I took your earlier statement to mean that “moderate Muslims” must denounce the radical ones in order to prove moderate ones exist. But their silence is deafening. Granted.
Not all black people are part of the black mobs demanding more and more “rights” and handouts nor among those who refuse to look in the mirror to see what is destroying black youth is today’s black culture. There are many conservative and Christian blacks who are not part of that crowd. My point is that they should not be treated with contempt merely because they share the same color as those who are guilty. And further, they are in no way obligated to denounce the black mobs or the racialist leaders just to prove that not all black people are like that.
Conservatism asserts individual, personal responsibility. This includes the idea that a conservative black person is in no way responsible for the behavior of other black people just because they share the same pigmentation.
This is a conservative view, not the consequence of being “brainwashed by the left.”
“And further, they are in no way obligated to denounce the black mobs or the racialist leaders just to prove that not all black people are like that.”
I’m so glad you mentioned that since, then, conversely, I would not be obligted to denounce white racist groups just to prove that not all white groups are like that. Sounds a little silly, right? But , isn’t that what you are saying?