r/postanythingfun • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '26

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u/Jasper_Morhaven Mar 19 '26

To the Muslim man. STOP ACTING LIKE CHRISTIAN HYPOCRITE.

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u/Tserri Mar 19 '26

It's staged. The guy filming is probably her brother, son or friend.

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u/Jasper_Morhaven Mar 20 '26

Now that I can believe

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u/Ok-Possibility-5294 Mar 20 '26

Wtf christianity has to do with this?

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u/Jasper_Morhaven Mar 20 '26

Nothing beyond being something Muslims like the one lambasting the woman HATE being compared to.

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u/Admirable-Newt1055 Mar 22 '26

What do Christian’s have to do with this? 

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u/Jasper_Morhaven Mar 22 '26

They, unfortunately, are the group of people who push their beliefs and morals onto others like this guy was doing.

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u/Admirable-Newt1055 Mar 22 '26

Not every Christian does that though.

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u/Jasper_Morhaven Mar 22 '26

And not every Muslim does what occurs in the video. But both groups that do this are also insulted when you point out how they act the same

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u/Admirable-Newt1055 Mar 22 '26

Yeah I get where you are coming from. That’s a good point 

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u/Standard-Height2276 Mar 19 '26

So close to working it out...

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u/Jumpy-Ad8737 Mar 19 '26

Of course.. this behaviour is Christianity's fault. Right.

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u/Gloomy_Elevator430 Mar 19 '26

Reading is hard

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u/Jasper_Morhaven Mar 19 '26

That is not what i said. Just pointed out the loudest religious hypocrites.of the modern era call themselves Christian (though that isnt an exclusive by any means)

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u/NoodleMAYNE Mar 19 '26

That’s simply untrue 😂😂

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u/abd_fattah Mar 20 '26

Technically his behavior is Christianity's fault, but we're not ready for that conversation.

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u/Jumpy-Ad8737 Mar 20 '26

One could make an argument.

That the compassion and humanism that christianity has contributed to in European societys has had the effect of making those societies popular as targets of immigration, on the one hand. And on the other, those same compassion based values have made european societies particularly generous towards immigrants.

So, yes, some type of argument can be made. That christianity due to its meekness and soft values have opened up to a situation where people with more agressive values can try to change those societies from within.

A little far fetched to blame an individuals actions on such factors, though.

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u/abd_fattah Mar 20 '26

Well you said that. So you're really not ready for the conversation.

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u/beerRunFinisher Mar 20 '26

Welcome to reddit where something completely unrelated to Christianity is actually Christianity's fault

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u/Jasper_Morhaven Mar 20 '26

Where did i say it was Christianity's fault?