Islamophobiaphobia in the New York Times

Yesterday, we looked at our nation’s leading journalists in Investigative reporters at the New York Times uncover the real victims of the 9/11 attacks

Today, let’s consider another 9/11 anniversary article from the same paper: “Facing Islamophobia, Mamdani Keeps Focus on 9/11 Victims”.

Because he is afraid of Islamophobia, the NYT tells us, Mayor Mamdani isn’t doing the things that he actually wants to do and instead is occupied with considering the New Yorkers who were killed by his fellow Muslims. The NYT reminds us that it wasn’t only Mamdani’s aunt who was a victim of 9/11:

… for Mr. Mamdani, the dual identities of being a young mayor and a Muslim has brought an added layer of pressure and scrutiny. He was 9 years old when the attacks took place and had been living in the United States for two years after moving with his family from Uganda. He has called the day a horrific tragedy for all Americans and one where a Muslim like him was officially marked as an “other.”

Do we need a word that means “fear of Islamophobia”? How about Islamophobiaphobia? Then we could say, “Because of Islamophobiaphobia, Ayatollah Mamdani did not organize a River to the Sea #FreePalestine event at City Hall as he had hoped to.”

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9 thoughts on “Islamophobiaphobia in the New York Times”

  1. “Nothing is so much to be feared as fear.” — Thoreau

    A blue-eyed blond ex with a grudge would be a close second.

    • > a moving video of me and my Palestinian friends

      Speaking of “never forget”, I forgot about this. But how do we know it isn’t A.I.?

      (Hey Mammadani, you obviously need something to do besides turning NYC into a 3rd world shithole. Complete this sequence: 0.818181818… When you are done, tell us what it means.)

      Thank Jesus we can forget about Muslims for another year. Right?

    • These colors don’t run, homeskillet, at least they didn’t used to:

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      Now why don’t you do like the nice fireman requested, and return to wherever it was you whence came? Jesus loves you! (We don’t.)

  2. The West has become far too woke and far too weak. We are now seeing media outlets argue that even the word “terrorism” is emotionally and politically loaded and should be avoided.

    If we reach a point where we cannot call terrorist a terrorist, soon, terrorist will be considered a minority that need special right and protection like LGBTQ. If so, when will we see Queers for Terrorist?

    A must watch by Bill Maher on 9/11, terrorist and genocide.

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