If you say that, that means there's something taboo about those cultures

Yes

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Try criticizing the big kid that stole a buttload of cigars from the East Indian operating his local 7Eleven;

& when the East Indian calls the Police to report the assualt and battery bully and his theft; when the
big kid ends up winning stupid prizes from police, the entire neighborhood riots, and
burns down the 7Eleven.

Criticism of East Indians operating a 7 Eleven in a predominant neighborhood of another race,
can find culture clash that results in riots over the racism and non tolerance for foreign cultures.

That's not criticism, that's violence.

Yes, smacking the guy running the 7 eleven while stealing his cigars is violence.
Also, riots are violence. Arson is severe violence. Aren't these examples self evident as violence,
triggered by the criticism ?

You failed to mention the other race. Bet its not white.

I'd be worried about God 'criticizing' a nation/culture more than what man can do . . .

Neither is criticism of foreign governments.

No, you are correct. It's culturalism.

Wait, he us talking about criticizing, look at the definition. Criticism can be productive and good. He did not said harrasing or discriminating.