American director, political and social activist Michael Moore has started a campaign against US Presidential candidate Donald Trump who has called for a ban on all Muslims entering the country.
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“You don’t see those kind of acts of violence or extremism from most of the Muslims, ‘ Hussain said”.
“In our nation we have now laws that stops individuals from getting into the nation who’re deemed to not be conducive to public good”, opposition Labour MP Tulip Siddiq, who’s Muslim, advised Cameron in parliament. I don’t agree that we are all “Muslims” but I also don’t think that all Muslims are a bad, in fact the vast majority of them are probably hard working people.
In the letter, Moore reminded Trump that the United States today is no longer a country of “angry white guys”, that the future U.S. president will be chosen by more diverse voters and that “fortunately” the USA no longer looks like Trump or his supporters. But what has been noticed across the board, in the offices of The Guardian, The Independent, The New Statesman and elsewhere is that every spotlight seems to be shining on Donald Trump. Recall, Donald Trump’s quip of a rant came on the heels of the isolated incident in San Bernadino, California, east of Los Angeles when two gunmen, connected to ISIS, opened fire, murdering 14 unarmed civilians and wounding scores of others: up to 21 non-lethal casualties.
The Oscar victor (and staunch Democrat) has been mostly quiet throughout the months of constant presidential debates and polling, outside of the occasional tweet, but while in DC to screen his movie this week, he and others from the audience walked to the front of the Republican National Committee headquarters to sing Donald Trump-themed Christmas carols. Ben Carson, hot on Trump’s heels in the popularity race, suggested in September that a Muslim should not be in charge of the United States.
Before the San Bernardino attack, a number of anti-Muslim demonstrations set to be held nationwide this fall fizzled, and were replaced with interfaith rallies to support the mosques being protested, The Christian Science Monitor’s Harry Bruinius reported. Moore, however, always found Trump’s request odd. He even cheekily invites Trump to join in. Trump deserves the response but so do his fellow nominees.
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The filmmaker then asked Trump to “leave the rest of us alone so we can elect a real president who is both compassionate and strong”.
