Thoughts On Nick Fuentes?

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Yes I do agree with him, and I have a problem with non-Catholics if they make it a problem
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Got it.  So you are are saying that any given modern Swede, Canadian, New Zealander is objectively less free then a 12th Century Catholic Serf.
- Since you lack the ability to understand English. Let me restate what I said for you, while inserting the above. The funny bit here is that modern Swede, Canadian, New Zealander live today closer to serfs then, than lords used to, in terms of government control & restriction. The state, as the master, dictates & regulates virtually every aspect of your life, your food, your banking, your transactions, your education... & can at whim confiscate your property, abduct your children, confine you...etc if you don't comply.


I am not American, this nonsense means nothing to me. I wasn't indoctrinated into this BS since birth like you.
Ouch,  Richard the Lionhearted was a 12 Century  monarch, not an American.
Let's recall you said: 
"If you're ignorant about your own History, it doesn't mean everybody else is too.
- You keep further embarrassing yourself. The 'nonsense' refers to the *label*. You can't be this stupid! 


You made claims regarding 12th Century Europe but don't recognize the name of one of the most famous kings of that era
- I am sure you have very little idea about 12th Century Europe, or your History in general. I know more about your History than all of you in this forum combined. Sadly!


You made claims about the "honesty" of the Crusades, but don't know that history well enough to know the name of one of the most famous crusaders, leader of the Fourth Crusade in fact.
- Third*.


Anybody who's read Robin Hood or Ivanhoe knows a little of this history
- It shows.


As a Liberal, I believe that power is ultimately derived from the consent of the governed, however oppressed.
- I've come to notice that Liberals often believe in contradictions, square circles & married bachelors. Maybe I'll make a post about that. So, you say power comes from the governed? What's next, winner is the loser? The governed submits to power, by definition, otherwise non-governed. – Maybe you mean by consent not choice but trust in the legitimacy of power, which isn't really free choice. 


I've seen little evidence for God and don't trust anybody who claims to know God's will.
- I don't doubt it. Leave that for the intelligent to see. Regardless, humans can't control the world with their whims.


You are diverging from your original claim (which we have now established was written in profound ignorance of European hisotry) that any given modern Swede, Canadian, New Zealander is objectively less free then a 12th Century European Serf.
- Which is: no government in the past has achieved the level of control & reach your modern Liberal Secular Western government has. 


Agreed but like the Declaration of Independence, that document continues to inspire civil rights moviements to this day.
- Yeah, therein lies the trick. Huge labels generally inspire the fools, to the point of undoing themselves with their own hands. You haven't offered anything better, just better names for the same things. Rights are found in all human societies since time immemorial, generally inclusive to those who belong & exclusive to those who don't, based on ethnic, tribal, national, factional, class, religious...etc affiliations. It is not until the modern Westerners came along that they figure they can call their stupid local Rights "Human Rights", as if they actually extend to all humans... 


Strongly disagree.
- I am sure you have a fantastic defense then. How are you different from Nazis in this respect? I am all ears.


Your premise is false.
Within the US Constitution, protections and rights apply to everyone on US soil or US jurisdiction.
- Deja-vu... "In 21st century American, identity is border & flag based." Repeating what I said to pretend you don't understand... maybe you actually don't. When you claim HUMAN rights, then the guaranteed rights must be contingent on the humanity of the designated, not on borders & flags. Yours are NATIONAL rights, not HUMAN rights whatsoever. The two are mutually exclusive.


Essentially, this means everyone simply standing on US soil is protected by the Constitution and has equal rights under the law.
- Not that this is true by any stretch, but say, the 30 million people killed by US aggression or the many more who lost their homes & wealth. Should they be guaranteed the right to seek justice against the American perpetrators, for instance, in a US court? 


This includes permanent residents, tourists, and yes, undocumented immigrants.
- The first two yes, by virtue of being extended protection by Visa or Green Card or diplomatic agreement. The last one no, can be as easily deported.


The US Constitution specifically details several rights any person is entitled to. For instance, the Bill of Rights clearly lists a series of rights for all human beings, regardless of citizenship status. These ten amendments within the Bill of Rights are inalienable rights for every person on US soil, regardless of orientation, citizenship, gender, and nationality. All ten of the amendments use “people” or “person” and never “citizen.”
- So, is the Iraqi who lost his home & his children under US Invasion protected by the US Constitution? Since we both know he isn't, do you think he should be?


These rights include:
- All adopted straight from Muslims & Islamic Law, but much was lost in translation. Yours are all about appearance & labels. As long as it sounds nice & looks equal...


Freedom of religion
- Since you brought this up. There is no Freedom of Religion in the US (or the West), except in belief. Freedom to practice is wholly subject to the State. As a Muslim I can not practice 9/10th of my faith. The same goes for a Christian with his Bible or a Jew with his Talmud. Impressive names, depressing meanings.


Freedom of speech
- Again, nice labels, abysmal content. Freedom of Speech in the US (worse elsewhere in the West) is strictly restricted in all systemic institutions of the nation, like government, justice, law, education, academia, mainstream media, military, social service...etc. No non-Secular non-Western rationale is ever allowed in any of these institutions. Beyond, Freedom of Speech is permitted as long as it does not undermine the state. During the Cold War, you could get death penalty for advocating Communism in some US states. During the "War on Terror", you know your fate... Today, you're sending hundreds to prison for protesting in Capitol... No state permits what undermines it, by design. 


Peaceful assembly
- That says something. This must've had been a struggle in your past to be made into a right...


Right to bear arms
- Can a citizen own nuclear weapons? If not then it's pointless.


Right to petition the government
- How about right to eat food?


Protection against unreasonable searches and seizures
- I guess the Europeans learned their lesson from the Ottomans. They took advantage of the Ottoman's protection against searches & seizures to smuggle money & traitors, & do all kinds of shady things to undermine the state. For whatever reason, the Muslim jurists could not figure out that such protection may give access to your enemies to destroy your country.


Right to due process
- Like everything else, you borrowed this from Muslims, but restricted it to only nationals. Nothing much has changed.


