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the citizens of U.S.A and European countries have no right to call any random Muslim a terrorist
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I don't quite understand why anyone would try to contest this view. No one should ever be accused of being a terrorist without good reason. However, I do think you shouldn't just say the USA and Europe, you should just say "people" in general, because while some American citizens may be Islamophobic (mostly stemming from the 9/11 attacks), anyone can be Islamophobic, not just Americans and Europeans.
Very good point friend! No, I didn't forget those, they are infuriating as well. However, I possesses no knowledge of how Muslims live there ( I heard about the camps at China, but that is not a way for me to make assumptions about the entirety of Asia, same for the other nations I didn't mention) So you might say that it's more about me debating in an area I know more about, rather than me assuming that nothing happens there. It is still a very good point! I am sorry I didn't include it in the description, this is still new to me haha.
So what about for example Taiwan, China, Japan, Australia, Timbuktu, Nigeria, New Zealand, South Africa. Do they have the right to? Didn't think so, you clearly didn't think it through. Have a look at my username. xx