Would you boycott a business if it was owned by a Muslim?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I shopped at one last night (even though I only bought a bottle of Pepsi), so no.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Most Arab Americans are not Muslim, so you do you have a valid point there. But last night I bought a Pepsi at an African grocery in a Somali neighborhood (the only things they sell there that isn't traditional African food is soda) rather than buy the ridiculous overpriced things at the club I was seeing the show at, and Somalis are predominatenly Muslim, so I most likely did. Somewhat ironically there is a Somali-owned liquor store next door. The club is the only non-Somali owned thing in this neighborhood, which means that you never ever see non-punk white people in the area.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I wonder who voted yes.

Somebody who's never had Arabic food.

Most Arab restaurants in the country are not ran by Muslims (even assuming most are even ran by Arabs at all). The vast majority of Arab-Americans are Christian.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I wonder who voted yes.

Somebody who's never had Arabic food.

Most Arab restaurants in the country are not ran by Muslims (even assuming most are even ran by Arabs at all). The vast majority of Arab-Americans are Christian.

I wouldn't say a vast majority, but certainly a majority.

75% enough to be "vast"