I'm not sure; probably. That didn't stop it from being a 'ridiculous self-righteous justification for revolting cynicism' though. If I know something I think is wrong, I'll seek a way in which I can arrive at something which isn't wrong. That's the hope, anyway.

I know what you're saying and I realise the 'dilemma', but I would stress it's not a case of 'not being able to help it'. That sounds like a vague way of further enhancing one's own prejudices to me. It's a language trick. In many ways, that the prejudice is a conscious one makes it all the more reprehensible. Which takes us back to my previous post and what the arguments against this mosque boil down to.

I'm not a Vulcan.