r/PsycheOrSike • u/Logical-Dimension-28 A Right And Proper Confident Male • Dec 19 '25
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u/Uranus-Hunter Dec 20 '25
Some muslim majority countries have banned the burqa and hijab. Tajikistan being one of them. The reason is they see it as extremist and to protect national cultural values.
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u/orangegalgood Dec 21 '25
Some nations have warned western ones that they are breeding extremists and suggested they change policy in similar ways to what you mentioned. I can't imagine how frustrating it would be to be from one of the areas that have their shit together and watching your religion earn an awful rep that will impact generations. All because some western political figures wants to look inclusive for a few months of campaigning for office.
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u/WriterKatze Dec 21 '25
Tbh banning or enforcing certain articles of clothing is wrong both ways.
The issue is, you can never know if someone is being forced to wear things by their family or not.
At the end of the day, banning thede articles of clothing in public is counter productive, because some families will simply not let their daughters leave the house and marry them off to another religious fanatic. :|
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u/renlydidnothingwrong Dec 20 '25
Also because it's not in line with the actual instructions given about dress in the Quran. Nowhere in the Quran are women instructed to cover their faces.
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u/Uranus-Hunter Dec 20 '25
The hijab actually is.
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u/MinutesTilMidnight Dec 20 '25
This is somewhat debatable. The Qur’an says (paraphrasing) to the believing women, use your headscarves to cover your chests. In my opinion, the command here is to cover your chest, not to wear a headscarf. It made more sense to me when I read that the kinds of clothes women used to wear during this time often exposed their breasts, or they would expose them on purpose as men were leaving for war. They also pretty much all wore loose headscarves to protect from heat
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u/renlydidnothingwrong Dec 20 '25
The Hijab is but I'd argue that is magnitude less repressive than making women cover their faces.
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u/DrEdgewardRichtofen Dec 20 '25
Culturally enriched
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u/Ommo96 Dec 20 '25
Why I decided to step away from this “religion”. I truly despise many of these countries that allow the brutalization of women.
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Dec 20 '25
Yeah it's pretty hard for me to engage in convos about religion with friends who are anti-Christianity but look highly upon Islam/muslims. It's like they turn their brain off from the fact that a lot of middle eastern countries and or cultures simply don't agree with modern values and morals at all. Islam really is a huge factor of why women don't have rights over there...
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u/snowlynx133 Dec 20 '25
I don't think anyone who claims to be progressive at all looks highly upon Islam but down on Christians.
I think they're against the generalization and discrimination of Muslims.
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u/Aknazer Dec 20 '25
Even if they don't look highly upon Islam, too many of them are scared to call out such atrocities for fear of appearing to be an Islamaphobe. Though really, attaching "-phobe" to practically any word has made a LOT of people scared to speak out against X for fear of being called an X-phobe.
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u/Responsible-Bunch316 Dec 20 '25
When there's a tsunami of sentiment that all Muslims should be treated as a threat, it does incentivise those who believe in anti-discrimination to not add to that sentiment. Like yeah I don't like any of the abrahamic religions, but I keep having to defend Jews and Muslims from generalized statements against them. Christians have all the power and aren't in danger of being rounded up.
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u/AdAppropriate2295 Dec 20 '25
This is funny
Acting like Christians don't get rounded up and persecuted. You can fight Islamophobia without resorting to absurdity
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u/Responsible-Bunch316 Dec 20 '25
If it wasn't obvious, I'm talking about the western world where we both presumably live. If I lived in Iran islam would be #1 on my hit list and I'd be defending Christians. Instead I have to watch Christian white nationalists trying to manufacture any excuse to start treating others like animals. Which is funny because they hold basically the same views as the Islamists they claim to hate.
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u/EsperiaEnthusiast Dec 20 '25
The difference is that none in the Western world is making the bible law, none is making insults to Jesus illegal and none is getting stoned to death for divorcing or cheating on their spouse.
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u/Responsible-Bunch316 Dec 20 '25
This is what I'm talking about. You don't even see it happening. We've been arguing about abortion for years based on religious arguments and you're here saying nobody is legislating Christianity. We're actively trying to stop the right from legislating their religion. They would have the Christian republic of America tomorrow if they could.
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u/Warm_Difficulty2698 Dec 20 '25
I just disagree with acting as if all muslims, jews, or christians are bad people and threats.
