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  black & muslim
context: She's Black with a  foreign sounding name, and wears a head covering.
  We done here? >
  
  Don't forget she's a woman. Gotta hate on women if you want to be republican. >
  
  And an intelligent, well spoken, strong and independent woman. The kind they hate the most. It's the MO for their favorite Boogeymen/woman... Hillary Clinton...Nancy Pelosi. >
  
  Also she said something not supportive of Israel, so she basically has ticked every box these people have for being an evil communist BLM terrorist. >
  
  If I understood correctly she was referring to lobbyists. It was a poor choice of words, but that is what it always is about when it comes to lobbyists. Unless I am missing something. >
  
  Well we all know the truth isn't always welcome in politics. Especially these days. I get that Israel is one of our greatest allies and that as a people they have been through A LOT, but what is happening in Palestine isn't just. >
  
  What's happening to Palestinians in Israel right now would be labeled war crimes if any other country were doing it. >
  
  Agree. It is tragic. >
  
  I mean, on the one hand, she is everything they claim to love. The american dream right? On the other hand she is everything they hate. Brown, female, muslim, progressive. She ticks the box of every demographic they would erase or subjugate if they could. So having to treat her as an equal or worse, with respect, when she is smarter than they are, adds insult to injury. >
  
  That's a Bingo! >
  
  "Ya just say bingo..." >
  
  Bongo! >
  
  They're good dogs Bongo! >
  
  Rep. Ilhan Omar is polar opposite of Donald Trump: young, female, African, immigrant, refugee. Rep. Omar grew up in poverty, and she is a purveyor of social justice. >
  
  She is also increadibly intelligent. >
  
  Correct. I also forgot to add that Rep. Omar is Muslim. She’s one of my favorites in Congress. >
  
  The Squad in general are all sorts of awesome >
  
  Really? Can't figure that one out? 
  She's an immigrant from a "shit hole" country. 
  She's Muslim and wears a hijab (sp). 
  And she's a Black woman. >
  
  She is also smart and they like their women very dumb, just look at Bobert or Greene. >
  
  And Blackburn in the Senate. Dumb as a post. >
  
  Don't you insult a wooden post by saying it's as dumb as Blackburn. >
  
  I apologize to wooden posts everywhere. >
  
  Make a list of things that republicans openly express hate or disdain for.
  Female
  Minority
  Immigrant
  Non Christian
  Attractive women who don‘t exist merely to be ogled, provide men pleasure or massage men’s egos
  People who want the government to work for all citizens and not just the wealthy 
  Now add in that she is successful and working in a job dominated by old white males.   
  This is not one of life’s great mysteries, The Independent. >
  
  And she's rightly critical of Israel >
  
  Woman
  Brown >
  
  And Muslim. 3 things the radical right hate. >
  
  And outspoken. >
  
  Most importantly, a Democrat. Can't use her as a token friend, may as well be a token enemy. >
  
  Well, (to state the obvious) all Democrats are, well... Democrats.  But they don't all attract so much ire from the Republicans as Omar. >
  
  While you're correct, it is bit of stating the obvious, it isn't just that she's a Democrat, but it is definitely also because she is a Democrat. >
  
  Goddamn, your user name fucking rules. 
  Let’s not forget that she is also an immigrant from an African country. >
  
  I mean she ticks all the boxes. But they're not coming after AOC or Tlaib or anyone else in the same way >
  
  I haven’t seen all that much coming out of the squad these days, aside from some well thrown shade from AOC. I hope there’s a really good reason why they aren’t coming to her defense. >
  
  They’re racist shitbags. >
  
  This >
  
  1) She's a woman. 
  2) She's Muslim.
  3) She has dark skin.
  4) She calls them out on their bullshit. >
  
  Black, female and Muslim. She’s everything they hate. >
  
  In this case a picture says a thousand words for them. If you took any random black woman who was a practicing Muslim in America and showed a picture to most  in the GOP the response would be negative. >
  
  Really? >
  
  
  Black
  Muslim
  Woman
  Immigrant
  Speaks her mind >
  
  But but but I thought we WANTED free speech?! >
  
  Republicans believe that everyone has the freedom to agree with Republicans. >
  
  Let’s see:
  1) Black
  2) Muslim (with a head covering)
  3) Refugee
  4) Woman (fearless and outspoken)
  5) Liberal Democrat
  6) Had the audacity to speak out against Israel’s persecution of Palestinians 
  Anything else not to love? She’s a badass who stands up to them as well, can’t have that. >
  
