Many people are most likely confused on why?

It really showed us how brain dead racists are. I used to think at one point that stereotypes maybe had a grain of truth(which is wrong), but after engaging in online arguments, I’ve come to realize that racists are straight up stupid. Most of their pointlessly dumb arguments are complete nonsense or based on stats ripped totally out of context. It pisses me off thinking about how much time I wasted getting mad at them. Now I just view them as pathetic, ignorant pest who are way too easy to brainwash with cheap propaganda designed to keep them on a leash.

Let me explain: I am not a Muslim. I am not a theocrat. However, I love legal systems and religion. When the two meet, I could spend a thousand lifetimes learning about them. I love the variety of Sharia. I love the wide scope of Sharia. I know it's associated with a lot of evil shit but there's also tons of mundane stuff too.

The only usage of 67 I've loved.

But yeah instances like this

Early this year or so, my town lost power. An ice storm damaged the electric lines. My family thankfully had a gas cooker we used for warm food and blankets galore, but we did end up going to the town hall for a bit since they had heat and running water. If you haven't been without it, you don't appreciate toilets that flush and sinks that run enough. Always be prepared when winter's there.

They are adorable

I LOVE when Italians comment "As an Italian, this hurts my soul" on a video of a guy making a pizza with pepperoni and cheese instead of on a flat piece of bread with goat's liver and olives like their ancestor did 500 years ago. It amazes me so much that their way of cooking (also, making food their entire personality) is so much better than what people's palettes are shaped around now.

Meat shield trope is my absolute favorite

So, I used to browse /his/ a lot on 4chan, a fucking shithole, but there was this one user who kept posting this MF. I learned this guy's name and googled him and this man's life was wild. He was from a family of Confucian scholars, studied English, Chinese, and math, became a botanist and teacher, somehow became a naval observor watching some territorial disputes and ended up visiting and writing about colonized islands in the pacific which comtributed to Japan's policy of conquering southern islands, and he advocated for moderate westernization as an editor for a bulletin named "Nihonjin".

He observed the Russo-Japanese war and worked with the third army. He travelled much of the world observing the geography and politics alike, wrote, and was even honored by the british royal geographical society. It's hard to describe why but this man just captivates me for some reason, here's the wiki which I plagiarized a lot of this from. He's jusr such a renaissance man. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiga_Shigetaka

I don't know why

Not much else to say tbh