Re: Communal Muslims Vs Secular Muslims
Don’t be a political slave to a party but be a slave to your religious affiliation instead?
I don’t really know what she means here. Honestly, what is the difference between voting for someone simply based on party loyalty and voting for someone simply based on loyalty for other things (ie. religion)?
I think that the statement to look past political party and not be a slave to it could have been made in a much better way. The rather hasty manner in which she made her point comes across as divisive. In general, I don’t think sarcasm works very well on a large scale, such as politics, because not everyone is able to pick up on it and some people have the tendency to take everything that is said literally.