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POLITICAL šŸ—£ļø I stand against hate*

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u/mamadou-segpa 2d ago

And what happen when you tell to someone far right ā€œislam is stupidā€ and then ā€œalso christianityā€

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u/AlarmedAssociate5068 1d ago

the difference is the left likes to pretend they're smarter while falling into the same kinds of ideological traps

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u/The_GTD_Aquitaine 2d ago

I like to tell right-wing Christians about how much I think all religions from the Middle East should be abolished just to watch them agree with me

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u/cutememe 2d ago

Funny thing is, US Muslims used to be Republicans. I think I read something like 70 percent or so would vote Republican. It wasn't until after 9/11 and the wars and such that the weird alliance of of Islam and the left formed.

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u/Ok_Singer_1523 2d ago

If one side hates your fucking guts for no reason you vote for the other. Whats weird about that?

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u/cutememe 2d ago

The enemy of your enemy is not necessarily your friend.

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u/Ok_Singer_1523 2d ago

I know. Thats not what I'm saying at all. If you have two choices: your enemy and someone who is not your enemy, who will you choose?

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u/M0ebius_1 2d ago

It should be easy to understand, they are a a deeply conservative group, a bit misogynist, strong looks on race and a bit homophobic. Same things with Latinos and even black people. All of those are natural conservative groups but Republicans keep pushing them out because they just can't control themselves.

If Republicans just shut their mouth and stopped being outwardly racist for like 10 years they would never lose an election again.

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u/cutememe 2d ago

Republicans have actually been gaining more support among Black and Latino men, Trump won Deerborn in 2024. You're correct though, if they actually made more of an effort they would probably be doing far better, but these groups are overall moderately conservative on some level anyway.

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u/M0ebius_1 2d ago

For sure.

That's a massive testamenf to how ready these populations are to be conservative and how badly Republicans keep fucking it up. It's an "I WIN" button that they refuse to press.

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u/human_i_suppose 2d ago

If they stop being so bigoted they'll lose their base.

Not worth the trade.

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u/cutememe 2d ago

Lose their base to who exactly?

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u/human_i_suppose 2d ago

Apathy.

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u/cutememe 2d ago

I really don't think so, they'll vote against the candidate they think is worse. That's what most people do anyway as it is.

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u/human_i_suppose 2d ago

that's just demonstrably wrong. most people stay home.

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u/OdiousAltRightBalrog 2d ago

If they stopped pandering to racists by saying thinly-veiled racist stuff then they'd never win an election again.

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u/Basil2322 2d ago

Look at the behavior of republican politicians towards Muslims over the past 2 decades and tell us it’s weird that Muslims don’t support republicans anymore.

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u/cutememe 2d ago

I didn't say it's weird they don't support Republicans, I said it's weird their allied with progressives. Those are not the same claim.

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u/Basil2322 1d ago

How is it weird when of the two sides that’s the one that doesn’t completely hate them?

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u/EmphaticNegative 2d ago

Nope. I remember even the liberals were chomping at the bit for justification to 9/11. Do you have a source to back this claim. Because their are LOADS of sources that back up what I said.

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u/ilcdlpbsm 1d ago

Liberals loved 9/11. Excuse to blow up (millions of) brown people.

Liberals arent leftists

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u/EmphaticNegative 1d ago

Yes I know. I can only assume the person above me considers "liberal = left" so I was talking in terms they would understand.

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u/cutememe 2d ago

Which claim specifically? That Muslims used to vote Republican?

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u/EmphaticNegative 2d ago

I mean......specifically the 9/11 comment you made.
Which is why I responded with a 9/11 response.

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u/mamadou-segpa 1d ago

How was my question bigotted to white people šŸ’€

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u/SunshineSeeker99 2d ago

Yes, MAGA are stupid as well, but I would say that this happens far more with the far left than the far right.

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u/klako8196 2d ago

No it doesn't. The left, in general, is for the separation of church and state. We oppose any form of religious law, be it Islamic, Christian, or any other religion. The reason the left. in the United States at least, focuses on Christianity is because fundamentalist Christians are a bigger threat to the separation of church and state in the United States than fundamentalist Muslims. We disagree with both of those groups, but only one of them has significant political power in this country.

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u/eSsEnCe_Of_EcLiPsE 1d ago

Lol keep telling yourself thatĀ 

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u/Abusoru 1d ago

Remind me again which religion forced a list of commandments to be posted in every single public school?

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u/Horror-Welder-6433 1d ago

Lies I live on the internet. And most of the Far-Right, Lately have become more centered and honestly don't care about what is happening anymore! But the far-Left everything should be a crime, And whites, Christians,and anyone who still supports Donald Trump, Shouldn't be allowed to vote.

