It's not racist; the Taliban and the Houthis are Muslims, and most Muslims believe that martyrdom leads directly to heaven, since the Qur'an explicitly states so.

"Those who leave their homes in the cause of Allah, and are then slain or die,- On them will Allah bestow verily a goodly Provision: Truly Allah is He Who bestows the best provision. Verily He will admit them to a place with which they shall be well pleased: for Allah is All-Knowing, Most Forbearing."

- Quran 22:58–59

Many Muslims take pride in the fact, hence the popularity of the "I have bought you men who love death as much as you love life" quote from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khalid_ibn_al-Walid to the Persian governor.

Plus the Houthis and the Afghanistanis aren't even the same race, since the Houthis are Arabs and the majority of Afghanistanis are not.

You keep talking about many/most Muslims without evidence.

If it's anything like Christianity most Muslims could well be practising but not devout and fully committed to everything written in the Quran.

Like saying Christians are hard to beat because everyone will donate all life savings to a religious war effort because of the one camel/needle line.

Meh, it's not like Islam has a monopoly on martyrdom. Religion is a multiplier for politics, not the other way around.

> it's hard to defeat people who believe dying in battle is a ticket to paradise

How about it's hard to defeat people in their homeland, when they are fighting guerilla-style and not fighting head-on. i.e. Vietnam.

Back to Twitter with you.

How could it ever be racist? Muslims aren't a race, anyone can become a Muslim.

Muslim is not a race, just FYI

This reply perfectly illustrates the mentality of SJWs: terms like "racist" are just weapons to be used against political opponents, divorced from any actual meaning of the word.

The point was that the comment was based on prejudice. It was deleted and the user reprimanded, so clearly not just an “SJW” jab (itself a ridiculous cliche to invoke in this context). Whether the comment was purely based on religious affiliation, or as commonly happens, conflated with race, doesn’t really matter.