Right to trial by jury
- This is one of the stupidest things I've ever seen. What does 12 person jury have anything to do with Truth or Justice?! Absolutely nothing. As if some random group of people has the legal capacity & experience to judge the guilt of another... Your ancestors adopted this system from Muslims but misunderstood its purpose. Lafif system in Maliki Law, of 12 person jury trial, relates to reputation not culpability. In the absence of direct reliable testimony, a 'guilty' verdict by 12 witnesses (Lafif) means that the accused is deemed by the community to be capable of committing the crime, not they are actually culpable of it. It is then up to the judge to look at all the facts, & judge accordingly. When the Normand king Henry (your Richard's daddy) brought into England this system from Sicily's Roger, the Normand Muslim king, he obviously mistook 'guilty' of culpability, instead of reputation.


Right to a legal counsel
- Another thing that was lost in translation when adopted from Islamic Law. Your Legal counsel system isn't contingent on Justice. How fucked up is it that a lawyer can knowingly defend a criminal... Disgusting! 


Within the US Constitution, the 14th amendment ensures the right to equal protection under the law.
- The insane vehemence Westerners have in wanting to impose their ideas on everyone is beyond me. Equality is antithetic to Justice. Treating people of different cultures, religions, genders... equally is necessarily unjust to some if not all. This is what stupid man made laws look like, stupid & lazy. But as long as it looks good, right?


This amendment states that any US governing body must govern without discrimination to anyone within US territory.
- That's still discrimination based on borders, which exclude much of the human race. Hence, *National* Rights NOT Human Rights. There can be no rights without discrimination. So then, how are you better than Nazis if not worse?


A 12th century serf enjoyed none of these rights, even in his home town.
- Neither do you, for the most part. You get to enjoy the labels though. I guess lords back then weren't as clever at naming things as your government is today.


Nobles might have been granted some of these rights by some autocrat but such rights were just as eaily taken away if met with disapproval.
- I don't think you know what you're talking about...

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Yes I do agree with him, and I have a problem with non-Catholics if they make it a problem
- What does that look like? What is it that will constitute a problem from non-Catholics, & what kinda problem does that warrant in response.


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Nick Fuentes holds a leadership position in the Trump movement, last seen at a campaign strategy session with Trump a week after declaring his run for 2024. 

He's an important figure in the Trump movement, with prominant positions on several of Trumps new cabinet committess, insurrection conspiracy, anti-semitism (of course), domestic divisiveness, and most imporant, he's is a essential figure of Trump's white supremacist coalition. 
- I take it you disapprove of him, & of Trump. Why exactly do you disapprove?
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Nick Fuentes holds a leadership position in the Trump movement, last seen at a campaign strategy session with Trump a week after declaring his run for 2024. 

He's an important figure in the Trump movement, with prominant positions on several of Trumps new cabinet committess, insurrection conspiracy, anti-semitism (of course), domestic divisiveness, and most imporant, he's is a essential figure of Trump's white supremacist coalition. 
- I take it you disapprove of him, & of Trump. Why exactly do you disapprove?
I disapprove of Fuentes because he’s a white supremacist and go figure, but I have a problem with antisemitism, racism, and hatemongering.

Trump is all that and more, he’s a lawless, sociopathic autocrat with a movement that is attacking the very foundations of my country’s democracy and freedoms.  He has undermined the institutions that are foundational to our government and spread divisiveness and hatred. 

So there’s that…and he’s an asshole.
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You have given one of the only fully relevant responses in the entire thread. Unfortunately, Yassine will now derail his own thread in an attempt to promote Sharia law.
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modern Swede, Canadian, New Zealander live today closer to serfs then, than lords used to, in terms of government control & restriction. The state, as the master, dictates & regulates virtually every aspect of your life, your food, your banking, your transactions, your education... & can at whim confiscate your property, abduct your children, confine you...etc if you don't comply.
  • Objectively false. 
    • LIFE- Let's say you are born poor farmer in any of these countries today and you would like to be a cook or a truck driver.  That is a totally reasonable and common practice in these countries.  That was not true in 12 Century Europe- if you were born a poor farmer you would die a poor farmer in 999 cases out of every 1000.
    • BANKING- Banking, moneylending, and charging interest were considered sins under Catholic rule.  Banking was run almost exclusively by Jews for an almost exclusively aristocratic, international set.  The average serf never saw much coinage and never experienced a bank transaction.  By contrast, most Western citizens have a bank account today.
    • The price for most transactions were set by the autocrat and only rarely changed during one's lifetime.   Most ordinary goods and services were produced very locally and cost the same whether the quality was excellent or poor.  By contrast, the price for most goods and services today are set by the seller and only a small range of goods and services are controlled by the state.
    • EDUCATION- most education for the lower classes was considered a sin.  Many medival states outlawed literacy and maths for serf and the working classes- such functions were used as instruments of control.  Almost every Westerner has access to a taxpayer-funded education up to adulthood and most states offer a lot of options for continuing and extending education.  A diverse and agile education system is seen to today as an essential part of any state's capacity to compete.
    • DUE PROCESS/HABEAS CORPUS- The first due process laws in the west came into being in the 13th century and those rights were at first extended only to barons.  Every citizen of any modern Western democracy enjoys some right to due process, legal counsel and representation, capacity to challenge witnesses and testimony, right of appeal, etc.

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the USA should be a Catholic country
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You have given one of the only fully relevant responses in the entire thread. Unfortunately, Yassine will now derail his own thread in an attempt to promote Sharia law.
I suppose I should have also mentioned Trump's Islamophobia.

"I think Islam hates us." - Donald Trump in 2016
 
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Genius, Sharia and Islam are more right wing and mistreating of other races and cultures vs the majority in their own nations than any white christian nation you can name right now, so if you're gonna go there, you're pretty dumb.

Tell me something, do you think Muslims are closer to Trump's politics or yours? Think very carefully before throwing out 'phobic' when you don't know what is feared. In fact to be saying such nonsense in 2022 December given what is finally being exposed in Qatar and Iran recently, is sheer ignorance. That is Islam, it's always been Islam.
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Actually, let me see how you handle Yassine, our resident Sharia propagandist, in how he proceeds to challenge you. Spread your love of Islam far and wide.
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I disapprove of Fuentes because he’s a white supremacist and go figure, but I have a problem with antisemitism, racism, and hatemongering.

Trump is all that and more, he’s a lawless, sociopathic autocrat with a movement that is attacking the very foundations of my country’s democracy and freedoms.  He has undermined the institutions that are foundational to our government and spread divisiveness and hatred. 
- I see that happening from all sides. Do you have any tangible objections to his ideas beyond labels?


