Once again, the albatross of social issues that is racism is being hung around the necks of every American. While the olympic games in Rio might be the most dangerous of all time, both environmentally and physically, one olympic athlete believes that it’s far more unsafe back home in America.
Ibthihaj Muhammad, an American fencer and the country’s first Olympian to wear a hijab, fears the anti-Islamic sentiment in the United States, and is no hurry to return home.
Apparently, the “racist incidents” happening in the United States that have created anti-Islam sentiment aren’t easy on her. Well, what about the thousands of Americans, who no longer feel safe just walking out their front doors?
If terrorism has reached San Bernadino, there’s really no telling where it could happen next. And the American people shouldn’t be called “racist” for fearing those who practice Islam. After all, it’s real life atrocities all over the world, carried out in the name of Islam, that have created this fear.
Read what else Muhammad said on the next page.
Aaaaaaaawwwwwww. Did-ums?
The beautiful thing is we can voice are opinions and displeasure and still be All American!!
Send her to a Muslim country so she can learn to appreciate where she is from God Bless America !Where you are Blessed weather you hate or love America Our God is Good!
Than leave!!!!!
She needs kicked off the home team!! Her$#%&!@*needs to go to a Muslim country, not here!!
She should relocate to a country that is under sharia law, maybe she would feel safe there and be happier, we do not need her to be here and miserable enough to complain to the entire world about our country.She is free to leave anytime, that is the way freedom works.
No but to my knowledge he has never let an embassy who begged for weeks for help get over run and 4 people killed or given Iran 1.9 billion with no oversight in a bogus nuke deal
So anyone with a gripe should leave bc they have a gripe?
She is not a immigrant nor refugee ?
Then lie about with pres Obama about a video that wasn’t even posted yet