  Why does the dark skinned Muslim woman attract so much republican ire? The world may never know. >
  
  She's not White >
  
  Her sex, her color, her religion >
  
  Because they're racist and sexist. >
  
  Shes a Democrat woman who speaks up, see also Nancy Pelosi, AOC, Hillary >
  
  Do you have to ask? >
  
  I'll give you 3 guesses to find the 3 reasons why and I bet you get them all right. >
  
  because she's everything they hate : not white, not christian, female and educated. >
  
  Black, woman, Muslim, educated, liberal? Republicans hate to see it. >
  
  She’s a black female Muslim that’s progressive - it’s pretty obvious >
  
  She checks every box for them >
  
  Her skin color >
  
  Is there anyone who doesn't already know the answer without having to read the article? >
  
  Can’t speak for Republicans but besides being different to the status quo, she’s definitely let some anti-Semitic commentary fly which receives bipartisan condemnation and then she gives half apologies. >
  
  ignorance and fear >
  
  Could it be gender, skin color, and religious beliefs? >
  
  a smart woman, who is muslim, and black... she is threefer of republican hate magnets >
  
  shes a strong, smart woman >
  
  She’s black, Muslim and a woman, perfect criteria for Republican hatred. >
  
  Because brown and in their club.... >
  
  There’s a few reasons
  
  Muslim
  Woman
  Supports Human Rights >
  
  hmmm...female, not white, muslim, immigrant, progressive, articulate and outspoken...
  pretty much checks all the boxes for right wing hate. >
  
  Three reasons: black Muslim woman.
  That's it. That's all they need to hate and target her. >
  
  I think what it really comes down to is that she is a member of "the squad" and that scares the hell out of them because they know that the squad has the potential to become the biggest obstacle to conservative politics in the USA. Omar and the rest of the squad are extremely well liked left wing politicians that have gathered the support of pretty much every minority that the GOP has alienated over the past 20 years. As the base that supports the GOP continues to age and die out they see that they are losing the power they once had so the GOP is doing everything they possibly can to limit the power that the squad holds while they can. >
  
  There’s a million reasons they hate her but take everything else away and they’d hate her just for being non white.  Racist and republican are synonymous these days. >
  
  She's a brown Muslim woman. The GOP's own hellish trifecta. >
  
  She's brown, Muslim, and a woman. That's it. >
  
  Is this a serious question? >
  
  Ooooh, I don't know... What could it be? RACISM! >
  
  gee your guess is as good as mine >
  
  She’s literally everything they have feared for the last oh idk…forever? >
  
  She is Muslim and liberal the perfect gop boogie man to scare all their voters in to submission >
  
  
  Black
  Muslim
  Woman
  Liberal
  "Foreigner" >
  
  Racism, sexism, and her religion. >
  
  Shocking that the party of racism and misogyny hates a powerful woman of color! Shocking I say! >
  
  1 guess. >
  
  Gee, I’ll give you one guess. >
  
  Racism >
  
  Cuz they’re all a bunch of chauvinists and racists… >
  
  And Christianists >
  
  because she's brown? >
  
  Because she’s black and she’s Muslim >
  
  It will forever be  mystery I guess... >
  
  Her name, race, religion, and gender.  None of those things are acceptable to Republicans. >
  
  They’re racist. It’s not rocket science. >
  
  In the running for the most naive question ever asked. Apologies, that was shitty of me but >
  
  Because she's a democrat, progressive, black, Muslim, intelligent, a woman, and she knows how to fight back and republicans hate that. >
  
  She is smart, she is a woman, she is not white, she is not christian, and she stands up for democracy, not fascism. >
  
  Because she represents the future, and they just can handle an America that isn't predominantly white. Oh ya and they are racist as fuck. >
  
  In the list of questions which the answer is obvious, this one is probably at or close to the top. >
  
  Non-white, wears a headscarf, stands up for the downtrodden palestinians often in conflict with israel. >
  
  Not really a mystery. She ticks most of their bigotry boxes. >
  
  Refer to the Peter Griffin ok not ok chart. >
  
  chart (okay - not okay) >
  
  She’s brown and educated and outspoken. >
  
  To me that’s it. To republicans who believe in an immutable hierarchy in the world, she’s uppity, trying to act and speak above her station. >
  