I suppose I should have also mentioned Trump's Islamophobia.
"I think Islam hates us." - Donald Trump in 2016
- That was a funny one. I am not on any of your sides. It's all the same to me. Democrats don't accept Muslims, or in fact any group. They accept only liberals who happen to be Muslim, or among another group. Republicans don't accept Muslims in general. Things are changing lately though... It's not about Trump or Schrump, the system itself is f*cked. 

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You have given one of the only fully relevant responses in the entire thread.
- Relevant = I agree with it, right? 


Unfortunately, Yassine will now derail his own thread in an attempt to promote Sharia law.
- Is this you taking it out on me out of frustration about Qatar banning your beloved LGBT?


Genius, Sharia and Islam are more right wing and mistreating of other races and cultures vs the majority in their own nations than any white christian nation you can name right now, so if you're gonna go there, you're pretty dumb.
- The most ethnically & religiously diverse regions in the world are factually in the Islamic world, the Middle East, South Asia & Southeast Asia. That is, native diversity not imported, thousands of years old. Contrastingly, all ethnicities, all religions & all cultures disappear in the West after a couple of generations. All that is left is diversity of appearance... Berbers are still speaking Berber, Assyrians Syriac, Copts Coptic, Persians Persian, Turks Turkic...etc, after 13 centuries of Arab Islamic rule. In your stupid Western system, it only takes two generations to lose all native languages. Christians in the Middle East dropped 30 points in 13 centuries of Islamic rule as Christians did in just 30 years of Secular France. No one is buying into your stupid system anymore, your disgusting horrible history & culture is shameful enough for you to even attempt to lecture anyone else. But I know you have no shame, & also no intellect to defend any of your beliefs, except sheer bullying & screaming.


Tell me something, do you think Muslims are closer to Trump's politics or yours? Think very carefully before throwing out 'phobic' when you don't know what is feared. In fact to be saying such nonsense in 2022 December given what is finally being exposed in Qatar and Iran recently, is sheer ignorance. That is Islam, it's always been Islam.
- You're going extinct in a generation or two with your LGBT Feminist culture. If it bothers you so much that the rest of the world doesn't want extinction like you do, maybe you should drop this LGBT stuff too & go back to making many babies to save your race.


Actually, let me see how you handle Yassine, our resident Sharia propagandist, in how he proceeds to challenge you. Spread your love of Islam far and wide.
- Maybe one of these days you will actually provide an argument to defend your nonsense claims, instead of these useless attacks. Maybe, just maybe, I'd be like "wow, he is got a point". Alas, we can but hope. Whatever happened to that debate huh? With this much running, you probably went around the Earth many times over...

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modern Swede, Canadian, New Zealander live today closer to serfs then, than lords used to, in terms of government control & restriction. The state, as the master, dictates & regulates virtually every aspect of your life, your food, your banking, your transactions, your education... & can at whim confiscate your property, abduct your children, confine you...etc if you don't comply.
Objectively false. 
- You will always speak from the perspective of a subject, according to the power you are submitted to. There is absolutely nothing unpredictable about what you believe & what you will say. It is all exactly as intended, the same talking points, conforming to what you have been indoctrinated into since your birth, by the incessant propaganda you have been subject to from school, academia, media, & every state institution around you. 


LIFE- Let's say you are born poor farmer in any of these countries today and you would like to be a cook or a truck driver.  That is a totally reasonable and common practice in these countries.  That was not true in 12 Century Europe- if you were born a poor farmer you would die a poor farmer in 999 cases out of every 1000.
- Red herring. Irrelevant to the topic at hand. The comparison does not relate to prosperity or economic diversity. 12th century Europe was a farming culture with virtually no industry. A cook & truck driver from farmer is basically the same thing , proletariat. Serfs then could also chose to farm the crop or fruit of their choice, or raise animals..etc. It is still true that a poor person in 21st century US will die poor in most cases. Regardless, none of this relates to whether a subject to the modern state is closer in that relationship, in principle, to a serf or a lord in 12th century Europe.


BANKING- Banking, moneylending, and charging interest were considered sins under Catholic rule.  Banking was run almost exclusively by Jews for an almost exclusively aristocratic, international set.  The average serf never saw much coinage and never experienced a bank transaction. By contrast, most Western citizens have a bank account today. The price for most transactions were set by the autocrat and only rarely changed during one's lifetime.
-  You love to say whatever you want don't you. You think I am implying serfs had concrete building with people in suits with computers & safes..! Banking = money, its medium, creation, distribution, exchange, deposit, & loaning. It doesn't have to be coins, notes or crypto... In truth, you, as a subject, have no say in the medium, creation, distribution or exchange of money dictated & regulated by the state, much like a serf didn't, by your own admission. As a subject, you don't even have a say in the nature of transactions & contracts you may conduct with others. It's all regulated & dictated by the state. At least the serf paid less taxes to his lord, than you do to your state.


Most ordinary goods and services were produced very locally and cost the same whether the quality was excellent or poor.  By contrast, the price for most goods and services today are set by the seller and only a small range of goods and services are controlled by the state.
- Ok... it's almost a full moon tonight.


EDUCATION- most education for the lower classes was considered a sin. Many medival states outlawed literacy and maths for serf and the working classes- such functions were used as instruments of control.
- Are you slow or something?! – Education =/= concrete buildings with blackboards & textbooks on school subjects. Education is the act of knowledge transfer from one generation to the next, by way of cultivation, discipline & teaching. Back then, Education was performed mainly by the parents but also by the Church. In this respect, Serfs had arguably better standing than the modern Swede, Canadian & New Zealander. They did not suffer mandatory mass indoctrination, they had full right to educate their own children as they saw fit, without risk of having them abducted for no-compliance. Sweden abducts 30k kids a year from their parents (mostly immigrant) to sell them to "progressive" Swedish parents to receive the "correct" education. Canada, instead, opts for punishing parents if they interfere in the child's education, & may resort to abduction if necessary. New Zealand is content with compulsory mass indoctrination -"education"- for now, as they have a terrible recent history of child abductions.


Almost every Westerner has access to a taxpayer-funded education up to adulthood and most states offer a lot of options for continuing and extending education. 
- So did serfs have access to churches.