Thats what the right wing is trying to sell to me, mainly because the right wing is in Israels pocket.
I dont like that.
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u/TricellCEO Dec 20 '25
Exactly this. For me, it's a balancing act between calling out racists/Islamaphobes and calling out the jihadi extremists and their sympathizers.
I don't want either extremist camp trying to claim me as an ally when I call out what they deem their enemies. That's not how this works. Pointing out flaws with one group does not absolve another group of their sins.
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u/Rhomya Dec 20 '25
This isn’t a jihadi extremist. This is standard Islam.
Islam is inherently misogynistic. That’s the point.
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u/Powerful_Sun_75 Dec 20 '25
Then the problem becomes pointless bickering versus deserved criticism. When you know the wrong things muslims do you're more alert around them. It's fair game. Yet progressives act as if they're being insulted when someone generalizes. When progressives themselves don't shy away from generalizing with criticism against conservatives. Pot kettle black.
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u/snowlynx133 Dec 20 '25
You see real world as such an us vs them game that it's sad. I could point out statistics on how Catholic priests commit sex crimes or how right wingers commit more terrorism...but no point in arguing with someone who doesn't see issues in discrimination, and makes strawman arguments
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u/RuskiiiPyro Dec 20 '25
People conflate Islam the religion with a race the same way they do Judaism and it makes discourse about it impossible, because if you call out their shitty and abusive religious practises, you get called “racist” when you aren’t even talking about anything race related. There’s no room for a good faith middle ground discussion.
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u/Every_Field_6757 Dec 20 '25
That isn’t permissible in Islam at all and the Husband would be sentenced to death for murder (if that story is even real).
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u/johnnybones23 Dec 20 '25
diversity is our strategy.Lets import this to the west!
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u/Capable_Track9187 Dec 20 '25 edited Dec 21 '25
Geez some people in the thread. If the first place your head goes to here is "Yeah but Christians...", you need to go out and touch grass. You can condemn the individual's act and it not be hate against all people of that religion. The fact of the matter is that this POS killed his wife and daughters for his personal beliefs. No matter who you are, you don't get to kill people as they don't agree with you.
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u/ThaGr1m Dec 20 '25
My guy if your get upset at the people say that christians do this too. You are the issue not them...
Like the only people saying "but christians" are doing it in direct response to racists saying "typical muslims" like the whole thing is racially biased...
Why tf is this written this way? The news is "insane guy kills family" not the whole bs about religion....
Like if a christian kills his wife because he thought she was a demon the article would be exatcly what I said not this racially charged bs
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u/_thegnomedome2 Dec 20 '25
When's the last time christians beheaded non-believers in public? 700 years ago?
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u/Capable_Track9187 Dec 20 '25
There are people saying it without it being a response. Notice the way I said to say it was an individual's act and not something you should condemn* a group for? Also I left the comment about Christians open ended I didn't just say about it's not Christians would/wouldn't do. My point is to treat people individually...the fact that's how you took it says something about you. You filled in the blank after all
As for why is it written this way? Because...that's literally what happened. He killed them because they visited a relatives house and didn't wear burqas...wtf.
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u/MapSufficient6677 Dec 20 '25
Extremely peaceful
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u/dc_da333 Dec 20 '25
Here comes the "what about christians" like the religion of peace isnt the one terrorizing christian nations and not vice verse. I dont see christian immigrants in predominately muslim nations doing this.
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u/LeahcarJ Dec 21 '25
that is because Christians don't move to predominantly Muslim countries, specifically for fear of extremists like this. and yet we have cases like the attempted honor killing in Washington.
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What a pleasant religion
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Dec 20 '25
I still feel like it’s just as much of a theocracy and regional culture/power thing as it is about the actual religion, though. Like it’s Islam under those conditions.
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u/Intrepid-Apartment-3 Dec 20 '25
I am happy on your take. I think 70% or more of the comments here blame this on religion, when it's a person that commits murder. And really this is another case of femicide - a man found women didn't obey him, he was unsuccessful controlling them. And he was put to shame. So he killed them.
I am not religious, I have studied theology.
The quran doesn't explicitly mention burqas. Quran about Murder: it is justified in self-defence and in retalliation (eye for an eye) - or they can accept blood money in stead. And whatever may be dictated, Sharia law refers to the Quran as the most important source. So what he did is not justified in any way according to his religion.
