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I'm very surprised the headline didn't say "Muslim Teen Tracks Down 'Alt-Right White Racist thug with beer on his breath' Who Allegedly Attacked Jewish Woman On Subway In Brooklyn".
Btw, the fact that this news station felt they needed to include of all these descriptors means that this is actually a sad story.
Khalifa said he does not think of himself as a hero.
“I don’t know why everyone’s, like, amazed,” he said. “It’s not that heroic.”
Well, Ahmed, the reason everyone is "amazed" is because you have a Muslim sounding name (no one knows your religion) and we have had over a solid year of Muslim bashing lead the headlines from our President elect.
I guess that is why everyone is amazed. But many thinking people are not. Well done young man.
Well, Ahmed, the reason everyone is "amazed" is because you have a Muslim sounding name (no one knows your religion) and we have had over a solid year of Muslim bashing lead the headlines from our President elect.
I guess that is why everyone is amazed. But many thinking people are not. Well done young man.
Who's amazed here? I'll answer that for ya': A-hole liberals were the ones amazed. Unless of course you think CBS New York is run by conservatives. It wasn't Foxnews that pursued this story so aggressively.
Btw, do you think they asked this kid how he knew he was helping a Jew prior to chasing down this suspect? Did he somehow profile her?
Yeah, why the big deal and obsession about the religion of them? Aren't we past that? Kind of like " Dog rescues cat from fire." meh.
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