A diverse and agile education system is seen to today as an essential part of any state's capacity to compete.
- Blahblahblah... they do need slaves like you, don't they? Tell me, how would you feel about an Islamic based diverse & agile education system imposed on you & on your children who may be abducted if you don't comply...? You have no qualms with your education system, because you have been indoctrinated in it. Anyone who wasn't indoctrinated in your stupid education system (like recently conservatives in the US) sees otherwise.


DUE PROCESS/HABEAS CORPUS- The first due process laws in the west came into being in the 13th century and those rights were at first extended only to barons.
- Serfs were guaranteed protection by their lords.


Every citizen of any modern Western democracy enjoys some right to due process, legal counsel and representation, capacity to challenge witnesses and testimony, right of appeal, etc.
- They sure enjoy the labels, not sure about the actual thing. There is barely any Justice in your Justice system, sadly! You have it so bad, yet you believe it's the best thing ever from sheer incessant indoctrination, much like what the communists believed under the Soviets. Funny that you should mention right to appeal... you f*cked it up once more when you adopted from Muslims. If appeal is meant to reverse prior rulings, then that undermines the credibility of the Justice system. If appeal isn't meant to reverse prior rulings, then it's pointless & also undermines the credibility of the Justice system. – Appeal should not be about the ruling, but the judge, whether he judged adequately. A successful appeal, thus, entails penalizing (or terminating) the judge, which also means reversal of the ruling.

- You conveniently ignored the rest of my post... Are you really that incapable of showing me how you're different from Nazis?

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Genius, Sharia and Islam are more right wing and mistreating of other races and cultures vs the majority in their own nations than any white christian nation you can name right now, so if you're gonna go there, you're pretty dumb.
Nonsense, first of all, you are talking about a billion people, if you think you can characterize such a large and diverse population that way, you are extremely dumb.  Sharia and Islam are not the same thing, less than half of the majority Muslim nations even have Sharia Law, and the private practice of Sharia is very diverse among Muslims.  Sure, there are Sharia countries that can be characterized that way, but it isn’t an inherent characteristic of Islam by any stretch. 
 
Second, you are just trying to justify prejudice and bigotry, and some lame ass argument that “they started it” doesn’t cut it.  The Golden Rule is a foundational principle to both Christianity and Islam, both Jesus and Muhammed imparted a vision for a world order based on compassion, equality, inclusion, forgiveness, tolerance, peace, and love. 
Tell me something, do you think Muslims are closer to Trump's politics or yours?
The Muslims I know are closer to my politics, and Trump’s Islamophobia made their lives more difficult.  

Think very carefully before throwing out 'phobic' when you don't know what is feared. In fact to be saying such nonsense in 2022 December given what is finally being exposed in Qatar and Iran recently, is sheer ignorance. That is Islam, it's always been Islam.
More nonsense, I do know what is feared, and what you are seeing in Qatar and Iran is not Islam, it’s Qatar and Iran, they are ruled by oppressive governments and the people they are oppressing are Muslims, the hundred thousand protestors that are risking their lives in Iran are Muslims, your Islamophobia is not justified, it is simple bigotry born of sheer ignorance.   
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Nonsense, first of all, you are talking about a billion people, if you think you can characterize such a large and diverse population that way, you are extremely dumb. 
baseless ad hominem, I know the Qur'an, the Hadith (Qur'an more so, I don't know all Hadith like I know most of the Qur'an), I looked into it to prove Islamophobes fully wrong one day if you care to know. I then was horrified at what I read and read into the history of Islam, whether Sunni, Shi'ite or whatever else Salafi etc. I studied how they operate, spread, stay in power and treat the vulnerable, women, gays, disabled etc within them and what they exactly do to ensure Islam stays strong and widely respected in the immediate area internationally too, not just nationally. It involved, abuse, blackmail, violence, tyranny, fascism, censorship and was consistent across every single Islamic regime that ever has existed the only difference was specifics such as focus on coverings, fasting, etc.
Sharia and Islam are not the same thing, less than half of the majority Muslim nations even have Sharia Law, and the private practice of Sharia is very diverse among Muslims.  Sure, there are Sharia countries that can be characterized that way, but it isn’t an inherent characteristic of Islam by any stretch. 
Wrong. 

    Most of the world’s nearly fifty Muslim-majority countries have laws that reference sharia, the guidance Muslims believe God provided them on a range of spiritual and worldly matters. Some of these nations have laws that call for what critics say are cruel criminal punishments, or place undue restrictions on the lives of women and minority groups. However, there is great diversity in how governments interpret and apply sharia, and people often misunderstand the role it plays in legal systems and the lives of individuals.

    Second, you are just trying to justify prejudice and bigotry, and some lame ass argument that “they started it” doesn’t cut it. 
    Not at all, not one tiny bit. :) Prejudice and bigotry imply something like ignorance or unjust disdain. How much do you know of the Quranic verses?


    1. Regarding the issue of rape, the rape of Muslim women is forbidden. However the rape of woman who have been kidnapped and enslaved is not only permissable, it’s encouraged.
    “The Apostle of Allah (may peace be upon him) sent a military expedition to Awtas on the occasion of the battle of Hunain. They met their enemy and fought with them. They defeated them and took them captives. Some of the Companions of the Apostle of Allah were reluctant to have intercourse with the female captives in the presence of their husbands who were unbelievers. So Allah, the Exalted, sent down the Qur’anic verse: (Sura 4:24) "And all married women (are forbidden) unto you save those (captives) whom your right hands possess." (Abu Dawud 2150, also Muslim 3433)”2. Regarding the issue of Aisha, Muhahhad took Aisha from her father by age 6 declaring the marriage “the will of Allah” and then raped her at the age of 9 and continued to rape her on an almost daily basis from that point forward. Muhammad was 56yo when he first raped Aisha.
    “The Prophet wrote the marriage contract with `Aisha while she was six years old and consummated his marriage with her while she was nine years old and she remained with him for nine years , till his death. Bukhari 7; 62–88”
    There’s your honest answer with verses and citations. Anyone who says otherwise is lying.

