Split Thread Heart transplant not for muslins

porch said:
I'm curious now. When insulin was harvested from pigs, was it refused by Kosher/Halal people in any significant numbers?
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Varies. Generally Jews accepted it as they think it's only forbidden to eat pork. Some, maybe most, Muslims rejected it but cow sourced alternative was available. And Hindus rejected the cow extract.

Most major religious authorities go with an "if no alternative" exception, though.
 
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The Atheist said:
Bollocks.

Why is anti-muslin sentiment unreasonable?

Turkey used to be hailed as the example of "moderate" islamic culture. Erdogan soon kicked that to touch.

They are bigots who persecute gays, women and any fringe of society that doesn't conform to idiotic rules written down by a pedophile 1400 years ago.

Let's have a look at some islamic-ruled countries, shall we?

The top ten countries by percentage OF mulsins are:


Maldives - 100%)
Mauritania - 99.9%
Somalia - 99.8% (tie)
Tunisia - 99.8% (tie)
Afghanistan - 99.7% (tie)
Algeria - 99.7% (tie)
Iran - 99.4%
Yemen - 99.2%
Morocco - 99%
Niger - 98.3%

Go visit one and tell them you're a poofter, have beer in your room, and that your sister's going to wear a Brazillian bikini to the beach. If they let you out of jail alive, get back to me.

Gotta say it's the first time you've surprised me, or maybe you're trying to ingratiate yourself with someone. Support for muslins has always been from the left as I've seen it, and the other who don't like it are hard left. I rarely see a capital C conservatives crying about muslins being abused.
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It's probably more pertinent what muslims living in the US, EU, etc. think about those issues (I don't actually know, maybe they're just as bad). Afghanistan was always going to end up messed up under any religion.
 
I get around a little bit, and I've never, ever seen anyone anywhere use the term "muslin" like this. It's intentional, right? Or a private joke, or voice-to-text?
 
carlitos said:
I get around a little bit, and I've never, ever seen anyone anywhere use the term "muslin" like this. It's intentional, right? Or a private joke, or voice-to-text?
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It's absolutely intentional, but it doesn't make a great deal of sense. It'd be like me calling you "parlitos". It has no real meaning other than corruption of the original. Being meaningless I guess it's less offensive than some names he could use, but given The Atheist's stated attitude towards Islam, as a slur it's pretty mild.
 
bigred said:
Curious how certain bigotries are acceptable here. Nothing hypocritical about that eh?
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I struggle with this. You cannot choose the religion of the parents you were born to, any more than you can choose your skin colour or sexual orientation, but you can choose to follow a different, or even no, religion. But it's not easy, especially if you were indoctrinated from childhood and are immersed in a society where alternative beliefs are rarely encountered.

Holding people responsible for their freely made choices is not bigotry. The question is: is following the religion into which you were born a freely made choice?
 
Sideroxylon said:
Can you pick the time you became a raving reactionary or was this a gradual thing?
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Gradual. The more I saw, the more I hated what I was seeing.

carlitos said:
I get around a little bit, and I've never, ever seen anyone anywhere use the term "muslin" like this. It's intentional, right? Or a private joke, or voice-to-text?
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It's from Porridge, a 1970s British sitcom.

Pixel42 said:
Holding people responsible for their freely made choices is not bigotry. The question is: is following the religion into which you were born a freely made choice?
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Of course it is!

Plenty of people leave their religion. The muslin women in every western country must be sickened when they see ordinary women able to act as they wish, while their man decides what they can wear, who they can talk to, and even what job they can do. I'm a bad person to take to parks in West Auckland in the heat of summer, because I'll go up to women and tell them they don't need to wear a burka and are only doing so because their goat-******* husband has them under his control.

They are abusive, manipulative filth and it's no coincidence that they last half dozen slavery cases in the country have all been muslin employers forcing people to work for no money.

The guys keep the religion to keep control.

We had an incident at our refugee camp a couple of years ago where Iraqis and Iranians declared war on each other in this country, all because one sect believes the other are apostates.

We let these useless pieces of filth come and live here because they're in danger at home, and what do they do? They bring their vile hatred with them. They can **** off and die as far as I'm concerned.

I note that of all the people crying about the "bigotry" nobody has tried to defend their sickening culture.

I see being anti-muslin being about as bigoted as anti-covid.
 
The Atheist said:
I'm not even going to mention the most-revolting things of all - female genital mutilation and dishonour killings.

I know neither is exclusively muslin nor prescribed by the majority of the religion, but the vast number of both are done in the name of the mythical Allah-fairy.
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I would be surprised if that is the case. Have you any evidence?
 
Steve said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_views_on_female_genital_mutilation

"FGM is practised predominantly within certain Muslim societies,[9] but it also exists within some adjacent Christian and animist groups.[10] The practice isn't required by most forms of Islam, and fatwas have been issued forbidding FGM,[11] favouring it,[12] or leaving the decision to parents but advising against it."
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In regards to FGM that's what I thought and that was why I was asking for the evidence for the "..but the vast number of both are done in the name of the mythical Allah-fairy..". It's a cultural phenomenon not a religious one.
 
Darat said:
In regards to FGM that's what I thought and that was why I was asking for the evidence for the "..but the vast number of both are done in the name of the mythical Allah-fairy..". It's a cultural phenomenon not a religious one.
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The difference is just semantics really.
 
Steve said:
The difference is just semantics really.
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Don't think it is, it's key to understanding why FGM persists. This is not coming from the religions, which is why it happens in countries that aren't identified as being Islamic but as Christian and so on. In regards to the causes of FGM thinking it is an Islamic issue is mistaking correlation for causation.
 
I Am The Scum said:
Take 2 minutes and look up the actual Islamic verses regarding pork. They don't work the way you think they do.
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What they say is irrelevant, like idiot fundy christians, muslins believe what their imams tell them to believe. I showed you were even the Dr Mohiuddin recognises the issue, so a white bloke on the internet should be able to figure that out.

Darat said:
Don't think it is, it's key to understanding why FGM persists. This is not coming from the religions, which is why it happens in countries that aren't identified as being Islamic but as Christian and so on. In regards to the causes of FGM thinking it is an Islamic issue is mistaking correlation for causation.
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:dl:

Ah, they just happen to be muslins. Just like the filth who kill their daughters for kissing a boy daddy hasn't sold her to.

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I notice nobody's offered any answer to my post about visiting an islamic country and having a beer while gay.

Should be easy to defend, surely?
 
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