Discussing “the obvious antipathy Muslims hold for America” in his May 1 WorldNetDaily column, Erik Rush writes:
I’ve had a crash course in this phenomenon, so to speak, having made a controversial comment online concerning Muslims on the day the bombing occurred. Muslims and many sympathetic (read “deluded”) Americans took great offense. What I find interesting is the fact that out of the tens of thousands of death threats, hate tweets, emails and so forth, not one person wrote to tell me that they were Muslim, but love America, and condemn Islamist terrorism.
Notice that Rush doesn’t say what that “controversial comment” was. As we’ve documented, it was his expressed desire to kill all Muslims, and his after-the-fact declaration that his death threat was merely “sarcasm.” That puts the “death threats, hate tweets, emails and so forth” in a little more context, doesn’t it?
Then, later in the column, Rush writes: “I have no wish to persecute Muslims.” Apparently wanting to kill them all does not qualify as persecution in Rush’s twisted, hateful little brain.