Davenport's Islamophobia

From Charles Davenport, Jr., editor of The Greensboro Guardian:

Contrary to what your children are taught in the public schools, some cultures are indeed superior to others, and “celebrating diversity” is not always a grand idea. It is unfortunate that the judge in London did not sentence Mr. and Mrs. Ahmed to a dose of their own medicine, and have them stoned to death in the public square. Still, it is heartening to be reminded that intolerance has not been completely abolished, despite the best efforts of the sentimental, self-aggrandizing do-gooders who preach the gospel of multiculturalism.

That right there is one more upside down belch of bile.

Contrary to what your children are taught in the public schools, some cultures are indeed superior to others, and “celebrating diversity” is not always a grand idea.

I suppose that is a nod to the thoroughly laughable notion of American Exceptionalism.

It is unfortunate that the judge in London did not sentence Mr. and Mrs. Ahmed to a dose of their own medicine, and have them stoned to death in the public square.

That’s right, Jughead, neither we nor our cousins across the pond embrace Sharia law, despite your whimpering.

Still, it is heartening to be reminded that intolerance has not been completely abolished, despite the best efforts of the sentimental, self-aggrandizing do-gooders who preach the gospel of multiculturalism.

Here we have incontrovertible evidence of an idiot. Thank God he has found someone more intolerant than himself to take the blame. And his adjectives describing the offenders are inane. As to the gospel of multiculturalism, xenophobia is certainly another way to go. Of course, multiculturalism requires tolerance, whereas being afraid of everybody is simply an immature method of response.

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