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'Muslims have historically been hyper aggressive toward Hindus and women,' aggression assigned to a faith as its history.

SeverityHatefulTreats a group as lesser, dangerous, or not fully human, whether it says so about the group or about one person for belonging to it. Everything at this level.
Who said itLauraLoomer (X)
Who it targetsMuslim people assigned aggression toward Hindu people and women as a trait
TrackProtected groupsProtected-group hate and political-opponent extremism are counted apart, and neither total is presented as a score against the other. Everything on this track.
What was said

No single event sits behind these posts. On September 8, LeeAndersonMP_ told the Commons he had asked an SNP MP "if he would like one of these savages living next door to him". On September 11, LauraLoomer posted on X that "Muslims have historically been hyper aggressive toward Hindus and women". No period, place or act is given for the historical claim. Aggression is described as a trait of Muslim people across history, with Hindu people and women as their standing victims. The same day HomerPavlos declared "Islam is the religion of the barbarians". Loomer's post drew 124,851 views.

Why it counts

Saying a faith has historically been aggressive toward another faith and toward women turns a religion into a temperament. Every Muslim person carries it, and every Hindu person and every woman is told to expect it from them.

The word historically settles the reading. It lifts the aggression out of any one event and into the religion's whole past, so the trait belongs to Muslim people as such and every one of them inherits it. A fair-minded reader should take this as a whole faith assigned violence as its nature.

The receipts

Every quote, checked against its source.

LauraLoomer (X)

"Muslims have historically been hyper aggressive toward Hindus and women"

2026-09-11 · source

One item from a weekly pass over the news and the reaction to it. Most of what gets said that week doesn't cross the line and isn't here.

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