Eth/125 week #4
‘No you cannot judge a whole religion group on the grounds of idiots because it is utterly foolish. You are right race is reference to a wide-ranging of relationship of people. Nazi’s tried to look over them you see where it got them just because you’re German people shouldn’t have judged them. The Holocaust and the involvement that Adolf Hitler had with the Nazi facility murder on some six million European Jews during World War 2. There had always been hostility toward Jews long before the Holocaust--even as far back as the prehistoric times, when the Roman authorities destroyed the Jewish temple in Jerusalem and forced Jews to leave Palestine. The exploitation and along with the discrimination that they had to face was unbelievable what was imposed on the Jews culture for so long.
How the Muslims and Muslims have changed since the 9/11. Many Muslim Americans believe that it is harder to be a Muslim in the United States since 9/11 said that they face an increase in scrutiny and with discrimination as well as their religions believes and their cultural behavior
became they are the focus of intense community discussion. Muslims in America, half of them believe that it's hard to be a Muslim in the United States 10 years after this horrible indent since the 9/11. But there have been no findings or no signs that the Muslims haven’t been hostility or augmented about any extra support because of the prejudice and reassurance of extreme measures. We'd like to hear from Muslims in the audience today. What's changed for you since September the 11th?
You are correct judging a person or an ethical group of people before you get to know then. Right or wrong, people judge you on the clothes you ware. If they don’t do the right thing, then you can be judged. Take more time and effort to really get to know a person before judging them.
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