Literally it's like they think the Middle East, north Africa, and south Asia was always Islamic! When in reality all of these places were predominantly Christian, and in parts especially India Hindu but the Muslim hordes went in starting in the year 630 led by their prophet Mohammed went in and conquered Mecca! He died two years later of a common fever, but his disciples continued his work over the next 400 years they completely decimated the Middle East, north Africa and southern Asia killing all kinds of "kafirs" ! Before they started to invade parts of Europe which is when the frist crusades begun in pure defensive response.
The religion is literally predicated and built upon war, genocide, slavery and forced conversion! This is historical fact. Their own religious literature support the authenticity of these battles and the vague scriptures to lay the foundation for motivation to kill all the non Muslims, and to fight these wars to spread Islam.
And here we are today 1400 years after its existence still dealing with it's bullshit, of all religions it is the ultimate blight on humanity,it's people have contributed nothing and they're still waging religious war,stoning people, beheading people , Killing their sisters and mothers for "Honour" among many other barbaric practises in the 21st fucking century!
Yeah population of a couple million, more crude oil in weight then there is people and food. But here's a fun fact all 50 Islamic countries have a combined GDP just over $2 trillion, literally fucking nothing!
Ethan Wood
Inbreeding fucks with your intelligence.
Brandon Harris
Lmfao
South asia, north africa snd modt of the middle east was never chridtian you dumb cunt. Middle east was a micture of Persian Zoroastrianism, A Semetic paganism and south asia was Buddhist and hindu.
Stoo making shit up op.
Btw, chridtians were warmingering faggots who got the shit kicked out of them by Zoroastrians in their first holy crusade, before muslims even existed.
Oliver Gutierrez
And yet western countries are our bitches
Asher Gray
90% of marriages throughout history were between first cousins. We're all products of inbreeding.
Ethan Hernandez
You will never be able to comprehend anything because you will never get out of the retarded mental trap of thinking all nations practice Islam in the same way. For some reason nobody treats Christianity like this. I don't go to some South American shithole then call all Christians retarded scum. All of the shit you see comes from certain countries and each one exports their own brand of shit.
Degeneracy and satanism, Saudi Arabia. Honor killings, Afghanistan and maybe Pakistan. Any country with the *stan suffix is a tribal, clannish nation.
You conveniently forget something called 'culture', all of you always do this, I just don't know why. Its all just culture, criticize them but it can't be the religion itself if every nation around the world is doing it differently. After all its just another Abrahamic religion, there is little difference between them all when you get down to it.
You need to not be such a clueless retard.
Camden Howard
>I don't go to some South American shithole then call all Christians retarded scum
When was the last time people killed in the name of Jesus ?
Nathan King
ABB
Kayden Gray
HOT
Blake Scott
Probably less than 6 hours ago, but in the name of drugs. These people are highly religious too, don't you dare say they're not Christians. They just have a slight beheading problem that hopefully Lord Jesus will help them overcome.
Wyatt Sanchez
> making shit up
HA
"The First Crusade (1095–1099) was the first of a number of crusades that attempted to capture the Holy Land, called by Pope Urban II in 1095. It started as a widespread pilgrimage in western Christendom and ended as a military expedition by Roman Catholic Europe to regain the Holy Land taken in the Muslim conquests of the Levant (632–661), ultimately resulting in the capture of Jerusalem in 1099."
Oh look at that the first Crusade was entirely in response to Muslims, funny I thought that's what I said.
"Pre-Islamic religion in Arabia consisted of indigenous polytheistic beliefs, Ancient Arabian Christianity, Nestorian Christianity, Judaism and Zoroastrianism. Christianity existed in Arabian Peninsula, " en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre-Islamic_Arabia
"Christianity in Africa began in Egypt in the middle of the 1st century. By the end of the 2nd century it had reached the region around Carthage. Important Africans who influenced the early development of Christianity include Tertullian, Perpetua, Felicity, Clement of Alexandria, Origen of Alexandria, Cyprian, Athanasius and Augustine of Hippo." en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity_in_Africa
Oh look the Middle East and North Africa were largely Christian, until the Muslim pieces of shit came along. Oh and guess what the Middle East and North Africa were largely Christian organically there was no war to spread the religion, can't say the same about Islam though, they literally had to go to war and start killing people to the point of genocide a certain branches of Christianity and other religions entirely to spread their shit hole barbaric religion that hasn't changed one bit over 1400 years
Well I calculated the Muslim populations of the 37 countries involved in the study, and then I put a figure to the percentages they determined for each of these countries with their specific Muslim population and added it all together:
Total Muslim population of countries in study= 1,077,802,424
Of The 37 countries studied consisting of roughly 64% of the entire Muslim population 755,924,039 want sharia law as law of the land, about 70% of the evaluated Muslim population.
Yeah shocker real difference on that one in terms of sharia law. But let's go into the various support with the specific hududs...
Kayden Fisher
-sub Sahara Africa was not evaluated by pew research in regards to specifics on sharia law. There for only 20 countries were evaluated in that regards; of which totalled for a population of 856,665,726 Muslims basically 50% of the entire Muslim population. Of that 611,721,634 (71.4% of the 20 countries) want sharia law as law of the land (moving forward we need to subtract the Muslim population of Morocco as the study did not evaluate the specific support for the hududs of the Muslims that support sharia law, within that country which makes the total Muslim population of the 20 evaluated countries 824,284,726 48.4% of the entire Muslim population of that 584,845,404 want sharia law as law of The land 70.9% of the evaluated Muslim population in the remaining 20 countries).
