wilsonspaulding•

And? Sympathy for the victims, but this just comes off as trying to stir up anti-Muslim sentiment

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TheRavenousRabbitGriffith did nothing wrong•

Islam is an ideology, if not worse, parable to Nazism. It's followers are just as vile, as their beliefs are very close to one another. The xenophobia, racism, antisemitism, conquest by the sword, authoritarian dictatorships...

If Nazi's deserve "anti" sentiment, then so do muslims. However, I suppose muslims have this strange, magical protection that their vile, hateful beliefs are negated by. At least the nazi's thought well of their own women, muslims don't even do that. They hate everyone, unless they're a man and brown. And even within the muslim community, there is a massive clash between minor groups, and major.

At least the Christian's finished their dark age barbarism a millennia back. The Muslims are still in full swing.

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wilsonspaulding•

Islam is a religion. A religion that defines the culture of many countries, ethnicities and races.

The "Muslim" protection is mainly due to the fact Islam is so ingrained into these people's cultures (while Christian nations are secular) that many people mistakenly equate "Muslim" with "brown people" (even though not all Muslims are Arab, and even Arabs/Middle Eastern people are technically considered "Caucasian") and therefore islamophobia is seen as a form of "racism".

Also, not all Muslims are xenophobic or racist or any other -phobic or -ist.

My issue is that the thread title "Another Muslim has attacked" basically comes off as "Muslims, amirite?"

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TheRavenousRabbitGriffith did nothing wrong•

Nazism was also a defining culture of Germany at the time. Doesn't defend their genocide, the same applies to the Muslims currently committing one in the middle east.

Maybe people would stop equating muslim with brown people, if you people stopped using "Islamophobia" as a term - it would help a lot if you people stopped the thing you accuse us of.

Not all nazi's were racist either.

https://www.thereligionofpeace.com/attacks/attacks.aspx?Yr=2017

1350 terror attacks done by muslims in 2017 alone. Perhaps, if they weren't muslims, they wouldn't murder people because their religion makes excuses for their vile behavior.

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wilsonspaulding•

If they weren't muslims, they'd find some other excuse to murder people. Your argument implies that the terrorists are otherwise good people who only do this because "God said so".

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dsarma•

Have you turned on the TV? Christians are just as barbaric as the nazis you're describing. They're calling for mass genocide of poor people by cutting off health care and other public welfare programs. They're calling for their religious laws to be written into the country's legal code, regardless of whether or not any other religions agree with those laws. They're horrible towards women, and consider any of their needs to be trivial at best, and useless at worst. Every fascist asshole who's run for government in the USA is a Christian. Every mass shooting in the USA is by Christians. Every cop that brutalises and kills black people is a Christian. They're the real terrorists.

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yoolandaOPFuck Christians, Muslims, and Republicans•

Anti-Muslim rhetoric is more than well deserved at this point.

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slkcksdsfud•

Maybe you should detach yourself from your TV set and go out and meet some Muslims. I have several Muslim friends (most of whom are pro-LGBT). Trust me, they don't bite.

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MuhSoggyKneezFuck Islam•

That's like someone telling me they're a conservative christian and pro LGBT. Whichever way they're lying, they're lying. You cannot be both. You simply cannot be a truthful person and claim to be both of these things.

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slkcksdsfud•

Yes, you can. Islamic history is actually characterized by tolerance for same-sex relations. Ottoman art and literature are suffused with references to homosexuality. It was the Europeans who imported homophobia into the Muslim world. I suggest you turn off Fox and get an education.

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Midorfeed69Shitposting connoisseur•

Yes, just like talking about Charlottesville just comes off as trying to stir up anti white sentiment

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mongrello•

No... Charlottesville was literally a white supremacist event.

Don't blame the terror attacks on entire races/religions/people.

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wilsonspaulding•

If a thread on the topic was basically titled "White people, amirite?" then yes.

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MuhSoggyKneezFuck Islam•

Wow how could anyone have predicted this

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