    This is the holiest man in Islam ^ The one true Muhammad PBUH, straight from the Qur'an and much more rampant in the Hadith. I know real Islam, I know the history, I studied it to prove Islamophobia wrong and out of sheer curiosity if Islam would be worth converting to even. I did this in my own scholarly time as a hobby, no one to pressure me or bias me any single way. I discovered it my own way, looked at all sources, pro-Islam and otherwise. I can name you multiple Muslims I follow on Youtube, Ill name you 2 now:

    Ali Dawah (regularly uploads) and The3Muslims (regularly upload severely often). I listen intently to their arguments and logic, they are western-located and try to convince poeple to turn to Islam or justify Islam to questioning followers. I see the flaws regularly and how they distract from direct attacks at times with whataboutism and bigotry even. For instance the way they avoid admitting they're LGBTQphobic is to say they don't hate, they want to cure them (yes really, this is the Islamic approach)
    The Golden Rule is a foundational principle to both Christianity and Islam, both Jesus and Muhammed imparted a vision for a world order based on compassion, equality, inclusion, forgiveness, tolerance, peace, and love. 
    No, they didn't. Muhammad never ever taught those things beyond rhetoric.

    Verse 5:33 has frequently been quoted by disbelievers against the Qur'an. To understand the verse we need to be aware of the Qur'an as a whole - as well as be in possession of the necessary faith and wisdom provided by Allah. Initially, here is verse 5:33 on its own:
    إِنَّمَا جَزَاءُ الَّذِينَ يُحَارِبُونَ اللَّهَ وَرَسُولَهُ وَيَسْعَوْنَ فِي الأَرْضِ فَسَادًا أَنْ يُقَتَّلُوا أَوْ يُصَلَّبُوا أَوْ تُقَطَّعَ أَيْدِيهِمْ وَأَرْجُلُهُمْ مِنْ خِلافٍ أَوْ يُنْفَوْا مِنَ الأَرْضِ ذَلِكَ لَهُمْ خِزْيٌ فِي الدُّنْيَا وَلَهُمْ فِي الآخِرَةِ عَذَابٌ عَظِيمٌ
    "The recompense of those who fight Allah and His messenger, and seek to make corruption in the land, is that they be killed or crucified or that their hands and feet be cut off from alternate sides or that they be banished from the land; that is their disgrace in this world and in the Hereafter they will have a great torment." (Qur'an 5:33)
    The Qur'an has to be interpreted as a whole. A believer must use his or her Quranic wisdom and knowledge when reading a particular verse. This requires him to have read the Qur'an before-hand and be able to use wisdom in applying his knowledge of other verses.
    The expression in verse 5:33 is very specifically defined. For example, "hands and feet be cut off from alternate sides." i.e. left foot and right hand. Elsewhere in the Qur'an, we find that one of the greatest tyrants on the earth, 'the pharaoh' threatens the few true believers who had joined the Prophet Moses in the same manner:
    قَالَ آمَنْتُمْ لَهُ قَبْلَ أَنْ آذَنَ لَكُمْ إِنَّهُ لَكَبِيرُكُمُ الَّذِي عَلَّمَكُمُ السِّحْرَ فَلأُقَطِّعَنَّ أَيْدِيَكُمْ وَأَرْجُلَكُمْ مِنْ خِلافٍ وَلأُصَلِّبَنَّكُمْ فِي جُذُوعِ النَّخْلِ وَلَتَعْلَمُنَّ أَيُّنَا أَشَدُّ عَذَابًا وَأَبْقَى
    "He (Pharoah) said: 'Have you believed in him before taking my permission? He is surely your great one who has taught you magic. So, I will cut off your hands and feet from alternate sides, and I will crucify you on the trunks of the palm trees, and you will come to know which of us is greater in retribution and more lasting!' " (Qur'an 20:71)
    This is repeated once again in the Qur'an:
    قَالَ فِرْعَوْنُ آمَنْتُمْ بِهِ قَبْلَ أَنْ آذَنَ لَكُمْ إِنَّ هَذَا لَمَكْرٌ مَكَرْتُمُوهُ فِي الْمَدِينَةِ لِتُخْرِجُوا مِنْهَا أَهْلَهَا فَسَوْفَ تَعْلَمُونَ
    {123} 'Pharaoh said: 'Have you become believers before I have given you permission? This is surely some scheme which you have schemed in the city to drive its people out; you will reveal what you know".' (Qur'an 7:123)
    لأُقَطِّعَنَّ أَيْدِيَكُمْ وَأَرْجُلَكُمْ مِنْ خِلافٍ ثُمَّ لأُصَلِّبَنَّكُمْ أَجْمَعِينَ
    {124} "...'I will cut off your hands and feet from alternate sides, then I will crucify you all'."
    قَالُوا إِنَّا إِلَى رَبِّنَا مُنْقَلِبُونَ
    {125} "They said: 'It is to our Lord that we will return'." (Qur'an 7:125)
    The point to ponder over is, why is the specific threat pharaoh made repeated in the same manner by Allah in verse 5:33 (i.e. cutting alternate hands and feet and crucifixion)? 
    This is because Allah is not actually commanding the believers to carry out this punishment in verse 5:33. Rather, it is a statement against pharaoh's quote who threatened the believers. More specifically, in 5:33 Allah is inferring that it is not the believers (who follow Allah's messengers) who deserved that, rather those who fight against Allah and His messenger (how pharaoh did), who truly deserve the punishment they wish to inflict on the believers. This point is made in a striking way by referring ironically to pharaoh's threats to the believers.
    This interesting observation conforms further with the verse immediately before 5:33, which sets the context of the time of pharaoh! Both 5:32 and 5:33 are quoted below:
    مِنْ أَجْلِ ذَلِكَ كَتَبْنَا عَلَى بَنِي إِسْرَائِيلَ أَنَّهُ مَنْ قَتَلَ نَفْسًا بِغَيْرِ نَفْسٍ أَوْ فَسَادٍ فِي الأَرْضِ فَكَأَنَّمَا قَتَلَ النَّاسَ جَمِيعًا وَمَنْ أَحْيَاهَا فَكَأَنَّمَا أَحْيَا النَّاسَ جَمِيعًا وَلَقَدْ جَاءَتْهُمْ رُسُلُنَا بِالْبَيِّنَاتِ ثُمَّ إِنَّ كَثِيرًا مِنْهُمْ بَعْدَ ذَلِكَ فِي الأَرْضِ لَمُسْرِفُون.َ
    {32} "It is because of this that We have decreed for the Children of Israel: 'Anyone who kills a person who has not committed murder, or who has not committed corruption in the land; then it is as if he has killed all the people! And whoever spares a life, then it is as if he has given life to all the people.' Our messengers had come to them with clarification, but many of them are, after this, are corrupting on the Earth."
    {This sets the context of pharaoh's response to Moses}
    إِنَّمَا جَزَاءُ الَّذِينَ يُحَارِبُونَ اللَّهَ وَرَسُولَهُ وَيَسْعَوْنَ فِي الأَرْضِ فَسَادًا أَنْ يُقَتَّلُوا أَوْ يُصَلَّبُوا أَوْ تُقَطَّعَ أَيْدِيهِمْ وَأَرْجُلُهُمْ مِنْ خِلافٍ أَوْ يُنْفَوْا مِنَ الأَرْضِ ذَلِكَ لَهُمْ خِزْيٌ فِي الدُّنْيَا وَلَهُمْ فِي الآخِرَةِ عَذَابٌ عَظِيم
    {33} "The recompense of those who fight Allah and His messenger, and seek to make corruption in the land, is that they be killed or crucified or that their hands and feet be cut off from alternate sides or that they be banished from the land; that is their disgrace in this world and in the Hereafter they will have a great retribution."
    Thus, the immediate context of Pharaoh's time also supports the understanding that this verse is in relation to pharoah's threat described in other verses. Lastly, note that even grammatically, the verse is not worded in the imperative (as an order or command). It is written in the manner in the translation ("that they be killed or crucified..."). This compares with pharaoh's "i will do", commanding sentence.
    Therefore, this verse makes the powerful point that those disbelievers who threaten 'Allah and His Messenger' with punishment and persecution, they are actually the ones who truly deserve the same retribution - not Allah's messengers or the believers who invite mankind to the ways of peace - to know their Creator and the existence of the Hereafter.

