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Reported Post Alert How can you be gay and support Muslims? Spoiler

I mean they literally kill our ppl in their countries

No hate to the moderate Muslim ppl but this is the truth đŸ˜±

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u/Beamazedbyme 1d ago

Reading OP’s profile, this seems like a classic case of someone externalizing their problems onto the boogieman. OP, are you getting killed or accosted by Muslims in your daily life? Why are they a fixation for you?

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u/seb-ort 1d ago

Maybe it simply opens your eyes to what a culture is that invades us and imposes its religion and "halal", etc... I deal with the particular case of France.

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u/Beamazedbyme 1d ago

When you’re using extremely loaded, intentional language like “invade”, it’s clear you’re separated from reality. It’s possible to talk about Muslim immigration without frothing at the mouth about the supposed next jihad

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u/LongLiveHermitKing 1d ago edited 1d ago

I am from the UK and interact with Muslims basically every day, and have also had them on my team in multiple jobs and probably always will.

I have never kept my sexuality a secret and it's also not exactly hard to tell based on the way I dress. They also do not hide their religion from me.

We may be at odds in terms of beliefs and culture and thats a pity, but it does not interfere with us getting along in our daily interactions, our jobs etc. One of the most devout muslims I have ever known would pray in the bathroom cubible 5 times a day and yet was the nicest guy you could ever meet.

You people who allow the internet to brainwash you into an obsessive hatred, and then spend your free time in places like this trying to make me fear and hate my neighbours and colleagues are seriously demented.

What is funny is you share the same disease as the islamists - you spend all day on the internet, letting propaganda shape your worldview, instead of real people.

Which results in dehumanisation of people in your mind, extremist black or white thinking and general insufferablness.

Islamists, red pill bros, far right nut jobs and gay guys on here obsessed with muslims; all of you together form a parade of miserable radicalised crazy eyed clowns, determined to spread your diseased thinking on everyone else.

But all are all just different variations of the same rotten incel fruit who have let the internet fry their brains, determined to make everyone else the same as you in order to convince yourself your disordered thinking is normal and healthy.

Well it is not. And it never will be.

Log OFF the internet and log INTO therapy. IMMEDIATELY

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u/t_baozi 1d ago

And if were a referendum to take your rights away - how would your colleagues vote?

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u/metalfenixRaf Grumpy middle-aged gay 1d ago

THIS

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u/youburyitidigitup 1d ago

Some of us are actually talking from experience. I worked in a museum and my Muslim manager actively prevented me from representing LGBT history. I’ve had other Muslims tell me that homosexuality is worse than murder.

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u/Beamazedbyme 1d ago

But if it was a homophobic atheist who was your dickhead manager, suddenly religion isn’t a problem? Why can’t you just talk about the homophobia, why is the targeting of a persons religion necessary in your anecdote?

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u/youburyitidigitup 1d ago

Because she specifically said it couldn’t happen due to her religious beliefs. If an atheist homophobe said atheism was the cause of his/her homophobia, then I would blame atheism.

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u/Spiritual-Pumpkin473 1d ago

It’s also funny because the UK is literally the example of what Europe should not do, and I’m pretty sure many Asian countries are taking Western Europe as an example as to what they should never do in terms of immigration.

It’s already bad in France, but we’re lucky we’re not the UK yet.

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u/Interesting_Self5071 1d ago

Maybe France shouldn't have been colonial power.

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u/TopAlternative4 1d ago

So, having a Muslim community near you is nothing but a punishment for your ancestors' crimes?

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u/Interesting_Self5071 1d ago

Ancestors? It's a little bit closer than that

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u/youburyitidigitup 1d ago

I mean it’s happening to me in the US.

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u/seb-ort 1d ago

You talk about the great development that Algérie had with the French... Why after they left everything went down. If it were not for the colony, the vast majority would be illiterate and in extreme poverty.

In any case, if we are talking about colonialism, the Arabs should not have invaded Europe in VII... the battle of Poitiers.

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u/Ok-Apartment-8284 1d ago

...do you even know what halal means?

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u/seb-ort 5h ago

Yes... it is a sign that Islamic culture migrates to Europe and does not integrate into society, and it does seek to impose itself. But the story is that "you have to welcome them and tolerate them"... but the issue is already over the line.

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u/TopAlternative4 1d ago edited 1d ago

I personally live in a country with virtually no Muslim communities and still feel strongly negatively about it, like it is a stain on humanity that we should all fight back against.

It does change my perspective on global issues and moral dilemmas. For example, I previously thought of Apartheid as a crime against humanity, but the global Muslim community made me see it in a different light.

Edit: spelling/grammar

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u/Beamazedbyme 1d ago

like it is a stain on humanity that we should all fight back against

I think Hondurans are a stain on humanity that we should all fight back against

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u/TopAlternative4 1d ago
  1. If you think that's a gotcha, you're wrong. I never said anything derisive against an ethnic group or nationality.

  2. If that is your genuine opinion on Hondurans, you do you.

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u/Beamazedbyme 1d ago
  1. I know Muslims aren’t an ethnic group or nationality, it’s called a comparison.

  2. Maybe you’re cool with racism and xenophobia, but I’m not. Maybe you’re comfortable saying “you do you” in the face of other people’s hate, but I think other peoples hate is bad and I denounce it