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I will say that I never felt in danger or intimidated in the least. In fact everyone was very respectful and giving. People I met wanted to talk to me about current events, history, etc. |
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as for "liberty"....well the USA holds a huge part of the worlds prison population...it is SO easy to be arrested in the USA, I remember reading about guys being arrested for importing lobster tails in plastic bags rather than in boxes :1orglaugh so "freedom" is very very relative...Im sure theres a great reason for no plastic bags, and only boxes, I really believe this, BUT in an islamic country they would have just told you to get it in boxes next time, you would not go to jail or have to pay 200.000$ to a lawyer or have to pay 100.000$ fine USA style... the shaira crap is blown out of proportion...the "impose islam on the rest of the world" story is also only in the heads of US media and US voters... |
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I just remembered that I have real life example from one converter. He was in the same school. Most funny thing was that he painted his eye circles black, and even during winter he came into school through ice and snow, wearing just some thin Arab robe (well.. he had also some jacket). He didn't convert just to being muslim, he converted to Arab. :)
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You think Buddhism is Zen?
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Fact: I did not have freedom of religion/atheism in LONDON, and I find it amusing that westerners complain about how pushy muslims are with their religion when they do the exact same thing. |
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There are religious schools everywhere. Jewish schools, Muslim schools, Christian schools, all of them teaching the pupils their own religion. If the school you attended was such a school then you should've complied with its curriculum or moved elsewhere. Attendind a religious school isn't mandatory. And if this wasn't a religious school, then it was the parents' duty to report the headmaster to the proper instance. |
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for comparisons sake during my stay in Libya, where they spray women in bikinis with acid, I got freedom of religion in school and the teachers went out of their way to explain my atheism to the other kids and to explain "islam" to me and they were completely ok with my atheism and did not treat me like a sub-human... just saying... |
Because they're stupid. No other explanation needed.
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this gives western people a skewed view of islam in general...they are, for the most part, the kindest and most honest people you will ever meet save for the Buddhists...the shaira crap is present only in a few countries and is actually supported only by the oppressive government and blown waaaay out of proportion... Most muslim countries have churches and sinagoues...I have presonally seen synagogues in morocco, turkey, indonesia, kuwait, iraq, iran, kuwait...I am not sure about saudi arabia they probably do not have one and say jemen?...but thats just 2 countries in the world but hey theres no mosque in the vatican? look: Maurice Motamed - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia this guy is a jew how was a member of the iranian parliament... |
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this is what you basically posted LOL: http://cdn.bleedingcool.net/wp-conte...s-nigh-007.jpg |
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I would have to say for young dudes it is the promise of submissive women and power, and the chance to "fight" all the hate directed at them.
For the women, it is the traditional role. The big secret about women, that they'll only tell you if you know then well, is that they're conflicted and sometimes wish for loss of control, not just in bed, in life. Islam seems like an extreme form of that for women to me, but so do most fetishes, crimes, religions, political beliefs, appetites and hobbies. I guess I'm not an extremist that wishes to annihilate myself within a larger group so I have less understanding. |
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