  It starts with a b- and ends with a -rown >
  
  I mean she’s everything they hate. Women, Muslim, brown, and liberal. >
  
  She is a woman
  She is a Muslim 
  She is brown
  She is a brown Muslim woman.
  In the eyes of the republican party, that's three strikes. >
  
  Because she was elected democratically and not by white Christian landowners referendum >
  
  I don't think anyone is confused as to why. The real question is " Why does this article exist?" Slow news week? >
  
  Intelligent, coherent, pretty, female, non-white, muslim.
  Very popular in her district and therefore out of their control.
  Why wouldn't they hate her? >
  
  Come on now, we all know why >
  
  lol...you know why >
  
  Why does the outspoken minority women attract so much ire from racists? >
  
  They're racist. Was that a serious question? >
  
  “Why did Jackie Robinson get so many death threats just for playing baseball?” >
  
  C'mon....we all know why. She checks off at least 4 boxes from their hate list before she says a word. >
  
  That is an easy question to answer!
  It is because she is a Woman
  It is because she is a Woman of Color
  It is because she is a Muslim Woman
  It is because she is has an accent...thus an "other"
  It is because she is a beautiful Woman
  It is because she is a smart Woman >
  
  YouKnowWhy.gif >
  
  Because she wears a Hijaab. >
  
  She doesn't just piss off Republicans. She correctly criticized Israel's far right government and the influence that AIPAC has and Pelosi was quick to throw her under the bus. >
  
  Why do they hate AOC? They're both women of color who actually came up from working class into a position of power. All things they're against. They want government to be an old money boys club that instills the rich and punishes the working class. >
  
  Because she's a brown Muslim woman
  I'll eat my shoe if their thought process goes beyond those 3 words >
  
  Lol, we all know why.
  She’s muslim
  She’s brown skinned
  She’s a she >
  
  You know why >
  
  She's an immigrant.
  She's a person of colour.
  She's Muslim.
  She's a woman.
  She's intelligent.
  She won't take their shit.  
  She's literally everything they're afraid of. >
  
  Republicans HATE smart, successful women. >
  
  She is an assertive, intelligent, non Christian, dark skinned woman, everything they hate >
  
  Is this a trick question? >
  
  Woman. Muslim. Dark skinned. Foreign name. More educated than them and in a position of power. >
  
  As a Canuck, always thought that anybody who isn’t a male WASP will attract GOP ire. >
  
  Do you really need to ask? >
  
  No article needed; no nuance or long-winded, complex analysis needed:
  Sin #1: She's Muslim
  Sin #2: She's black
  Sin #3: She has the audacity to speak. >
  
  Female, not white, intelligent, not Christian, is a decent person. >
  
  She’s not white and not Christian and not cis male. >
  
  because she wears a headscarf and is a woman of color .. i think that is it >
  
  I wonder >
  
  Why is water wet the next question being asked today? >
  
  Because she's a shitty person who married her brother and hates Jews. >
  
  Dark skin woman and not a Christian 🤷🏼‍♂️ >
  
  Woman. Muslim. Intelligent. >
  
  Muslim/Woman/Black in that order. >
  
  Just putting out there what everyone already thinks: woman, muslim, black, smart, born - everything republicans hate. >
  
  Because they’re so easy to bait? >
  
  An intelligent black Muslim woman who happens to he liberal standing in the way of white Christian nationalist party. >
  
  She’s a black Muslim woman literally the things republicans hate the most >
  
  She's a dark skinned Muslim woman and a Democrat.  
  Next! >
  
  It’s all about the Benjamin’s baby >
  
  Why are headlines always rhetorical questions? >
  
  You know. >
  
  Not white?
  Woman?
  Muslim?
  Intelligent?
  Nah…legitimate policy differences /s >
  
  It's not just Republicans. Both sides dislike her >
  
  Fun fact.  The founding fathers were well aware of what Islam is and said freedom of religion anyway.  This country has never been a Christian Nation. >
  
  Racist xenophobic scumbag cowards? >
  
  The short answer is bigotry.  
  While there may be legitimate disagreements over policies and objections over specific things she has supported or failed to support; that can hardly explain the level of pure, undistilled malice towards this woman. >
  
  She's a black African Muslim former refugee who has the confidence to speak her mind.
  They're a party built around the notion that your identity determines your value to society and your right to exercise power. >
  
