Ok, disregarding my first post. Ethiopia does have quite a large Sunni Muslim population.
What I assumed the point of the cartoon was works less well now, but is still functional. They are poking fun at him adopting children from a region of the world with a lot of Muslims (sort of like refugees) while not allowing refugees from a Muslim area because they might be secret terrorists. Thus, his kids might also be secret terrorists by that logic.
It's pointing out how stupid and hypocritical he is, not making a statement on race.
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All I see, is a cartoonist suffering from writer's block. It's too lame to be offending. Honestly, the guy who commited this piece of insufficient garbage had a deadline incoming, was poking his brain with a pencil hunting for boogers and succumbed to his rising desperations while watching the clock ticking. "Uhm uhm uhm muslims, muslims, joke about racism uhm...oh this guys kid is muslim."
It's bad bad bad bad, because it's lame lame lame lame. If he were a proper artist he would have bought himself some nice LSD, got high and fly and we would not have do deal with such a half-assed..."idea".
Maybe there is a future for him in his dads accountant union.
Because the only websites and news sources that spit out that statement are Right-Wing trash sites who have spent years attacking the Muslim people. In the other thread about the refugees the only proof anyone could provide was from Breitbart, WND, CBN, and The Blaze.
It's extremely hypocritical if you're adopting children from a majorly Muslim country yet turning away others because there's a chance they might be terrorists.
“You're not to be so blind with patriotism that you can't face reality. Wrong is wrong, no matter who does it or says it.”― Malcolm X
I watch them fight and die in the name of freedom. They speak of liberty and justice, but for whom? -Ratonhnhaké:ton (Connor Kenway)
Why do you think there might be terrorists hiding among them? It is because they are Muslim? That they come from an Islamic country or region? Or because something has happened to cause one to think there are terrorists among them?
That last option has never happened, so it must be one of the first. In the case of this particular gentleman, he adopted children from a region of the world that has quite a large Islamic population. So maybe they are hiding secret terrorists in orphanages now too. See, it's satire because it plays an irrational fear out to a ridiculous degree to point out how silly it really is.
Back up here. This is nothing to do with Muslims, this is something to do with an extremist militant group pretending to be refugees to enter the country, this isn't if ISIS members are Muslim, Christian, or worship the flying spaghetti monster.
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IT is racist, the artist is saying he is scared of his children because of their race, how is that not racist?
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It doesn't make sense that an ISIS member could pretend to be a refugee to get entrance into the country? Maybe you don't think its likely and thats a fair argument but to say it doesn't make sense it could happen is asinine
The hell are you prattling on about? You questioned why it was hypocritical and I responded and this is the gibberish you come up with?
Adopting kids from a country that has Islam as a majority of its religion while turning your backs on others of the Islam faith out of fear of them being terrorists is the very embodiment of hypocrisy.
If it has nothing do with Muslims you better stop arguing about ISIS trying to infiltrate the US though Syrian refugees. Or were you one of those nutters who thought they were entering the country through Mexico too?
“You're not to be so blind with patriotism that you can't face reality. Wrong is wrong, no matter who does it or says it.”― Malcolm X
I watch them fight and die in the name of freedom. They speak of liberty and justice, but for whom? -Ratonhnhaké:ton (Connor Kenway)
“You're not to be so blind with patriotism that you can't face reality. Wrong is wrong, no matter who does it or says it.”― Malcolm X
I watch them fight and die in the name of freedom. They speak of liberty and justice, but for whom? -Ratonhnhaké:ton (Connor Kenway)