How do you liberals square love of Islam with gender bending and gay rights? (middle east, extremist)
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Life would be great as the queen, right? but what if you're a drone? What would you say is the quality of life of a drone? Are you willing to live such an existence? If so, time machine yourself back to the killing fields of Cambodia.
I have a major problem with all patriarchal religions beyond their magical nonsense because they do seem to believe they have a monopoly on what is needed to get to heaven. I believe they only exist to transfer money from the believers to their preachers, priests and bank accounts.
I in no way shape or form believe I have all the answers.
There is no argument that Islam and gay rights and gender bending are not compatible. They are matter antimatter. Let some gays lesbos or genderbender trannys have a march down main street in Dearborn. They would be stoned.
When was the last time you were in Dearborn?
Punch line: No, they wouldn't be stoned. Just like there are bars and restaurants that serve pork all over Dearborn. Sharia Law isn't enforced there, no matter how much the fear mongers would like you to believe otherwise.
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Stop trying so damn hard to be a "citizen of the world" andactually TRAVEL a bit to maybe see what the REST of the world ACTUALLY looks like.
Cultural relativism is for cowards andfor people who haven't seen enough of the world to know that such a concept is absolute nonsense.
I have. I'm a US Air Force veteran. While serving my country and wearing the uniform of freedom, I have been to Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Italy, and England. I've seen the world.
There are extremist Muslims just as there are extremist Christians.
A Lutheran or a Methodist is probably the equivalent of most Muslims. Yet we hear about the extremes. They are the loudest.
I'm not going to wear a headscarf in support of Muslims because I think that sort of thing keeps women down. I think that sort of garb will die out in this country once they become more assimilated. Like, "How ya gonna keep them down on the farm, after they've seen New York." Old song meaning the younger generations want to be like their peers and will dress and act accordingly. Their religious views will diminish too.
IMO we should not see the person sitting next to us in church as gay or transgender but rather as a person. I'm not accusing you of saying otherwise as your point can be bigger than mine.
No, we do not want to run off those who see themselves as whatever.
I know you know what I meant, but to rephrase so others understand, I want gay people and transgendered people to feel welcomed to sit next to me in church without being seen as anything other than a fellow Christian.
I know you know what I meant, but to rephrase so others understand, I want gay people and transgendered people to feel welcomed to sit next to me in church without being seen as anything other than a fellow Christian.
Actually, if I had to choose between being an egg laying machine trapped inside the mound my entire life or a drone out collecting food, I'd go drone every time.
Even in communism, there are roles to be filled.
Once again, communism and people are not compatible.
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