A blogger attributed fraud cases involving Muslim migrants to the Quran itself.
Under the headline “Here's Why So Many Muslim Migrants Are Involved in Massive Fraud Schemes,” the piece cites specific fraud cases and attributes the pattern to Quranic verses it says permit taking money from non-Muslims.
Individual fraud cases are real and prosecutable. Routing them through scripture converts defendants into a category and the category into a cause.
The subhead does the work: the answer “goes straight back to the Qur'an.” That's an argument about a religion, not about the accused.
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Pamela Geller, Geller Report
"Here's Why So Many Muslim Migrants Are Involved in Massive Fraud Schemes. The answer, like so much else, goes straight back to the Qur'an."
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