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      What is with people responding to what Islam stands for and being like “Yes, thats a great thing they have going there, we should consider them role models”?

      The kind of ideology you defend would call you a fakir if you were not born a Muslim and probably behead you if you said anything that would be perceived as an insult to their god.

      This is fine if it is confined to their own followers but why should they expect tolerance if they don’t tolerate outsiders?

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    There is a lot of hate in that article. It’s basically just bashing Islam and pretending it’s news. If these are the kind of authors defending him, he probably deserved the fine.

    Just copy paste “religion of peace” for like 5 paragraph instead.

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      A religion where women don’t have equal rights doesnt deserve to exist. You are okay with christian conservative bullshit?

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      Someone being arrested for criticizing a religion is pretty newsworthy to be fair

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      Islam is a hateful religion. It’s fair to bash hate. Paradox of tolerance and all that.

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        All religions are hateful.

        The right targets one religion, compounding xenophobia for political gains, while preaching Jesus. Even Judaism can’t be seen as peaceful anymore because of its link to Israel.

        It’s clear the article is meant to drum up hate. Only an idiot would fall for this bullshit.

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          Pray for your enemies. Turn the other cheek. The master should rule as a servant. The first should be the last, the last first. There is no Jew, nor Greek, man, or woman in Christ. Measure for measure. There is your daily dose of religion.

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            Not really what the article is preaching which is kind of my point. To be fair, it isn’t what religious leaders are saying either but that’s an other conversation entirely.

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            Yes because it fully applies. This article would still be hateful if it talked about any other religion and implying one particular religion is more harmful then the rest, as to maliciously target a minority for political gain is gross.

            It’s ironic because there’s only one religion that is actively trying to convert me and throwing around it’s weight to pass disgusting laws in my country. And it’s the one using Islam as a scape goat.

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        You’re looking at the most extreme members of the religion and assuming that’s the norm. Christianity and Judaism don’t look great when you do that either. By that standard, all religions are religions of hate

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    Europeans allow the nanny state to handle problems. That is the European mentality. Everything is supposed to be neutral and equal, and any disharmony is dealt by the state. In America, we have anti-free speech lobbyist and their allies who want to make the American people subservient, and docile. These are the people like Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, Joe Biden, and the bunch.

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    I get why Germany specifically has anti-free speech laws, but surely they could’ve some amount of discretion in this case.

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          It is though, so… Too bad?

          Edit: and its quite a bit more than criticism, if you would be honest about things.

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            Look, I agree with you on it being more than criticism. But people shouldn’t deny that it didn’t arise out of a vacuum. Being murderous for criticizing awful behavior doesn’t give you a great reputation.

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                you should be careful you aren’t going to bat for something you don’t entirely believe in. You don’t want to encourage religious fanatics.

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                  Calling someone a hateful bigot is endorsing violent extremism?

                  Hope you’ve got a soft mat to land on for that wild leap.

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                Now that’s a take.

                Seems like people associate fascism with far right beliefs and behaviors rather than authoritarianism or nationalism. I was wondering earlier this week if that’s what people have been doing the way that the word “fascism” has been bandied about, I guess this answers my question.

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                  Ah yes, the “free speech absolutist” take. Where yelling “FIRE” in a crowded movie theater is totally cool. Thats what you’re saying right? That all speech is acceptable? Even if the intent is violence? Terror?

                  Fascism is dictatorial control, violent suppression of opposition, belligerent nationalism and racism, etc.

                  If you think that describes the far right, then there you go. If the far right has these characteristics, there you go. You figured out why people associate the far right with fascism.

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        Seems unfair that muslims don’t want to integrate into other countries but want others to follow their shitty religion.

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              Shocker then that it is, and that person was shot by the police at the time.

              Are you not even aware of what happened, and just trying to make it seem like the only thing that happened was a hateful bigot got stabbed then arrested?

              That fits.

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            You seem to be living under a weird blissful assumption that arguing in terms of the prevailing law will naturally align you with what is right.

            Laws are erected and upheld by people. They are not infallible, just like religion. And I know I don’t stand for shit laws that just make it convenient for cults to kill or maime people with no consequences over perceived insults.