I happened to stumble across an essay named Terrorists Are Always Muslim but Never White . As you might have guessed, the essay has quite clearly been written by a far-leftist activist and grifter who, unsurprisingly and obviously, attributes the typical mental picture of a terrorist as being a Muslim to racism. Of course. Because there is no other possible explanation. But let's take the question seriously (or, rather, a question that could be extracted from that inflammatory essay): Why is it that when a Muslim commits an act of terrorism, he is called a "Muslim terrorist", but when a white person commits such an act, he's not called a "white terrorist" (even though the far left is trying their hardest to change that)? There are many reasons for this: "Muslim" is not a race. It's a religious denomination. "White" in this context is a race. Much unlike the far-leftists want to claim, the vast majority of people are not racists and th