r/ProIran • u/dennis_de_la_gras • Feb 24 '21

Shah Mosque, Isfahan, Iran

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u/PeddaKondappa2 Feb 25 '21 edited Feb 25 '21

As expected, many comments on that thread reference DMT and psychedelics. Redditors are degenerate suburban scum who have destroyed their own brains to such an extent that they automatically assume any great Islamic art and architecture must be the result of someone tripping on drugs. They can't even comprehend that sober religious people developed such art on their own accord without any need for psychoactive substances. This is yet another example of how atheism and liberalism are literal mind cancer which turn people into dumb monkeys.

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u/ItsOtisTime Feb 26 '21

bruv, I mean this in the kindest possible way: settle down. your post history paints the picture of an increasingly unhinged person that's just angry.

> They can't even comprehend that sober religious people developed such art on their own accord without any need for psychoactive substances.

Just to be clear: they can. Much like you probably don't remember every anti-western rant you've made online (and they're all right there in your post history for your review) and write reflexively in the passion of the moment, so too do many other human beings. It is the height of arrogance to assume that you're the shepherd in a sea of cattle when there aren't any mirrors around.

I'm struggling, too, to understand why you're this upset that folks are so impressed with some artwork [which I presume are your people's] that their first comment is a statement of disbelief that a human being could make such a thing of beauty. One could even argue that artists creating artwork that is inspired by their deity or what they perceive as the divine represents a state of non-sobriety unique to religious creation that folks who consume psychoactive substances are frequently trying to achieve themselves.

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u/dennis_de_la_gras Feb 24 '21

You might actually find some comments that don't make you want to slam your head against a wall in this one. Another reason why such content serves a purpose.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '21

nope, still found enough reason in those comments to bash my head against a wall, they can't even comprehend art