384,059,798 (46.6% of the total Muslim population in the 20 countries evaluated, and 65.6% of the population that want sharia law as law of the land) favour stoning as punishment for adultery sadly that sentence greatly favours women, almost exclusively.
365,045,426 (44.2% of the total Muslim population in the 20 countries evaluated, and 62.4% of the population that want sharia law as law of the land) favour corporal punishment for thieves and robbers such as amputation of the hands . 299,717,714 (36.3% of the total Muslim population in the 20 countries evaluated, and 51.2% of the population that want sharia law as law of the land) favour the death penalty for converts/apostates.
William Scott
You want to know it's crazy, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Iran, Qatar, Sudan etc we're not even included in the study they are some of the most fundamental Islamic countries, the hududs legal criminal punishment is there.
And then there is stuff like this:
Pew Research (2010): 55% of Jordanians have a positive view of Hezbollah 30% of Egyptians have a positive view of Hezbollah 45% of Nigerian Muslims have a positive view of Hezbollah (26% negative) 43% of Indonesians have a positive view of Hezbollah (30% negative) pewglobal.org/2010/12/02/muslims-around-the-world-divided-on-hamas-and-hezbollah/
Pew Research (2010): 60% of Jordanians have a positive view of Hamas (34% negative). 49% of Egyptians have a positive view of Hamas (48% negative) 49% of Nigerian Muslims have a positive view of Hamas (25% negative) 39% of Indonesians have a positive view of Hamas (33% negative) pewglobal.org/2010/12/02/muslims-around-the-world-divided-on-hamas-and-hezbollah/
Pew Research (2007): 26% of younger Muslims in America believe suicide bombings are justified. 35% of young Muslims in Britain believe suicide bombings are justified (24% overall). 42% of young Muslims in France believe suicide bombings are justified (35% overall). 22% of young Muslims in Germany believe suicide bombings are justified.(13% overall). 29% of young Muslims in Spain believe suicide bombings are justified.(25% overall). pewresearch.org/files/old-assets/pdf/muslim-americans.pdf#page=60
There is more but I digress. So pretty much what you said is wrong, because I'm seeing a pretty clear correlation very clear similar beliefs with Muslims throughout the entire world basically.
Jackson Jones
Well that's not killing in the name of Jesus to spread Christianity is it not nearly the same thing as what these jihadist and even just basic Muslim citizens do. I mean in terms of religion based terrorist organizations all of the big militarized ones are Islamic and there are in total of 30+ Islamic ones, and really there are only two somewhat militarized Christian ones the Lord's resistance army in Africa mostly to Uganda I think they are down to 500 strong and The national libertarian front of Tripura in India they have even less members.but these organizations aren't even in predominantly Christian countries! And I don't even kill a fraction of what Islamic terrorists do according to the global terrorism index for the last few years just the top four or five Islamic terrorist organizations are responsible for over 70% of terrorist related deaths. If you were to add the other almost 30 Islamic terrorist organizations you'd probably have then being responsible to 80-90% of terrorist related deaths each year
Mason Brooks
I don't get any of the arguments the people actively supporting muslims bring
The one that baffles my mind is the fact that if you do happen to read the koran and can cite verses from it they'll say "yeah, but that's not the original translation"
sure, I can get behind but is this also implying isis is handing out westernized korans? What the fuck is their point even?
Elijah Gomez
You're a literal Fagg, you thought you were smart and you new things but you've done no research. You thought that just because you were tolerant, you're naïve optimism must be right but evidently it's wrong. It doesn't matter what country they're in with Muslims there is unanimous support for the mandation of sharia law and support for the various Hududs as well as terrorist organizations. In fact there's more support for sharia law in Canada then there is in some African countries what a coincidence
Jacob Anderson
it's also weird that they make the distinction between muslims and moderate muslims when talking
Ryan Kelly
Remember, there's no such thing as Radical Islam. Just like there's no Radical AIDS, Radical Tuberculosis or Radical Rattlesnake Bites. They're all the same affliction.
Camden Lopez
Well that's a complete lie because the translation from Arabic to English is going to be conveying the same message. Like if you translate fuck you you're a piece of shit from English to Russian or Chinese it's going to convey the same message. That's nothing more than an ignorant cop out.
Benjamin Morales
>Literally it's like they think the Middle East, north Africa, and south Asia was always Islamic! And indeed 34% of quintisential muslims believe that the UK is 96%+ muslim, such is the isolation in their self-made ghettos.
This is why they will never be considered an extistential threat, they are too miscarcinated through inbreeding.
Interestingly, Islam may have been a Jesuit invention, to act as a sort of shield against other barbarians. It's a bit involved, but it could be plausiible.
James Wood
how can two idiots who think they're so right, they have the audacity to be arrogant and derogatory towards what I'm saying yet be so completely and utterly wrong. .
Adrian Perez
>Islam may have been a Jesuit invention There were no jesuits - or even monastic orders in 622 ( surprisingly near 666)