    this is a pro-Islam source, judge for yourself his idea of tolerance, mercy, peace or anything.
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    @Sidewalker
    baseless ad hominem, I know the Qur'an, the Hadith (Qur'an more so, I don't know all Hadith like I know most of the Qur'an), I looked into it to prove Islamophobes fully wrong one day if you care to know.
    - Since you know the Quran & Hadith so well, why are you always running from debate? 


    I then was horrified at what I read and read into the history of Islam, whether Sunni, Shi'ite or whatever else Salafi etc. I studied how they operate, spread, stay in power and treat the vulnerable, women, gays, disabled etc within them and what they exactly do to ensure Islam stays strong and widely respected in the immediate area internationally too, not just nationally.
    - I am sure you will bring all this up in the debate. So, what shall the resolution be? You want to prove you're telling the truth to your friend there don't you? This is your chance.


    It involved, abuse, blackmail, violence, tyranny, fascism, censorship and was consistent across every single Islamic regime that ever has existed the only difference was specifics such as focus on coverings, fasting, etc.
    - How about this. Lemme sweeten the deal for you. Why don't we we have a debate whether Sharia or Western Secularism involves the above, i.e. abuse, blackmail, violence, tyranny, fascism, censorship... etc? 


    Wrong. 
    - You're right for once.


    Not at all, not one tiny bit. :) Prejudice and bigotry imply something like ignorance or unjust disdain. How much do you know of the Quranic verses?
    - Maybe we can have a debate on that too, whether you are a bigot or not. Should be interesting. How much do you know of the Quran yourself? Absolutely nothing.



    1. Regarding the issue of rape, the rape of Muslim women is forbidden. However the rape of woman who have been kidnapped and enslaved is not only permissable, it’s encouraged.
    “The Apostle of Allah (may peace be upon him) sent a military expedition to Awtas on the occasion of the battle of Hunain. They met their enemy and fought with them. They defeated them and took them captives. Some of the Companions of the Apostle of Allah were reluctant to have intercourse with the female captives in the presence of their husbands who were unbelievers. So Allah, the Exalted, sent down the Qur’anic verse: (Sura 4:24) "And all married women (are forbidden) unto you save those (captives) whom your right hands possess." (Abu Dawud 2150, also Muslim 3433)”2. Regarding the issue of Aisha, Muhahhad took Aisha from her father by age 6 declaring the marriage “the will of Allah” and then raped her at the age of 9 and continued to rape her on an almost daily basis from that point forward. Muhammad was 56yo when he first raped Aisha.
    “The Prophet wrote the marriage contract with `Aisha while she was six years old and consummated his marriage with her while she was nine years old and she remained with him for nine years , till his death. Bukhari 7; 62–88”
    There’s your honest answer with verses and citations. Anyone who says otherwise is lying.
    - Very reliable stuff... Since you have so much evidence against Islam & Sharia & so much hate too, you must be most eager to show everyone you are right in a formal debate. 


    This is the holiest man in Islam ^ The one true Muhammad PBUH, straight from the Qur'an and much more rampant in the Hadith.
    - We can always debate more than one resolution, maybe something like Prophet Muhammed (pbuh) Is Good, Peaceful, Violent, the Best, the Worst...etc. Several options you can chose from.


    I know real Islam, I know the history, I studied it to prove Islamophobia wrong and out of sheer curiosity if Islam would be worth converting to even. I did this in my own scholarly time as a hobby, no one to pressure me or bias me any single way. I discovered it my own way, looked at all sources, pro-Islam and otherwise.
    - For such big claims, for years now you run from debate every single time even when challenged. It's obvious for everyone that you're just a liar, & vehemently intent to spread lies about Islam & Muslims to quench your hate. 


    No, they didn't. Muhammad never ever taught those things beyond rhetoric.
    - Care to debate that too?


    this is a pro-Islam source, judge for yourself his idea of tolerance, mercy, peace or anything.
    - You keep regurgitating the same nonsense over & over even when proven wrong & beaten to death. You have a chance to defend your claims now, & show your friend there that you were right all along. I am challenging your claims in a formal debate, about Islam, Sharia, & the beloved Prophet Muhammed (pbuh). Will you accept the challenge or accept defeat? 
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    I disapprove of Fuentes because he’s a white supremacist and go figure, but I have a problem with antisemitism, racism, and hatemongering.

