Actually, I was doing nothing of the kind.  What appears suspect in your case isn't your word-smithing, but your reading comprehension.

I was pointing out--fairly objectively, whether you choose to accept it or not--that it's not unknown for some Latin Christians to harbor hostility towards Muslims, and offered some of the historical background behind it.  I know this from experience.  My wife, who is muhajiba (a hijab-wearing Muslim woman) is from Latin-America.  Spanish is her first language.  Such hostility has on occasion been directed at us while visiting relatives there.  Except for the personal example, the preceding accurately summarizes my post.

Some Arab Christians harbor hostilities.  So do some Jews.  And atheists.  And, being Shi'a, I don't hesitate to add Wahabbi Muslims frequently direct long-standing hatred towards we Shi'a.

Mr. Dillon's post was pretty much standard whining about "reverse discrimination."  As was yours.  Not complaining--stating what is.  Khalas.