It entered an aggressive new phase last month when the FBI raided Giuliani's home and office and Toensing's. Muslims, they're phenomenal people, but like everything else, you have people where there are problems. The investigation into Giuliani arose from the criminal probe into Parnas and Fruman. NPRs Ilya Marritz is here now to catch us up with this high-profile investigation. And yet-just in case-Trump offers a figleaf: "Look, I have many, many Muslim friends, living in this building. Giuliani is not only a former mayor of New York City, he was also a lawyer for former President Trump. Open bigotry is considered remarkably acceptable, as long as it is on the basis of belief. FigLeaf, a startup founded by Slava Kolomeichuk and Yuriy Dvoinos, is developing a cross-platform app to give users insight into how their personal data has been affected and new tools to control.
After all, 22% of Americans say they wouldn't vote for a Mormon and 40% would not vote for an atheist. and the fig leaf of philanthropy could only hide so much. Many Americans who consider it very important not to be racist are nonetheless quite comfortable with prejudice on the basis of religious belief, and not just against Islam. Bloomberg spoke in favor of the center Giuliani came out against, as did Senator Clinton. But the fact that their subject matter is religion and not race is crucial. And there's something to that-'racist' is sometimes used as a synonym for 'bigoted' and there's no doubt that these are bigoted.
These utterances have been called racist. He calls for Muslims to be banned from the country, and placed in internment camps. And, crucially, the norm is silent on religion.Trump makes even stronger, more blatant claims about Muslims.
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