    Trump is all that and more, he’s a lawless, sociopathic autocrat with a movement that is attacking the very foundations of my country’s democracy and freedoms.  He has undermined the institutions that are foundational to our government and spread divisiveness and hatred. 
    - I see that happening from all sides. Do you have any tangible objections to his ideas beyond labels?
    By beyond labels, do you mean like words, you want me to draw you a picture or something?  Sorry, to communicate I'm gonna stick with using language, my objections are "tangible" as presented.  

    I suppose I should have also mentioned Trump's Islamophobia.
    "I think Islam hates us." - Donald Trump in 2016
    - That was a funny one. I am not on any of your sides. It's all the same to me.
    That's OK, Trump's not going to be on any ballot in Turkey any time soon anyway.

    Democrats don't accept Muslims, or in fact any group. They accept only liberals who happen to be Muslim, or among another group. Republicans don't accept Muslims in general. Things are changing lately though... It's not about Trump or Schrump, the system itself is f*cked. 
    Trump exacerbated the divisiveness, especially for Muslims, and yes, our internecine strife is more political than ever before, but it's simple bigotry to define people using labels like you do...and Yes, the way you see the system is f*cked, it's going to just keep getting worse until we stop seeing labels and start seeing individuals.

    There's only two kinds of people in the world, those who think there are only two kinds of people, and those who don't. 
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    By beyond labels, do you mean like words, you want me to draw you a picture or something?  Sorry, to communicate I'm gonna stick with using language, my objections are "tangible" as presented.  
    - "white supremacist" "racist" "antisemite"...etc, are just labels, charged with the right amount of emotion to antagonize & dehumanize others with no actual cause. You must show first that the act is objectionable, & for what reason it is objectionable, & that it was actually committed. 


    That's OK, Trump's not going to be on any ballot in Turkey any time soon anyway.
    - Maybe he can become Erdogan's adviser.


    Trump exacerbated the divisiveness, especially for Muslims, and yes, our internecine strife is more political than ever before,
    - You have it backwards. It's the boiling real divisiveness in the country that led to Trump. This is why a secular egalitarian democracy is doomed to fail. Imposing a single mold of thought & practice on all people may in the short term create a fake harmony with diversity of appearance, but it will inevitably collapse on itself. People are not robots, they are diverse, not just in skin color & gender, but more importantly in their ways of thinking, their values, their beliefs...etc. A secular democracy is not equipped to deal with that kind of diversity, of beliefs & practices.


    but it's simple bigotry to define people using labels like you do...and
    - The wisdom is not in the label, it's in the meaning. Meanings are natural universals (abstracts) extracted from the real world. A dog in the real world, is represented in our mind with the concept of dog. This is meaning. Words are conventional sounds or letters to refer to those meanings. Hence, words are contingent on meanings, not the opposite. When the conventional meaning of the word expresses a real distinction in the world, then the word has real meaning. – The issue arises when using labels (words) to designate fictitious things which have no substance or bear no real distinction in the real world. 


    Yes, the way you see the system is f*cked, it's going to just keep getting worse until we stop seeing labels and start seeing individuals.
    - People are not individuals, they are individuals of a society. What you're promoting to avoid a society made of some groups is a society made of millions of them, i.e. individuals. A society of lone individuals is the most divided & most vulnerable that could possibly exist, perfectly & utterly at the mercy of the state & the enemy. 


    There's only two kinds of people in the world, those who think there are only two kinds of people, and those who don't. 
    - Saw that one before...
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    By beyond labels, do you mean like words, you want me to draw you a picture or something?  Sorry, to communicate I'm gonna stick with using language, my objections are "tangible" as presented.  
    - "white supremacist" "racist" "antisemite"...etc, are just labels, charged with the right amount of emotion to antagonize & dehumanize others with no actual cause.
    They are descriptive words and I used them accurately.

    You must show first that the act is objectionable, & for what reason it is objectionable, & that it was actually committed. 
    Nope, you haven’t shown me why I must justify my assessment to you, you must show first that the descriptions aren’t tangibly factual, & for what reason you disagree & that it was tangibly disagreeable..
     
    Trump earned my descriptions with a lifetime of objectionable actions, maybe you’ve been living under a rock for the last few decades or maybe you just weren’t paying attention, either way, bringing you up to speed is not my responsibility. 

    That's OK, Trump's not going to be on any ballot in Turkey any time soon anyway.
    - Maybe he can become Erdogan's adviser.

    They are cut from the same cloth, so yeah, maybe so.

    Trump exacerbated the divisiveness, especially for Muslims, and yes, our internecine strife is more political than ever before,
    - You have it backwards. It's the boiling real divisiveness in the country that led to Trump.
    I know that, Trump is a symptom of global trends toward divisiveness and autocracy, but he exploited and exacerbated it with a cult of personality based on lies, deception, conspiracy theories, and hatemongering.

    This is why a secular egalitarian democracy is doomed to fail. Imposing a single mold of thought & practice on all people may in the short term create a fake harmony with diversity of appearance, but it will inevitably collapse on itself. People are not robots, they are diverse, not just in skin color & gender, but more importantly in their ways of thinking, their values, their beliefs...etc. A secular democracy is not equipped to deal with that kind of diversity, of beliefs & practices.
    A secular democracy is perfectly equipped to deal with that kind of diversity, that’s what it was designed for in the first place, and tolerance of diversity makes a society stronger and more resilient.  You are talking nonsense if you think the solution is to try to turn people into robots by imposing a more restrictive way of thinking, values, and beliefs, onto the diversity, that is oppression.  

    but it's simple bigotry to define people using labels like you do...and
    - The wisdom is not in the label, it's in the meaning. Meanings are natural universals (abstracts) extracted from the real world. A dog in the real world, is represented in our mind with the concept of dog. This is meaning. Words are conventional sounds or letters to refer to those meanings. Hence, words are contingent on meanings, not the opposite. When the conventional meaning of the word expresses a real distinction in the world, then the word has real meaning. –
    Thanks for that review, Captain Obvious, but I think I’ve got a pretty good handle on how language works, been using it to communicate with for decades. 

    The issue arises when using labels (words) to designate fictitious things which have no substance or bear no real distinction in the real world. 
    So this issue you have, it sounds like you have extended the concept of fake news to the development of fake words, maybe you can tell me some of the words you think are fake so I know what your issue is.

