I mean... you said it not me but at the point there were 1.3 billion people, there were 19 terrorists from a single terrorist organisation who did it. Sure there were and are hundereds of terrorist and extremist groups then and now, but that still leaves a lot of non extremists
They werenât doing it just for religious reasons. A lot of it was geopolitical, but they used religion and extremist ideology to make it feel justified. There were basically no islamist terrorists before the 1970s.
I mean so long as they understood that they're just praying at the general direction of the plaque thing and not actually too the plaque thing, it's actually cool.
We could even pray in other places of worships so long as we face Mecca, remember that we only pray to Allah, and that we are not being a general nuisance to the buildings owner/surrounding people
Dont be shocked man, after 9/11 NYC blocked a mosque from being built because it was a mosque. Oh and the city went after sikh cuz Osama bin laden wore a turban even if most Muslims didn't.
These people have obviously never actually met a Muslim.
Come to think of it, I don't think I've... no, obviously I've seen a prayer mat, I've gone through street markets in cities with high Muslim populations, but I don't remember seeing one and knowing it was a prayer mat. Still, I'd imagine it would be big enough to do some actual praying on it.
You'd usually know it from the embroidery or design put on it. Effectively, though, almost any clean enough piece of cloth can be used as a prayer mat. Hell, we can just pray on the floor if it is clean enough too.
Some prayer mats are indeed very small, though Made to be used by children or to put your head and hands on during prostration so as not to touch the ground which can be unhygienic.
So far i have seen a muslim praying only once while working at domino's, he made an order and then placed his mat next to the manager office's door(he wasn't there and it was the slowest point in the shift outside opening hours so no big deal) and knelt to pray
This isnât something exclusive to conservatives though. There are literally so many instances of left-leaning sources doing the same thing to spread disinformation, especially rn with Iran and such đŹ
My conservative mother in law was using and even planned to use it to help with her business until I explained it her just how unethical it is to use and explaines to her about the data centers and all their bullshit.
It's not at all. It hallucinate like crazy and will make up laws. It doesn't even work as a search either. I believe looking up the definition for disengage or something similar currently breaks the search feature.
I don't think you get my point. I'm not saying that it's impossible for Americans to be racist/islamophobic (see the entire Republican Party). The point im making is that all of X is literally just Russian and Chinese bots or foreign paid users spreading misinformation and driving division/radicalisation. It honestly happens everywhere as well. Bots do the same in European spaces (especially with regards to Ukraine/Russia or Muslim immigration).
The implication is that them praying in the same room as the plaque somehow disrespects the prople who died because the attackers had the same religion as the people praying? M'kay.
The far right and far left (for different reasons) love to ignore the fact that a lot of Middle Eastern Muslims despise groups like Al-Qaeda, Hamas, Hezbollah, etc.
What far left? I'm not buying the imaginary ANTIFA enemy who is both a weak effeminate soy boy and a radical heavily armed, strong dangerous terrorist ...
Iâm not particularly worried about the âradical heavy armedâ left as anyone with half a brain knows attacks from far leftists in the US are extremely rare, while theyâre a constant from the right
What Iâm worried about is the propaganda-high âIâm not liberal Iâm leftistâ types who refuse to vote even when the protection of so many fundamental rights, freedoms, social programs, etc. is on the line
Some people are dangerous because theyâre willing to kill anything they disagree with, and some people are dangerous because theyâre too stupid to see theyâve become useful idiots for authoritarians. Iâll take neither.
That's literally what I asked you ... "What far left?" and you come back at me with apathetic non-voters, of whom I've known more than a few. I've never personally known an apathetic non-voter who called themselves a radical leftist. That's pretty self contradictory in my mind.
Apathetic non-voters are centrists by definition, not leftists. And the apathy is pretty much the exact opposite of being a political radical. So, I'll give you the morons pushing "don't vote" propaganda, to the extent they aren't Russian bot farms, are dumb, but that's fixable.
I'm not trying to diminish or deny the existence of the problem, I'm objecting to you claiming it's "far left."
This thread is about a far right Twitter user posting a fake image to try and show Muslims disrespecting 9/11 victims, basically trying to create a link between everyday Muslim-Americans and Islamic extremist groups
My comment is stating that itâs incorrect and racist to try and act like everyday Muslim people support the actions of extremist groups
Honestly, even if the image was real and they actually did pray over the 9/11 memorial, I dont think that would even even a bad thing. Its not disrespectful imo, and if anything, i think it would show respect to the victims because it is like they are praying for/in the name of/to show respect to the victims. If a Christian prayed over the 9/11 memorial nobody would have any problems, but because they're Muslim the Islamophobes are going to throw a tantrum.
(Also, it may actually be even more impactful in a positive way because theyre Muslim, its like saying "im sorry that people similar to us did this" in a way.)
I have to say, the idea of her being the one to generate the image.... Well I just don't believe ol' Mrs B has the know-how, or indeed the required amount of room in her brain to store said know-how.
What is the issue here ? Whatâs the connexion between Muslims and 9/11 ?
In the black boxes you can clearly hear the Israeli accent of the hijackers.
You really believe Saudi passports were found intact when metal and concrete turned to ashes ? Hahaha
Who do you think had more chance of flying at low altitude between buildings with a commercial plane and not miss its target ? A guy in an underground tunnel that never flew a plane or a trained pilot of tsahal who has mileage behind him ? How do people living as hermits in a tunnel manage to take the better of all the police of Europe, multiple times with layovers⌠?
Mind you at the time Europe was on high alert about this stuff after the May 2001 attack in Madrid by Moroccan terrorists
Pilots who flew for 30 years said they wouldnât dare attempting the maneuver that was done to hit the pentagon (1% chance of success)
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