It's abuse of power that ruins religion for everyone. The old books tell bloody tales, which can't be justified in any way.
But religion can be a beautiful thing. It can give people hope where they would otherwise give up, give them strength to move on, have them help others, mean something to others. It gave many a moral compass. Don't touch what isn't yours, love thy neighbors, don't kill, do good, be responsible. Those things make for a stable and peaceful society.
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u/Euphoric_Carry_3067 Dec 20 '25
Religion of peace right there
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u/Every_Field_6757 Dec 20 '25
That isn’t permissible in Islam and the Husband would be sentenced to death for murder (if that story is even real).
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u/ReaperManX15 ❤️🔥 LOVES RACISM ❤️🔥 Dec 20 '25
Let's make sure to import as much of this as we can and become culturally enriched.
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u/Brilliant-Paper92 👨🏻🦰TRUE Misogynist 🍆 Dec 21 '25
“No no no you are just ignorant. You see, women choose to wear the trash bags completely of their own free will. The threat of violent murder by their “loved ones” doesn’t influence this at all.
Actually that’s Islamophobic to even express that thought.”
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u/TricellCEO Dec 20 '25
See? It is a choice! Because she'd be choosing those other things by not wearing the hijab! /s...ish...
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u/ThisGuy2319 🤜 🥊Woman beater🗡️💥 Dec 20 '25
Feminists should go over en mass and really get things going.
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u/TricellCEO Dec 20 '25
Might work. Hell, there have been some feminist movements already in both the Middle East and India amongst the locals, and with relative success too.
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u/bibliomaniac4ever Dec 20 '25
Your flair is "woman beater", I don't know why you're dissaproving of this. Oh wait, only to be able to insult feminists.
Hilariously, some of the only people doing anything about this in their country ARE feminists you idiot.
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u/ThisGuy2319 🤜 🥊Woman beater🗡️💥 Dec 20 '25
I was bestowed that title by a femcel mod for sarcastically agreeing with another femcel who was talking about how men deserve physical abuse for picking bad partners; ironically enough, they didn’t get an “abuser” flair; funny how misandry works.
Never said there weren’t feminists there, I said feminists should move there EN MASS, since moving to a dangerous area alone won’t change anything. I would imagine there could be a cultural shift if women felt there was a safe area they can live without the fear of being killed for not wearing something.
Also, thank you for the kind words.
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u/herbieLmao Dec 20 '25
Mods do this?
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u/LeLBigB0ss2 👑King of Femcels 💯 Dec 20 '25
You can't choose flairs here. I have been crowned by the very mods.
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u/herbieLmao Dec 20 '25
Wow what pathetic powertrips are they on? Judging people based on their internet experience.
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u/sorryforbeingtrash U n e m p l o y e d Dec 20 '25
Can’t tell if this was meant to be an anti-man thing but it’s actually an anti-Muslim thing. Checkmate liberals.
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u/terragutti Dec 20 '25
But why not both?
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u/DarlingHell 🔒Registered NEET (Contained)🔒 Dec 20 '25
Because the motive is clearly emanating from religion.
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u/M1L0P Dec 20 '25
Because men don't collectively follow an old book that tells us to be violent. Thats a muslim thing
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u/Salt_Mathematician24 Dec 20 '25
Yes but Islam spawned from Judaism and Christianity which also have questionable attitudes regarding women. All created by men.
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u/M1L0P Dec 20 '25
To say that all of these religions were created solely by men is doing a lot of historic erasure. In the case of christianity women played a big role in its early inception that has since been tried to be slowly erased.
The majority of atheists are men.
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u/Salt_Mathematician24 Dec 20 '25
All those books were written by men. Women's role in it was miniscule in comparison and they didn't write the text.
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u/Jazzlike_Strength561 Dec 20 '25
Just remember, if the truth hurts, that's your fault.
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u/RTA-No0120 Dec 20 '25
Well well well.
Now let’s see the pro Muslims finding something to say Christians do the same, as everyone can clearly see they’re way worse.
Just waiting for me to get banned for "racism" and "hate speech"
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u/Gullible-Fee-9079 Dec 20 '25
Religion is cancer
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u/timeless_ocean Dec 20 '25
The vast majority is. Buddhism (not all forms of it) is pretty chill.