    Yes, the way you see the system is f*cked, it's going to just keep getting worse until we stop seeing labels and start seeing individuals.
    - People are not individuals, they are individuals of a society. What you're promoting to avoid a society made of some groups is a society made of millions of them, i.e. individuals. A society of lone individuals is the most divided & most vulnerable that could possibly exist, perfectly & utterly at the mercy of the state & the enemy. 
    Nope, people ARE individuals, and they are individuals IN a society.  What I’m proposing is the real world, where a society is a collection of individual people living together, and a secular democracy is the best way to ensure the people control the state.


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    Thoughts On Nick Fuentes?

    Express.

    The most dangerous people in history have been closeted gays. Hitler’s a classic example. 
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    Explains Nick's irrational phobia of being propositioned by the opposite sex. 
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    Lol, barely made it to page 3 before invoking Godwin's law.
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    @Sidewalker
    They are descriptive words and I used them accurately.
    - Show me how they are descriptive, & how you are using them correctly. 


    Nope, you haven’t shown me why I must justify my assessment to you
    - You are free to not justify your assessments, hence bare assertions.


    you must show first that the descriptions aren’t tangibly factual, & for what reason you disagree & that it was tangibly disagreeable..
    - Not sure what you're saying here... but it gets old quick when every time you don't like someone you tag them with the overused loaded labels. Meh...


    Trump earned my descriptions with a lifetime of objectionable actions, maybe you’ve been living under a rock for the last few decades or maybe you just weren’t paying attention, either way, bringing you up to speed is not my responsibility.
    - Trump this Scrump that. His daughter & son in law are Jewish, & no US president has done more to Israel in recent decades than what Trump did. You have to do a lot better to convince anyone... 

     
    They are cut from the same cloth, so yeah, maybe so.
    - That went right over your head, but yeah, Trump must've gotten the tiniest share of that cloth of success, while Erdogan kept the rest.


    I know that, Trump is a symptom of global trends toward divisiveness and autocracy, but he exploited and exacerbated it with a cult of personality based on lies, deception, conspiracy theories, and hatemongering.
    - I am slowly coming to realize I am talking to an automaton. I don't know how to break this to you, but the liberal propaganda you've been fed is BS & laughable to the rest of the world. The very fact that you say things like 'not all Muslims are not like us' implies that you are a supremacist yourself, that others must conform to our values & be like us lest they be inferior to us.


    A secular democracy is perfectly equipped to deal with that kind of diversity, that’s what it was designed for in the first place,
    - Nope. Strictly NOT. Secularism is, by definition, the exclusion of all non-secular rationale in all systematic institutions. All modes of thinking, values, beliefs, moralities... in all systemic institutions, government, court, law, policy, education, academia, military... are thus disabled for the sake of the secular liberal western paradigm. Democracy is majority rule, minorities therein naturally crushed, especially in an egalitarian system, for it does not allow for any divergence from the norm. – Not matter how much you've been indoctrinated into believing this nonsense, you can not possibly expect the opposite results of what the system was designed for, that's literally absurd.


    and tolerance of diversity makes a society stronger and more resilient.
    - That may well be, but tolerance & diversity go beyond public degeneracy & appearance. Your system is, in fact, one of the most intolerant that have ever existed. The only thing you really tolerate is public degeneracy, & virtually nothing beyond that. The only diversity you promote is the superficial kind: skin color, gender, attire, food & the like. This is no diversity.


    You are talking nonsense if you think the solution is to try to turn people into robots by imposing a more restrictive way of thinking, values, and beliefs, onto the diversity, that is oppression.  
    - This is literally what you do all day long. The same way of thinking, values & beliefs -i.e. Secular Liberal Western ideal- are imposed by the state, strictly excluding all others in all systemic institutions; the encroachment also often extends to the private & personal sphere. Indeed it is oppression, as you have admitted. 


    Thanks for that review, Captain Obvious, but I think I’ve got a pretty good handle on how language works, been using it to communicate with for decades.
    - I don't know about that... & what I said isn't obvious. You might not realize it, but the preponderant theory in the West today assumes the opposite of what I said. That, meaning is contingent on words. Which is what you have been taught all your life, to interpret the author's words despite his intent. This stems from a much deeper conception of reality, an existentialist & deconstructionist view on Truth; that Truth is personal (i.e. relative & subjective).


    So this issue you have, it sounds like you have extended the concept of fake news to the development of fake words, maybe you can tell me some of the words you think are fake so I know what your issue is.
    - "antisemite" "supremacist" "racist" "diversity" "tolerance"...etc. 


    Nope, people ARE individuals, and they are individuals IN a society.
    - So that I understand the distinction you're making, in contrast to people not being individuals sans society. What exactly do you mean "individuals in a society"? Do you mean people are individuals in isolated islands? 


    What I’m proposing is the real world, where a society is a collection of individual people living together
    - You're not proposing anything. You're just regurgitating what you've been indoctrinated into without second thought. A society & individuals are mutually antithetical. There is no such thing as isolated individuals in a society. Individualism necessarily undermines society & social structures, by design. Reason why all Western states adopt Social & Modern & National Liberalism, as opposed to more anarchist & libertarian forms of government. The government must ensure that all individuals share the same values & are subject to the same education to achieve harmony lest there be chaos.


    and a secular democracy is the best way to ensure the people control the state.
    - It's literally the opposite that is the case. It may sound good & makes fools feel good about themselves, but Democracy, as the submission of the state to the will of its subjects, is a square circle. It doesn't exist. The state is, by definition, that which people are subject to, otherwise not a state. This is truer in case of secular egalitarian liberal democracy. Secular entails state controlled morality & rationality. Egalitarian entails state equalization of all effective differences among people, i.e. everyone shaped into the same mold for more efficient control. Liberal entails a society made of individuals, hence the easiest to control. Democracy entails state control norms. Fringe groups & minorities inevitably melt into the majority to impair all chances of separatism or revolution. 

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    The most dangerous people in history have been closeted gays. Hitler’s a classic example. 
    - Am I to assume you're implying Nick Fuentes to be a closeted gay?

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    I wonder what Milo’s roommate thinks.
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    I wonder what Milo’s roommate thinks.
    - That he went back to his closet... maybe they are both in that closet...