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<p>What can one say to those who appear to base their entire political discourse on an extreme form of what-aboutery?</p>

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What can one say to those who appear to base their entire political discourse on an extreme form of what-aboutery? No sooner had news of the tragic killing of Amarnath pilgrims by terrorists broken, than the trolls began their baiting: where are all the pseudo secularists and libtards who marched in candle light vigils for Junaid now?

This disingenuous argument ran so strongly on social media yesterday that we were witness to a bitter feud that erupted on a friend's timeline. The argument began when he'd posted how 'every single one of (his) Kashmiri Muslim friends on Facebook had 'spontaneously expressed horror at the terrorist attack,' later going on to say there were '40 to 50 of them.' So deeply embedded in hatred and prejudice was one troll that he challenged the man to prove his claim down to the last name of the fortieth person!

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