Pride is casualty, Scapegoating through stereotypes

Pride is casualty, Scapegoating through stereotypes

By Dr. Sohail Ansari

Conceived and worded by DR Sohail Ansari (originality of concepts and originality of words).

He believes that there can never be a zero scope for improvement and appreciates criticism if it is not for the sake of criticism.

·       ‘The courage to fight an evil comes from the devil himself.’

 Pride is casualty   

·        It is much easier to accept the request for forgiveness than to request for forgiveness because in latter case pride is casualty.

   Scapegoating through stereotypes 

·        Every individual has his flaws; flaws, however, differ in kind and intensity because of the set of circumstances. Individuals sharing racial and cultural identity may not share same flaws because of the contextual difference or difference in upbringing. Black American living in penury constitutes the majority of black American and may exhibit the fundamentally different attitude to capitalism from that of black American living in opulence and penury, constituting the minority of black American. Poor black American most possibly is the American hostile to capitalism; however, it is still possible that he may not be so because of the difference in a way he is raised. Rich black American most possibly is the American who is not hostile to capitalism; however, it is still possible that he may not be so because of the difference in a way he is raised. Stereotypes such as ‘enemy of west’ and ‘fundamentalist’ focus on the stereotypical traits target audience loathe or fear, but these stereotypes are far from being representative of the entire group and are created for scapegoating Muslims of the entire world and distracting attention from the need to fix the problems for which blame is being assigned.