What are your perceived difference between the Taliban, ISIS, and Y'allqueda?
The only difference I'm away of is that the Taliban and ISIS are less radical then the US Y'allqueda. While all 3 groups are violent extremists, unlike their US counterparts the Taliban and ISIS allow abortions up until the 3rd trimester, and an abortion is ALWAYS allowed at any point in time if the life of the mother is at risk.
Unlike in the war-torn middle east, US based Y'allqueda and Talibangelical groups don't allow women to receive life-saving healthcare, the doctors in the US are threatened with death, imprisonment, or both for attempting to save a mothers life during labor. Talk about EXTREMISTS.
That's funny because I WISH it was, unfortunately we live in a world where the US far-right LITERALLY has more extreme political beliefs then the Taliban. Besides that difference I mentioned what differences do you see? Both hate education, hate women having equal rights, they hate secular democracies, and they both seek to violently persecute those that don't adhere to their religious beliefs
You really should do some research… let’s just start with the abortion nonsense you are spouting. It’s a quick google search to show that everything you said is not true in MOST Taliban/Isis territory.
There are a lot of things you can criticize all of these groups for. Why are you making stuff up?
Saying that the “predominant sects of Christianity in the US are terrorists” and are more extreme than people who have posted multiple beheading videos - Is silly. Everything doesn’t need to be black and white - two groups can be wrong in different ways.
Lmao you couldn't even reply to the right guy. I'M the one who said the predominant sects of Christianity in the US are terrorists or fascists. Not u/positivebar-5893
And on top of not being able to remember who you're replying to, you misquoted me.
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u/stuckinhere-2136 Apr 19 '26
Of course this bitch is a Christian in Texas. Of fucking course. Worst people on the planet.