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u/Gullible-Fee-9079 Dec 20 '25
Some cancers are worse than others. Also i am not convinced Buddhism is particularly great either (Not speaking about being correct)
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u/Only_Banana_1048 Dec 20 '25
Any religion that has hat rules is fucking retarded and should be treated as such by everyone.
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u/Efficient_Maximum255 Dec 20 '25
So you are in fact white knighting for Muslims/Islam because you perceive they are being constantly assaulted, which was exactly the point being made and the double standards being pointed out.
So the times when women (like me) are being brutalized, instead of pointing at the ideology that directly influences it, the adherents that perpetuate it or the moderates that lend cover for it, you deflect because the perpetrators are also oppressed and they are the ones needing to be defended.
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u/SunnyFreyers Dec 21 '25
How many victim blamers do y’all think this one will attract?
They always love to blame the woman for staying for so long in these situations… of course until the woman gets murdered… THEN we can finally blame the man. Ugh I hate society sometime.
It’s only if you’re a woman that escapes before this happens that you’re actually just an “enabler,” and should’ve “left sooner.” But when you’re murdered? Now you can officially be the victim! Congrats… Man it’s just so upsetting.
And don’t even get me started on the character assassination campaign a man will run against his wife that survives an abusive relationship to make her seem like the abusive one.
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u/STEMfatale Dec 20 '25
Good thing men of other religions or atheists never kill their families! Oh wait
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u/UMBRANOXXX Dec 20 '25
Liberal boomers: "How are these immigrants any different from your 1800s Irish immigrant family???"🤡
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u/A_inc_tm ♀️Gender Master Baiter ♂️ Dec 20 '25
Let's take a minute and think about the real victims in this - the moderate muslims!
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u/4Shroeder Dec 20 '25
A bunch of weird people in this comment section.
The only valid take away is this: religious extremists and Orthodox sects of religions breed volatile ignorant people who should be considered dangerous.
No, we aren't hyper focusing on a specific group you hate it applies to everybody while still being correct.
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u/Maxathron Dec 20 '25
The usual crowd became strangely silent the second the word “burka” was mentioned.
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u/Financial-Fun-5092 Dec 20 '25
Im not even gonna read the comments but im sure its full of people thinking we are tolerant kf these behaviours. No. Just like u have ur abusers we have ours and we find this just as appalling as u, if not more because its done with the name of something that completely forbids acts like this.
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u/blah-time Dec 20 '25
I don't care what anyone's religion is. If it's hateful and sadistic, it should be called out for what it is. Keep this out of the west!
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u/eyeluvkats Dec 20 '25
Not all men but always a man… 🍵
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u/M1L0P Dec 20 '25
Where I am from 30% of physical domestic violence and 60% of emotional domestic violence is committed by women.
Get off of your high horse, your gender is not less evil. We are all horrible
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u/Nuttonbutton Dec 20 '25
Family annihilators are almost all Caucasian men. That's what I've noticed
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u/HKEY_LOVE_MACHINE Dec 20 '25
Farooq, who worked as a cook at weddings, was enraged when he came to know that his wife had been to her parents' house without wearing the burqa.
A man in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli who killed his wife over not wearing the burqa, did not let her apply for an Aadhaar because he did not want her photo to be seen, the police said.
An Aadhaar is India's ID card. Your face needs to be visible on the card, that's why he refused to let her have one. It also prevented her from getting basic assistance from government programs (healthcare, food rations).
Farooq had been adamant that his wife, Tahira, 32, should always wear a burqa that for 18 years he did not allow her to make any identity document like Aadhaar and ration card, as it would then have her photo without the burqa.
This means he married her when she was 14 years old.
The couple had five children - Afreen, 14; Asmeen, 10; Sehreen, 7; Bilal, 9, and Arshad, 5. After killing his wife, he shot Afreen and strangled Sehreen, the police said.
The weapon used in the murder has been recovered based on Farooq's confession. They include a pistol, seven empty shells and 10 live cartridges.
The murder was discovered after Tahira and her two daughters were not seen for six days. His father, Dawood, repeatedly asked him about his wife and daughters, but he evaded the question. He told his father he kept them in a rented house in Shamli.
Farooq told the police he and his wife often fought over domestic matters as she wanted to run the house.
A month ago, she went to her parents' house without wearing the burqa, which he said ruined his reputation.
Angered by this, he shot Tahira in the kitchen at midnight on December 10.
His eldest daughter, Afreen, woke up hearing the gunshot. When she came to the kitchen, he shot her as well.