  I mean, look at her. 
  Y’all know why. >
  
  Short answer:  Her skin is dark, and she's a woman.  The end. >
  
  Well lets see, 
  She is a woman,
  She is a woman of color,
  She is in a position of authority,
  She has a non-christian name, 
  She is a muslim, 
  She is a liberal.
  She is from Somalia which is considered a "shithole" third world country. 
  So the republicans get to use all of the usual racist, sexist, misogynistic and classist dog whistles against her. >
  
  Uhh…. Sorry, but this one isn’t hard to figure out. >
  
  Do people not understand that most Republicans are either closet racists or outright racists?  I’ve grown up and lived my life around tons of them and it’s absolutely true. >
  
  Why do we need so many thinkpieces on something so patently fucking obvious? >
  
  Because she's intelligent, she's a woman, she's "brown" and she's wearing a scarf. Do you even have to ask? >
  
  Article title should say “you know why” because we all do and don’t need to click the article >
  
  She’s black, she’s a woman, and she’s Muslim. Should answer that for the writer. >
  
  Woman. Muslim. Liberal. Black. Vocal. Progressive.
  Take your pick. Mix and match. >
  
  .... because she's a woman, because she's brown, and because she's Muslim. >
  
  Female.
  Educated.
  Coloured.
  Muslim. >
  
  Because she’s a brown, woman, who wears a headscarf, named Ilhan. It’s the perfect Republican hatefecta >
  
  Woman, brown, headscarf, probably not christian. I don't know anything about the woman and even I can guess this right. >
  
  Non white woman who isn’t a Christian.  Next question. >
  
  Simple, shes a brown Muslim woman (strike 1) who is outspoken and strong-willed (strike 2) and they all want to secretly bang her (strike 3). >
  
  I had to scroll a bit to find #3, but it’s absolutely a factor. There were four original members of The Squad, and Republicans only obsessively hated the two pretty ones. >
  
  What's antisemitic about what she said? Why is it OK for Israel to influence our elections? >
  
  There are long standing anti-semitic tropes about how Jewish people are secretly controlling the world through money and influence. Her remarks were at best careless and played right into those conspiracy theories. >
  
  That's pretty ridiculous. By that logic it's borderline anti-Semitism to critique AIPAC, or any pro-israel lobbying group, for any reason no matter your other political positions.
  If Israel was the only issue where Omar was critical of state power being used to oppress a marginalized group and enforce supremacy of another group, then you might have an argument. But, she's consistently progressive on a wide array of issues, which should indicate her criticisms are coming from a consistent moral framework rather than an adhoc attack driven by antisemitism.
  When people cry "antisemitism" in response to "maybe america shouldn't support Israel so long as it remains an apartheid state", it only makes it harder to point out actual antisemitic behavior, which is real and is very dangerous. >
  
  Okay, ignore the context of Jewish history in regards to controlling the world by controlling "the Benjamins" since you obviously don't understand how racism works. 
  She voted against funding of the iron dome.... 
  For those ignorant, Here is a video of Hamas firing 1100 rockets at civilians. The iron dome is a purely DEFENSIVE air defense system. She voted against protected Jewish citizens. 
  I also venture to guess you understand that by defunding Israel's defenses when they are surrounded by countries on all sides that want them removed entirely you are promoting the genocide of all their citizens. 
  But yes, let's call Israel an apartheid state when at war and their opponent, Hamas, literally calls for the genocide of all Jews in the Hamas Charter. >
  
  Walk with me through a hypothetical, because I'm genuinely curious what your answer is. Let's just say, for arguments sake, that Israel was doing something incredibly heinous. Like let's say Israel was engaged in a genocide of Arabs that was 1:1 equivalent with the Holocaust under an authoritarian regime. In that scenario, would it be acceptable for a politician to vote against funding for the iron dome? Could Israel do anything that would merit the US withholding or reducing support?
  Leaving the hypothetical now, is it possible to criticize AIPAC for anything without being antisemitic, or must it always boil down to "you're saying jewish money is corrupting politicians to do a bad thing, therefore antisemitism"? If I attack AIPAC for using money to influence policy because I say that about every lobbying group, is that attack antisemitic?
  If Israel is an apartheid state, shouldn't that be criticized? >
  
