LGBT Shut Down By Muslims.

[Tooting Carmen]

Evidence?

https://www.economist.com/middle-eas...gnment-surgery

[Smeagol]

That's one thing the Muslims get exactly right.

[Tooting Carmen]

That's one thing the Muslims get exactly right.

Here is a sample of Local Laws and Customs in certain Islamic nations. I'd be interested what your opinions on them are:
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...ws-and-customs
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...ws-and-customs
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...ws-and-customs
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...ws-and-customs
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...ws-and-customs

[Smeagol]

Here is a sample of Local Laws and Customs in certain Islamic nations. I'd be interested what your opinions on them are:
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...ws-and-customs
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...ws-and-customs
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...ws-and-customs
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...ws-and-customs
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-ad...ws-and-customs

I know what they are. They're in many ways more sane than the modern west.

[Tooting Carmen]

I know what they are. They're in many ways more sane than the modern west.

Are you expressing (however grudgingly and tentatively) a certain admiration for Islam then? (Or more accurately, the nations that practise it).

[Smeagol]

Are you expressing (however grudgingly and tentatively) a certain admiration for Islam then? (Or more accurately, the nations that practise it).

I like them better than social liberals in the West, that's for sure.

[axel.aleman]

Chronicle of a Death Foretold

[coolfrenchguy]

did you see now the great replacement and the shock of the civilisations, still not yet?



Oswald Spengler, Arab culture and our decline

Had he seen it all coming?

[…]

"I call historical pseudomorphosis," writes Spengler, "the cases in which an old foreign culture covers the ground with such power that it prevents a young culture from breathing... Instead of the momentum in height, only the sap of hatred feeds gigantic branches against the distant force. Such is the case of Arab culture. »

Spengler ranks the Arab or "magical" culture among the eight high cultures that he reviews, with among others "the Faustian" (Occident since the year 1000) or "the Apollonian" (Greco-Roman antiquity) ... The Arab-magical culture encompasses according to him all the religions of the Aramaic landscape, including Judaism and primitive Christianity, and that is why, he says, only "a pious Muslim would be able to approach a little the mentality of Jesus. "In this "Aramaic landscape", Muhammad appears to liberate the Arab culture chained by pseudomorphosis and "this deliverance of magical humanity is without example in history ... Islam must be considered as the puritanism of the total group of previous magical religions ... It is in this deeper sense, and not only in its warlike fury, that is the enigma of its fabulous success. "The eminent essayist Hichem Djaït believes, despite reservations, that Spengler's vision "has the merit of explaining many things about the renewal of the Persian-Arab-Aramaic East at the end of the first millennium BC [...] and about a continuity that Islam has vivified. »

The "me" does not exist in Islam

Spengler's lighting reveals the inner kinship of Islam and Anglo-Saxon Protestantism: Milton's "Paradise Lost", many suras of the Koran, – - all this is one and the same thing: the enthusiasm of a down-to-earth spirit, the cold ardor, the withered mysticism, the pedantic ecstasy. The doctrine of Islam with its harsh rationalism, is as sad and fiendish as that of the Westminster catechism in 1643. "We find many illustrations of it in Victorian novelists, such as this tasty dialogue that opens The Mill on George Eliott's Floss during which Bessy apostrophes her husband: "These beautiful sheets from Holland, I would repent of having bought them, if it were not that they must be used to wrap our bodies. If you were to die tomorrow, Mr. Tulliver, they are superbly calendered and ready, with a lavender smell that it would be a pleasure to use them. "This concern for the shroud, maintained by mothers in the most modest or least practicing households, will not surprise anyone who grew up in a Muslim family.

[Tooting Carmen]

I like them better than social liberals in the West, that's for sure.

Although you claim to be a right-wing American patriot, I increasingly get the impression you are, at the very least, highly ambivalent about the American Project, the Enlightenment Project, democracy and even capitalism. After all, you have praised not only Islam (or rather how it is practised and interpreted in certain countries) but even Stalinist Russia.

[Dick]

Totally makes up for the massive load of atrocities they commit daily (I wont get into detail again for Loki`s sake), right?

That's what happens when you have occultists in power. There's nobody to blame but yourselves for being asleep and letting them have power, like taking candy from a baby. The epitome of the idiom a wolf in sheep's clothing. Elam shall be destroyed!





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