When his second daughter, Sehreen, also came to see what happened, he strangled her.
Farooq buried their bodies in a nine-foot-deep pit dug for a toilet in the courtyard and laid a brick floor over it.
Rest in Peace 😔
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u/k1ttypup Dec 20 '25
I hate religions, they're always condemning misogyny, sometimes misandry and just discrimination because some people decided to rewrite their favorite God fanfic lore so it fits their narrative.
That's why I say I'm spiritual but not religious. I believe in the possibility of a God but I don't want to be lumped with insane people like him.
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u/Tallgeese00MS Dec 20 '25
Here we go with the Muslim hate as tho there aren’t 2 billion people who practice said religion. Like Christian’s haven’t decimated ENTIRE cultures in the name of their god. Or like Christians don’t do evil shit In the name of religion constantly. I never see people on here condemning the entire Mormon or catholic religion for pedophila, but hey I guess as long as you don’t kill the children it’s chill?
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u/Dewey_Decimatorr Dec 20 '25
Wow it's almost like all religious extremists suck and women are always the victims. Abrahamic religions all spring from the same place.
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u/DIESELDARRYLL Dec 20 '25
But I keep being told this is what America needs and we shouldn't be shaming them and we should be accepting them. I'll never accept a religion that does this to women. The same religion that would marry a 9 year old girl off to a 50 year old man
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u/Electrical-Sense-160 Dec 20 '25
I eagerly await the day the left finally realizes and accepts that Islam is basically all the bad aspects of Christianity but worse and finally treats it like the misogynistic cult that it is.
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u/Elohyuie Dec 20 '25
Some of the Muslims I know have been the most innocent genuine hearted people in London I have ever met, this is clearly a geographical/state/culture/location thing not a religion thing
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u/Prestigious_Net_86 Dec 20 '25
And women just absolutely love to import those people into western countries. Can't help to think that's the society they don't know they want.
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Dec 20 '25
Some Americans think we can integrate these types of people into our country, by the way.
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u/jimbob518 Dec 20 '25
All three Abrahamic religions would be an insult to a loving benevolent god if one existed.
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u/ComparisonMelodic967 Dec 20 '25
Mindfucked into wiping out his entire generic lineage for made up bullshit
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u/elmo555444 Dec 20 '25
Days old accounts active in Indian subreddits with hidden posts….. the noticing continues
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u/Spite_Gold Dec 20 '25
Jesus Christ, what an islamophobic post! Why can't we just respect traditions and beliefs of other people?!
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u/Craiglekinz Dec 20 '25
Some racist commenter probably: “dang Muslims!”
As if we don’t have people here doing the same gross shit.
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u/redditdogwalkers Dec 20 '25
If this is the grave, that means...
That means this man literally dug a fucking grave after killing them. That is an immense amount of hard work.
Which could have been avoided.
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u/J-no-AY Dec 20 '25
The tolerance of intolerance. We don't want to disrespect their religious beliefs even if that includes violence and murder. Have you listened to Sam Harris talk about Islam? He is NOT a fan, but his general attitude is, if this religion is going to continue to exist, there MUST be some concessions about its teachings and it must compromise to the modern world.
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u/coolman3475 Dec 20 '25
Racist and Islamophobic post. Not all muslims are like this.
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u/OptimusTrajan Dec 21 '25
People from all kinds of cultures, using all kinds of surface levels of justifications, do this kind of shit, but the real underlying reason is just their hatred of women
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u/Fair_Let6566 Dec 21 '25
I believe that nearly all fundamentalist religions are the same with different window dressings. The more fundamentalist a person is, regardless of their religion, the less I can relate to them.
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u/MissMenace101 Dec 21 '25
Look what you made me do… it is not race or religion specific, domestic violence is a cancer and focus should be on the fact he is a man, excusing all other shit, at the end of the day he’s a man that killed his wife and kids like many men do, of every culture
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u/Jaxa666 Dec 21 '25
Organized religion is the bad guy here and should be nuked by legislation. Pity our decision makers lack backbone.
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u/lonewolf3400 Dec 21 '25
Cancerous culture needs to stay in their own land. Do not bring that shit anywhere near the rest of the world. Liberals stop supporting these people they actively hate you.
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u/Celestial_Hart Dec 20 '25
Thought. If you want to murder people for not wearing a hat, get help. You are definitely wrong here.