Mitchell McClenaghan Slams A Twitter User For Asking Him To Stay Away From Muslims On Twitter

The city of Manchester is England was shocked by bomb blasts during American singer Ariana Grande’s concert at the Manchester Arena on Monday night. The suicide bombers created terror shock waves at the concert. Twenty-two people lost their lives and several others were injured.

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England is set to host the ICC Champions Trophy from June 1. Cricketers who are heading to England for Champions Trophy were shocked by this horrific incident. A lot of cricketers took to Twitter to condemn the terror attack and send their condolences to the families of the victims.

One among them was the New Zealand player, Mitchell McClenaghan. “Shocking news…. heart goes out to all those families involved. #ParyForManchester”, he tweeted.

McClenaghan didn’t know that his reaction on Twitter would have to deal with a jerk and teach him a lesson. This time was no different as the Muslims receive a lot of criticism whenever there is an attack. A lot of people used social media platforms to spread hatred against the followers of Islam.

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He applied the religious angle to Mitchell’s tweet. He asked him to stay away from Muslims.

McClenaghan did not spare his follower and slammed him for posting such an insensitive remark. “This is a terrible comment. To judge purely on someone’s race or religion is horrendous! Exactly why there is hate in this world!”

The guy was not in a mood of stopping the argument. He went on to explain his logic to Mitchell. He said, “What is terrible is those persons who want the implementation of Sharia Worldwide and killing people of other religion and atheists.”

Mitchell replied saying, “And with comments like that you invite hate on all Muslims – Take a look at yourself.”

The user went on to blame Islam. He said according to me, Islam is creating all these issues. He tweeted, “Should have said Islam, my fault. If people fail to recognize there is a problem with Islam we can never solve it.”

For this, the user tweeted, “There are many terrorist attacks going on worldwide, but only those on important cities get the limelight. Tweets and hashtags are not enough.”

After a small conversation, McClenaghan was not in a mood to continue it and ignored it.

Religion is a very sensitive topic and Twitter users don’t seem to understand that. Every issue will finally be linked with religion, which is so very wrong. We support Mitchell for his clear thoughts on the matter. He could have kept quiet, but instead, he chose to slam the user.

What do you say about the Twitter conversation? Do you support Mitchell McClenaghan in this regard? Share your views with us in the comments section below.

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