be a "conspiracy"? If people talked about good people "sticking together," would such discussions be 'conspiracy theory"?
[some humor injected]