"He didn't have a problem forgiving them, because it didn't happen to him. This inability to feel...it's just appalling. Of course he could forgive the muslims, but it wasn't up to him to forgive."
Gents, you'll excuse me for opining that you're both missing the mark a bit. It's not that this professor has lost his ability to feel, he's been trained by the fantasy world of academia to avoid judging others at all cost. You can engage in all manner of abhorent behavior on a college campus, and it's celebrated as diversity. But woe to the native-born American who denigrates a primitive/ third-world culture, who refuses to embrace (even literally) sexual perversion, who dares to oppose racial quotas, etc, etc, etc.
The irony of course is that this refusal to pass judgment on anything invites the growth of Islam, a faith that even Hitler must have admired for its rigidity. This may one day reach a point where Islam cuts the throats of the 'diverse' in our society.
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