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2 hours ago, MyQueen said:

Islam is not religion of peace! 

The US had laws making gay sex illegal even until the 2000s. Stop. And it sure wasn't the crazy Muslims in charge of those laws...

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SychosSoChic

They're all trash.

And this happens every era. I mean it wasn't long ago Catholics were hunting down Jews in Spain, and Christians were killing Catholics, and then vice versa, and then Christians invaded Muslim territory, and obviously that backfired :green:

The Abrahamic religions need to go. All of them. Let's just go back to the nice easy days of Pantheons and call it a day.

Life ain't Hollywood for any one of us.
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26 minutes ago, Bad Kids said:

uh im curious, how do they check?

I think the law is mostly used to pin some crimes onto controversial figures to have them arrested (like how they use the law against prostitution to arrest a anti-communist journalist in my country). Also it would be easier to scare young people from living their gay lives. Some homophobic people can use it to out their neighbors to have them arrested.

Bottom line is the law is giving the homophobic population power to destroy gay lives. That's why they've been pushing for the outlaw of gay sex, to gain that power.

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Umm...it's not about religion, it's about their so-called "culture".

Homosexuality is banned in India too and it's not a Muslim country. India banned it not because Hinduism says so, but because of the deep-rooted beliefs in the society. 

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LeFreakCestChic
37 minutes ago, ZacharyMark said:

The US had laws making gay sex illegal even until the 2000s. Stop. And it sure wasn't the crazy Muslims in charge of those laws...

NO. YOU stop; stop trivialising the incredibly violent and barbaric homophobic practices rampant within archaic, Abrahamic religions such as Islam. Educate yourself on the Qu’ran and the Bukhari hadiths before speaking on sh*t you evidently don’t know. 

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PrincessDiez
2 hours ago, MyQueen said:

Islam...the religion of peace...not

Wait wait wait

I myself am a muslim and I can say that this has nothing to do with religion this is just about them being str8 up assholes, like please don't talk bad about something u know nothing about 

Xoxo:hug:

Cobyy
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LeFreakCestChic
13 minutes ago, ARPiT said:

Umm...it's not about religion, it's about their so-called "culture".

Homosexuality is banned in India too and it's not a Muslim country. India banned it not because Hinduism says so, but because of the deep-rooted beliefs in the society. 

Um, no. You’re wrong. Islam forbids homosexuality. Read the Qu’ran, read the hadith’s. To assert it is merely a cultural problem is dangerously indicative of your complete lack of knowledge on Abrahamic monotheism. 

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River
12 minutes ago, ARPiT said:

Umm...it's not about religion, it's about their so-called "culture".

Homosexuality is banned in India too and it's not a Muslim country. India banned it not because Hinduism says so, but because of the deep-rooted beliefs in the society. 

14% are Muslims in India, it's the second biggest religion there.

And the high court is about to declare homosexuality as legal + other rights..

Since 2014 you can change your gender + third gender is recognize, so with those 2 things, India is way advanced than many western countries..

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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Just now, LeFreakCestChic said:

Um, no. You’re wrong. Islam forbids homosexuality. Read the Qu’ran, read the hadith’s. To assert it is merely a cultural problem is dangerously indicative of your complete lack of knowledge on Abrahamic monotheism. 

This makes me so sad that someone thinks something so low of my religion,that really is beautifull

Hope u open up your mind 

 

 

Cobyy
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LeFreakCestChic
1 hour ago, Melech said:

It's a correlation between religiously and gay acceptance. In general it show the more religious the country the less accepting is the country. Outstanding are Brazil and Philippines for being somewhat religious and accepting of homosexuality. Also Russia is outstanding for being less religious but not accepting of homosexuality. Also Israel being the only Middle Eastern country being the only middle eastern country being somewhat accepting. 

THANK YOU. I swear, you’re actually one of my favourite members on this website. :hug:

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1 minute ago, River said:

14% are Muslims in India, it's the second biggest religion there.

And the high court is about to declare homosexuality as legal + other rights..

Since 2014 you can change your gender + third gender is recognize, so with those 2 things, India is way advanced than many western countries..

Not sure about this :poot: I mean, the Supreme Court is gonna review the law, but I'm not very optimist about this :selena: but hope it happens :pray:

 

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LeFreakCestChic
3 minutes ago, PrincessDiez said:

This makes me so sad that someone thinks something so low of my religion,that really is beautifull

Hope u open up your mind 

 

 

I’ll have you know I studied Islamic theology at the University of Oxford after coming to London from living in Toronto all my life, and come from a Middle-Eastern family where Arabic was my second language, and have known it all my life, which was enormously helpful in understanding the Qu’ran and hadith’s in their original mother tongue. It’s safe to say I have a wide and comprehensive knowledge of Islam, thanks. 

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Just now, LeFreakCestChic said:

I’ll have you know I studied Islamic theology at the University of Oxford, and come from a Middle-Eastern family where Arabic was my second language, and have known it all my life, which was enormously helpful in understanding the Qu’ran and hadith’s in their original mother tongue. It’s safe to say I have a wide and comprehensive knowledge of Islam, thanks. 

Sad that Oxford taught you no manners/empathy for others and their beliefs 

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