  You're presenting a strawman argument here and I'm not going to entertain the idea that the Jews were the real NAZIs all along (An additional antisemitic conspiracy by the way). You want to justify Omar's antisemitic words and actions because of a hypothetical when there is no justification for antisemitism. 
  Yes, Israel can be criticized. But when we see the UN condemning Israel more than all other countries in the world combined, and with many of these reports neglecting to include the context of actively being at war with a terrorist designated government that has core values of genocide, does that not raise red flags to you that something may be off with how fair that criticism is? >
  
  To be clear, I'm a leftist and antifascist, and I take combatting Naziism very seriously. I was pretty clear it was just a hypothetical, I'm not presenting a straw man. The Holocaust was real, the jews were the victims (along with homosexuals, leftists, Romani, disabled people, and other marginalized groups).
  I'm not using that hypothetical to justify Omar's remarks, I'm trying to gauge if you'd allow any criticism of Israel at all. Criticism of Israel can be antisemitic, or be motivated by antisemitism, but why always assume it? Especially when it comes from someone who regularly talks about institutional oppression of a variety of marginalized groups in other contexts? Shouldn't that indicate the criticism isn't be motivated by antisemitism? I'm totally amenable to the argument that criticism of Israel should be carefully presented so as not to inflame antisemitism, but you're just saying she's an antisemite for being critical of Israel.
  I'd like an answer to my middle questions btw, can one criticize a pro-israel lobby group without it being antisemitic? If so, what would that look like? >
  
  She’s black and Muslim. >
  
  Strong Muslim Woman of color = their worst nightmare >
  
  Just imagine if she was trans and preferred electric stoves. >
  
  A woman of color who is an immigrant non-Christian who advocates for human rights and the erosion of corporate stranglehold on society. >
  
  The reason is simple. She's a progressive, black, Muslim, immigrant woman who is also critical of Israel. All things that Republicans hate. >
  
  Progressives are a threat to Republicans especially, and the majority of Democrats as well, since, by actually representing the interests of their constituents and citizens more broadly, they make it clear that neither Republicans in whole, or the majority of Democrats, represent much other than the interests of the corporations, religious groups, and even more devious forces that back them instead of their constituents or the American people broadly. >
  
  Her skin color, religion and sex. Plus she points out racism often which they don’t believe exists outside of racism against whites. >
  
  
  
  Woman
  
  
  Minority
  
  
  Not Christian
  
  
  Democrat
  
  
  In a shared position of power
  
  
  Does not have the same mindset as they do. >
  
  Because a patriotic Muslim ruins their fear narrative. >
  
  Sexism and bigotry with a side of xenophobia? >
  
  She is non-white, intelligent, attractive, Muslim, liberal, and a woman. They don't like women who can think for themselves, especially women of color. >
  
  She represents Muslim values.  She is not great for LGBt either.  She is a very divisive character. >
  
  Is this a rhetorical question? >
  
  Young female immigrant poc... not hard. 
  And oh ya, the whole Islamophobia thing conservatives got going on despite wanting to institute their own brand if sharia law. >
  
  Black, muslim, immigrant, educated, woman. She is everything they hate. >
  
  “Republicans accuse her of antisemitism, but Democrats see something far more sinister at hand, Eric Garcia reports”
  LOL. FOH with that both sides nonsense. Replace “democrats” with “honest people with eyes and ears” and there’s your byline. >
  
  I’m no Republican. I consider myself a left leaning Democrat. Omar is an antisemite and that bothers me. Not enough to support the GOP against her, but I do wish she could be primaried by a Democrat who isn’t quite as distasteful >
  
  She isn't, being against the Israeli policies of apartheid against the Palestinians doesn't make you an antisemite, what I find distasteful is Democrats that don't know the difference, just saying. >
  
  She’s done far more than speak out against Israel. Suggesting “hypnotism” and saying “it’s all about the Benjamins” were more than that. I absolutely know the difference, and I found her behavior highly offensive. Just saying >
  
  Brown skin.
  Female.
  /thread >
  
  It's easy to point fingers at the GOP for being racist, but really when it gets down to it, as a Somali born US citizen and member of congress for 6 years she simply doesn't have the knowledge or experience to be part of the Foreign Affairs Committee.
  Really?  Do I really need to put a freakin' sarcasm thingy?     God I hate the GOP/right for making what should have been obvious satire, indistinguishable from reality. >
  
  
  God I hate the GOP/right for making what should have been obvious satire, indistinguishable from reality.
  
