10/28/2026
The ignorance. The arrogance. The racism. The sheer audacity of standing on a national platform and attempting to erase an entire civilization's contributions to humanity is absolutely DISGUSTING.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., you should be embarrassed.
To suggest that 500 million Arabs have contributed nothing to science, medicine, innovation, or literature is an astonishing display of intellectual dishonesty from someone holding one of the highest positions in our government.
And let's be clear: I don't believe you're this stupid. You're pushing a narrative. One rooted in fear, prejudice, and the political convenience of vilifying an entire people because the thought of a Muslim who openly opposes your boss holding political power is apparently that threatening.
But what's even more disturbing is the arrogance of suggesting that an entire people's humanity and worth should be measured by their contributions to civilization.
Arabs have won Nobel Prizes, pioneered life-saving medical procedures, revolutionized science, and helped shape the modern world. The facts are indisputable. But here's what you fundamentally fail to understand: Even if we hadn't accomplished a single one of those things, our humanity would be no less valuable than yours.
We don't need to prove our contributions to earn our dignity, and we certainly don't need your approval to validate our existence.
The slides speak for themselves. And they barely scratch the surface.
The intellectual laziness required to make such sweeping claims about hundreds of millions of people is staggering. And coming from someone entrusted with public office, it's inexcusable.
Perhaps you should focus on improving public health rather than using your platform to perpetuate prejudice against an entire ethnic population.
You should be ashamed of yourself.