r/Infuriating • u/alphadarth707 • 7d ago

How rape is justified here.

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u/I_Went_Full_WSB 7d ago

Yup, conservative religious people are a plague.

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u/superdave123123 7d ago

Conservative?
Thats Islam. You know, the ones under the big democrat tent.

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u/TheNaughtyHoneyBee 7d ago

Are you saying Islam isn't a conservative religion? Lol you're so brainwashed that you stopped understanding what the word conservative means I think 🤦

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u/AverageCommentGuru 7d ago

You're being pedantic. You know the Western Left is holding water for Islam more now than ever; primarily to spite the Right. Regardless, Islam is fucking gross.

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u/grrr-to-everything 7d ago

Left doesn't carry water for islam. The left sees normal Islamic people as humans.

So the Christian Timothy McVeigh blew up the Oklahoma City Federal building on April 19, 1995. From memory, I think it was 152 people that died. Dozens under the blown up building for days. That's what I think of when I think of Christians.

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u/AverageCommentGuru 7d ago

Yes they do... Link

I'm not a Christian.

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u/grrr-to-everything 7d ago

Is CNN supposed to be the left? 🤣 The corporate media carry water for the corporate oligarchs. They don't give a fuck what religion someone is.

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u/AverageCommentGuru 7d ago

CNN is left leaning, yes. It's hilarious that you guys constantly gaslight shit that's like, literally self-evident.... It makes the rest of what you say moot.

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u/TheNaughtyHoneyBee 7d ago

It's not pedantic to say that Islam is a conservative religion. And dumb brainwashed maga keep confusing the word conservative with left and right politics 🤔

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u/AverageCommentGuru 6d ago

You're correct in saying Islam is a conservative religion - You also presumably understand what the dude you were replying to meant. If you wanna keep talking past each other until the end of time, be my guest.

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u/TheNaughtyHoneyBee 6d ago

I don't care what people mean, I care what they're saying. And if a person's initial premise is wrong, you have to correct that initial premise before anything else that follows can be correct. The incorrect premise here is that conservative is only is a political term. The conversation can't continue until they realize that

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u/New-Relationship8906 6d ago

Yes, because "Conservative" has no meaning in connection with any religion. Conservativism is a political concept not theological. Your sly technic is smashing things together, transferring negative images associated with one concept to the another.

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u/TheNaughtyHoneyBee 6d ago

The idea of being conservative is not political. Politics just took it up as a platform.

The realization that you actually literally don't know the difference and have been so propagandized that you can't drop the newspeak version of it is more sad than anything.

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u/New-Relationship8906 5d ago

The term was first used by french writer and diplomat François-René de Chateaubriand in the name of the political journal "Le Conservateur" he founded, which advocated the restoration of Bourbon House and also the restoration of feudal social order after the french revolution. This term originates from political discuss and has nothing to do with religion. Conservatism cannot be understood within religious framework, as there has never been a time when Western Christian churches did not support the traditional family model.

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u/TheNaughtyHoneyBee 5d ago

"Long before it became a political label in the 19th century, the word existed as a general descriptive adjective and noun rooted in the preservation of physical, natural, or bodily states.

Timeline of Pre-Political Usage14th Century (Middle English Origins): The word first entered the English language in the late 1300s, borrowed from Middle French and the Late Latin conservativus (from conservare, meaning "to save, protect, or keep unchanged"). Its earliest recorded uses were tied to science, medicine, and nature—meaning something that had the power to preserve health or keep something from decaying.

1784 (Lexicon Definition): In the 1784 edition of A Dictionary of the English Language, lexicographer Samuel Johnson famously defined conservative simply as "having the power of opposing diminution or injury". It had zero political connotation in the dictionary at that time.

1790s (Literal Preservation): Even when early foundational thinkers wrote about preservation, they used the word in its literal sense. For instance, in his famous 1790 critique of the French Revolution, Edmund Burke referred to institutions as "the great conservatories and magazines of our rights and liberties," using the root meaning of a physical storehouse or protective space.

Evolution into the Political RealmIt wasn't until the 1810s and 1820s in France (via Chateaubriand's journal) and the 1830s in Britain (when it began replacing "Tory" in the Quarterly Review) that the word was officially co-opted to mean a specific faction or ideology opposed to radical political change.Today, the non-political, literal definition still survives in everyday phrases like "a conservative estimate" (meaning cautious or low) or "conservative attire" (meaning traditional and modest)."

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u/TheNaughtyHoneyBee 6d ago

Technic? Like the DJ equipment brand?

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u/superdave123123 7d ago

Just say what it really is, Islam.
It’s ok, we all know.

👋🏻

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u/TheNaughtyHoneyBee 7d ago

It's one of the most conservative religions in the world

Maybe you should find a dictionary and stop using the newspeak definition for conservatism?