  At least this isn't hurting your bottom line. This problem is taking food out of the Onion's employee's mouths. >
  
  She does say some controversial stuff from time to time. At one point a group of Jewish Democrats condemned some of her Israel comments. >
  
  Yeah, those comments weren’t that bad. I’ve read the comments people say are anti Semitic or “compare the US to Hamas”.  If you can truly look at Israel and the US through an unbiased lens then you can see what she means and it’s not offensive. >
  
  How offensive something is depends on the person. The key point is that she's even offending people on her side of the isle. She's saying things that are offensive to some people. That explains the ire. >
  
  A lot of people on her side of the aisle are “offended” for theatrics but they don’t care.  You think we aren’t offended by things those same people say and do / don’t do? Pelosi said she was offended, well I’m offended Nancy hasn’t reigned in insider trading. >
  
  So, the post here asks why she draws ire. I'm just explaining why. She says some stuff that even her own side finds controversial.
  I'm not talking about you, what you find offensive, if they are being theatric, if she is right, or if they are right. I'm just addressing the question of why she draws ire. >
  
  You cut out the important part, so I am going to repost it. 
  I'm not talking about you, what you find offensive, if they are being theatric, if she is right, or if they are right. I'm just addressing the question of why she draws ire. >
  
  
  You cut out the important part
  
  which is?
  
  why she draws ire.
  
  because she dared to say the US / Israel isn't perfect. >
  
  She attracts my ire (slightly left of center) for being an anti-semite >
  
  Exemple? >
  
  Gosh I just cannot imagine. >
  
  Brown Skin: Check
  Non Christian: Check
  Woman: Check
  Voices Opinions in the presence of Men: Check Check Check Check >
  
  She’s successful. 
  She’s objectively beautiful according to “western” standards. 
  They are jealous of those two. 
  And they hate her because she is Muslim and a progressive woman. >
  
  Put in other words-Shes not a rich, white, Christian male. >
  
  1) she's a woman.
  2) She's Islamic
  3) She's an immigrant
  4) She's a liberal. 
  I'd say she hit the trifecta, but it's more than 3. >
  
  "Some people did something" is all you need to look at. >
  
  Lol. The people who clutch their pearls at that statement are some of the same people that say blue lives matter. Except they didn't matter too much when they started arresting MAGA derps, or proud boys.
  I assume the outrage is not very genuine when I hear this. >
  
  Because she is a disingenuous racist Jew hater. >
  
  Because her ideas are completely stupid...and I'm NOT a republican.. >
  
  She tells a lot of truths about American policies that makes people who support them feel bad. >
  
  She's brown and very attractive. It confuses their tiny little Neanderthal brains >
  
  Because AOC fights back really well. >
  
  Black
  Foreign sounding name
  Wears head covering
  Intelligent 
  Attractive 
  Powerful 
  Just two or three of those things would be enough to get the conservative outrage machine fired up. Omar’s going for the damn high score. >
  
  Because she's a woman, of color, and Muslim.  All 3 of their "No-No" boxes. >
  
  I'll take racism for 1000. >
  
  Because she is an anti-Semite who married her brother to get him into the country, and after escaping the poverty and oppression of her country she came to the US where the most people have the most freedom possible, and immediately started denouncing the US that provided her with the sanctuary from her former life. I’m not much of one for hating anyone, but this is why I dislike this person. >
  
  Because she’s a black woman. That’s all the reason they need. The fact that she’s Muslim and an immigrant is just gravy >
  
  Woman, female, not white, educated, doesn't do shitty things, doesn't use religion as justification for treating people like dirt, doesn't make laws based on a book of fairy tales ( violation of church and state) >
  
  Trump is literally dining with nazis and white supremacists. >
  
  Hmm… let me see.
  
  
  She arrives as a refugee to the US to then campaign to change the US, which gave her shelter in the first place. Quite brazen! And stupid. 
  
  
  She aggressively propagates the failed cultural values of her failed country, which led to the misery she fled from. Quite reckless! And stupid. 
  
  
  To get him into the country, she declared her brother to be her husband. 
  
  
  She supports all the enemies of the US. 
  
  
  She support any and all imbecile initiatives on Climate
  
  
  Nothing more than that… just some details >
  
  Is this a real question? >
  
  Female, Black, Muslim with a headscarf, "ungrateful immigrant". And it's not just Republican. There are some liberals who feel similarly.