Everybody loves Islam -- German edition

[Alex K]

@Alex K

I only treat individuals as individuals.
En masse, masses are a danger and as such I damn them as a mass.
The actions informed are largely defensive involving where to hide because as an individual I do not have much effect and from what I see, to become effective as an individual, you have to join some mass thus losing your individuality. That catch 22 is some catch.

This is just evasive waffling to me, I don't really know what you mean. My point is - we both (I assume) live in democracies where the people in principle indirectly shapes policy decisions by either voting for someone, or supporting other viable political acts in a democracy such as demonstrations. I don't even want to address how imperfect this system is. In this here thread, we are talking about taking political action with respect to Muslims as a group, so I'd like to know how your diffuse damning of groups of people translates to your political decisions as a citizen of a democracy.