Is it Islamophobic to connect the dots between Islamists and El-Sayed?

[u/Ask4MD]

https://www.jns.org/opinion/column/jonathan-s-tobin/is-it-islamophobic-to-connect-the-dots-between-islamists-and-el-sayed

[u/BoredAtWork1976]

Not at all.  His own half-sister has claimed that their family has deep ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, which is considered a terrorist organization.  Also, the guy somehow owns a house in a Dubai, despite not apparently being able to afford something like that.  It is totally fair to ask who he really represents.

[u/Black_XistenZ → u/BoredAtWork1976]

Oh, there is no doubt about who he really represents...

[u/ITrCool]

Nope

[u/Key-Monk6159]

Used to be called Common Sense.

[u/triggernaut]

Even the use of the word "Islamophobic" is dangerous because it gives credence to a system of subjugation that, if unchecked, will destroy the west.

[u/tribe171]

Islamophobia doesn't exist. It'd be like saying someone has tigerphobia.

[u/ComputerRedneck]

Not a bit.
The left likes to conflate fear with legitimate concern. Both are completely different.

[u/Emilia963]

How is it islamophobic? His name is literally islamic

[u/tlm11110]

Label it what you want! But the dots still lead to one place.

[u/Dependent-Aside-9750]

No. Pattern recognition is part of how the brain is wired.

[u/raccoonbandit13]

You can either be called and islamophobe and lose your country, or be called an islamophobe and save your country.

[u/Daniel_Day_Hubris]

*Muslims. there is no distinction.

[u/KevtheKnife]

Who cares?

[u/142Ironmanagain]

It’s more like Islamic fundamentalism

[u/Rock_Hound_66]

No