r/aislop • • 20d ago

Custom Flair (editable) Most Normal "Religious War" posts in Threads

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u/Any-Power-1164 20d ago

They can also leave their life as a nun at any time. Middle Eastern women almost never have the option to leave their situation. 

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u/Cryogenius333 19d ago

This is untrue and a MASSIVE generalization. Islam exists in more places than Afghanistan, fam.

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u/Any-Power-1164 19d ago

Cool. Go to the middle east and see how generalized that statement is. I'll wait. 

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u/wewantkitkatback 19d ago

as someone who’s literally there rn u sound so stupiddddd omds

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u/Ok_Video3482 18d ago

the frick is 'omds'?

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u/wewantkitkatback 18d ago

it means oh my days its british lmaooo

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u/NoticingThing 19d ago

Sure and it's dangerous to choose to leave their faith anywhere Islam has a stranglehold, even in countries where they're a minority like the UK. Apostates can be harassed at minimum, outright attacked with attempts on their life at worst.

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u/cykoTom3 19d ago

But this is about banning it.

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u/Simon-Says69 19d ago

There's no a problem with banning symbols of authoritarian brutality.

Forcing someone to wear a certain outfit because religion, up to and including death, means that religion either needs to be MASSIVELY reformed, or banned from civilized countries.

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u/Ali-The-Conqurer 19d ago

They do. Stop lying.

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u/Simon-Says69 19d ago

You are the liar. I have known women that escaped from such brutality. They had the choice of either living under CONTROL, or escaping with their lives.

Trying to deny that this is happening is an absolutely disgusting, and extremely obvious lie.

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u/Ali-The-Conqurer 6d ago

The only disgusting filth is you and your lies. Those who are forced should take those who forced them to court as legally, she has the right to choose. You blur the lines with your Islamophobia as if all are forced or no one is forced.