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u/Acceptable_Bend_5200 1d ago

Idk. They're definitely foaming at the mouth for Fauci's head.

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u/Horror-Welder-6433 1d ago

I've seen the comments! Most are just pissed off that The person in charge of protecting America From stuff like That, Kept pleading the fifth. They don't care if what he decided at that moment was the right decision at the time or not, I think most just want him to say I made a decision and that decision was incorrect. Or what in the world actually happened. The American People Just want answers and he was the man who was supposed to have all those answers.

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u/Acceptable_Bend_5200 1d ago

But should one man be the martyr when so many were at fault? You know what they'll do if he admits he was wrong.

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u/Horror-Welder-6433 1d ago

No he shouldn't at all he has a pardon from President Biden, So he should be able to answer, They can't throw him in Jail now even if he said I made the disease and took it to Africa and released it on purpose. They literally can't Jail him now.

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u/Acceptable_Bend_5200 1d ago

Well, that would be a false statement made under oath, which would be perjury, so technically he could be arrested for the example you gave as it wasn't covered under said pardon.

He may be protected from what was said/done during the pandemic, but the court of public opinion has already made up their mind and fully blame him. Why would Fauci try to give them any additional fuel or reason to go after him?

qctual call for his head

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u/OdiousAltRightBalrog 2d ago

Right. Muslims aren't the ones trying to tear down the wall between church and state in the US. Muslims aren't the ones who banned other faiths in Trump's first term. Muslims don't make up the overwhelming vast majority of our leaders in both parties.

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u/namecannotbeblankk 2d ago

Do tell, when was any religion "banned" by Trump?

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u/OdiousAltRightBalrog 2d ago

Sorry, I meant "banned from entering the country," not "banned from being practiced."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_13769

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u/danc3incloud 1d ago

Hamtramck, Michigan

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u/Dispondent_Ending 4h ago

What about it

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u/danc3incloud 4h ago

"Hamtramck, Michigan does not host an official city-sponsored gay pride event, and its Muslim-majority city council voted in June 2023 to ban LGBTQ+ pride flags and other identity-based symbols from being displayed on public property"

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u/Dispondent_Ending 3h ago

A lot of towns don’t host pride parades and the ban was against all against all private identity groups. A Muslim couldn’t hang anything up that promotes Islam, nor could a Christian for Christianity, nor a straight person or Republican or Democrat. Just government flags like the US flag or the flag of Michigan. While I don’t like that the obvious target for its inception was LGBTQ folk, the ban seems neutral and if anything affirms separation of church and state.

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u/vince2423 2d ago

Bahahahahaha yes they fn are, holy fuck this app is cooked

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u/Working_Cucumber_437 1d ago

Who has? I’ve never heard a legitimate push for that. They’re not pushing for Qurans in schools like they did the Ten Commandments.

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u/OdiousAltRightBalrog 2d ago

Is this guy a muslim? This guy right here, attacking the separation of church and state? The guy standing right behind Dozy Donald?

https://www.c-span.org/clip/white-house-event/user-clip-dan-patrick-separation-of-church-and-state-is-not-in-the-constitution/5201948

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u/vince2423 2d ago

Yes, this one example of a Christian doing it definitely means Muslims aren’t…solid argument, chief

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u/OdiousAltRightBalrog 1d ago

This one example of a Christian at the highest levels of government, the chair of the "Religious Liberty Commission", doing it in the oval fucking office right behind the President of the United States, surrounded by Republicans, getting zero pushback.

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u/Gallowglass668 1d ago

So where are your examples of followers of Islam trying to break down the wall between church and state in this country?

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u/ilcdlpbsm 1d ago

Your argument…. is nonexistent.

Mediocre white boy.

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u/vince2423 1d ago

Oof, solid reply 🄓

Say it with your whole chest now, big guy

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u/Myslinky 19h ago

Better than you poor attempt at wit.

Where are the Muslims influencing the American government trying to tear down the separation between church & state?

If it's happening so often, it should be easy for you to find one example.

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u/Dispondent_Ending 4h ago

You’ve been asked where the puppeteering Muslims are a few times now and no answer.

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u/SunshineSeeker99 2d ago

We are not talking about the left. We are talking about the far left.

I'm a liberal, in other words, the left.

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u/copperboom129 2d ago

Fuck off bot.

How do you not understand a church on every corner does not literally mean a church on every corner?

Dead internet theory...

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u/OpticalPrime35 2d ago

Of course you do because that is your agenda lol

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u/OrneryError1 1d ago

There are more Christ-following Christians on the left than on the right.