@shavixmir saidAt least I'm glad I'm not the only one who hears it.
Yeah, don’t believe the statistics, just make up your own.
Do you have any idea how insanely racist you sound?
@Metal-Brain saidWrong end of the stick.
What is your source of information?
And why don't you want to talk about how Jews deny Jesus was the son of god? Why do Christians think they have more in common with Jews than Muslims? Denying the son of god should be heresy to Christians and if it isn't then they should be fine with Atheists too.
Actually, it's the wrong stick entirely.
@Cliff-Mashburn saidThen why is this administration so in love with the idea of stripping rights from women?
Plus Islam is a bloodthirsty upfcked religion that treats women like cattle, not gonna find that in common with Western Judeo-Christian culture.
Cattle would be a step up.
@Suzianne saidWTF are you referring to?
Then why is this administration so in love with the idea of stripping rights from women?
Cattle would be a step up.
If you mean the abortion decision by SCOTUS, that didn't ban anything, it just gave the states back the right to decide.
Is there something else we don't know about?
@Cliff-Mashburn saidI usually try to avoid anything involving that smug jackass, but he does make some very good points.
There's a good reason for Islamophobia:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nw7jRsmFCY0
One he might have missed is that as such an unfortunate blend of Irish and Jewish, he's not white, either. 😉
And who is he to tell anyone which causes they should support?
He might have included something about our vaunted "Judaeo-Christian morality" involving a history of other-hatred, genocide, and land-grabbing -- but that might have interfered with his attempt at misdirection.
Can we care about and do anything about all the bad things that people get up to around the planet? Probably not, or at least not without completely eliminating all of us just to be sure.
@Cliff-Mashburn saidSorry, but only registered American voters are allowed to comment on that topic.
WTF are you referring to?
If you mean the abortion decision by SCOTUS, that didn't ban anything, it just gave the states back the right to decide.
Is there something else we don't know about?
@Metal-Brain saidJesus of Nazareth, born in Bethlehem.
Where is your evidence that Jesus was Jewish?
Does it say so in the bible? If so, where?
You're kidding, right?
@Cliff-Mashburn saidAnd if you had the bad taste to live in a red state, it was a ban.
WTF are you referring to?
If you mean the abortion decision by SCOTUS, that didn't ban anything, it just gave the states back the right to decide.
Don't run from it.
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@shavixmir saidThere are a-holes in every culture.
1 in 5 Christian women in the US are beaten in the home.
Various groups of Jews in Israel spit on women in the bus who aren’t properly dressed.
But when the culture mandates your being an a-hole, and punishes you for not being an a-hole, that's a problem with the culture.
I would never discriminate against or judge any individual without knowing them or what they do/did, but you're plain nuts if you don't fear/loathe the rules consistently instituted in Islamic cultures across a broad array of countries.
On Islamophobia:
- Discriminating against or judging individuals without knowing them: wrong
- Detesting Muslim law and doctrine: practically mandated by rationality
Oh, don't get me wrong. There are plenty of extremist subcultures within Christianity and Judaism too; but they're fringe movements practiced by a tiny fraction. In the Muslim world, the insane rules and doctrine are mainstream.
@sh76 saidIt doesn’t state in the Koran that men are supposed to beat their wives.
There are a-holes in every culture.
But when the culture mandates your being an a-hole, and punishes you for not being an a-hole, that's a problem with the culture.
I would never discriminate against or judge any individual without knowing them or what they do/did, but you're plain nuts if you don't fear/loathe the rules consistently instituted in Islamic cultures across a ...[text shortened]... nts practiced by a tiny fraction. In the Muslim world, the insane rules and doctrine are mainstream.
It does in the bible though.
@shavixmir saidI know you are ignorant of the contents of the Quran and the Bible, so let me help you out.
It doesn’t state in the Koran that men are supposed to beat their wives.
It does in the bible though.
Here is the Quran - Surah 4:34
So righteous women are devoutly obedient, guarding in [the husband's] absence what Allah would have them guard. But those [wives] from whom you fear arrogance - [first] advise them; [then if they persist], forsake them in bed; and [finally], strike them. But if they obey you [once more], seek no means against them.
So first - Tell them what to do
Second - No sex. ie have sex with your other 4 wives
Third - A beating will solve the problem
Nothing remotely resembling that nonsense in the bible.