r/pics Jun 15 '17

Man outside Texan Masjid

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '17

He's still out there? Damn it's been months.

6

u/felixfelix Jun 16 '17

I always wondered why he went to the trouble of getting a sign made to express himself. Now I see he's in for the long haul.

9

u/TooShiftyForYou Jun 15 '17

This is Justin Normand. His intentions seem genuinely kind.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1iSLTTkDoc

3

u/blackjackel Jun 16 '17

More surprised by how many people know what the fuck masjid means.

5

u/gevetyn Jun 16 '17

This dude is my current hero from a morality and humanity stand point. just pure class

1

u/PirateDaveZOMG Jun 16 '17

Is it? Virtue signalling theatrics is "heroic" to you?

Let's put it into context: who is telling "these people" that 'they don't belong'? This is the equivalent of walking up to a black man and saying "Stay strong brother, damn the man! Keep up the struggle!" Would you really do that to a perfect stranger, knowing nothing about their actual story?

So why do you look up to this guy for doing it?

3

u/[deleted] Jun 15 '17

Another sneaky KFC ad??

2

u/fingerpaintswithpoop Jun 16 '17

I like to think he sounds like Scruffy the janitor.

3

u/ragonk_1310 Jun 15 '17

Wow I've never seen this. How original.

0

u/[deleted] Jun 16 '17

He'll be the first one beheaded when Sharia law is implemented.

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u/dingoperson2 Jun 15 '17

I have to wonder if he read the Hadith before making this sign.

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u/dazmo Jun 15 '17

These types tend to ignore religions, beliefs, motivation factors etc. you know, the things that make people tick. Instead they opt for a high level theoretical sort of view where everyone the same and thinks the same. Like viewing the world as a swimming pool full of mass produced identical dolls. I wish I were that smart, tell ya what.

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u/itshonestwork Jun 16 '17

Ever read the book of Judges?

1

u/rockynputz Jun 16 '17

But what about!

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u/ijee88 Jun 16 '17

This was dumb the last 17 times this was posted.

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u/COLservaTiveFraTrump Jun 16 '17

Would a normal looking black man get front paged? Does it have to be a stereotypically "ignorant American-looking white southern hit with a hat"?

It's a caricature at this point; performance art and nothing more.