Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "Friendly Exmuslim" channel.

@victoriazhao9660 so an atheist wanted to get rich by selling books and videos so he said what you wanted to hear and you bought it. I have a friend who did the same but was only for a car ride. 😂
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@victoriazhao9660 that's the thing in theism no need for evidence just claims and a book. Congrats you go my point. 🎉
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@victoriazhao9660 it's a comon falacy to mistake the material measurable world and the spiritual. There there, that too shall pass.
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@victoriazhao9660 you just made two claims, can you proove them? Does your proove have a counter proove. Besides the point, it is extremely rude to go arojnd telling people what is their lord. It is also a behaviour of ignorance. An example would be you shouting such to a mandaeian, whose faith sees jesus as heretic. Or a druze, whose faith sees the same jesus as a messanger but not a deity. Again, you the one making claims, and being very fascist about it. Nothing new, same old, same old.
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@victoriazhao9660 things one belive start by: I believe Jesus as the universal lord of humanity. Things one imposes to others start by: Lord Jesus is your lord. See diferent things. Quite comon falacy but a very rude one. Again, that two shall pass, maybe, one day, some people actually like to improve.
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@victoriazhao9660 nope I called you out on a rude atitude. My belief so far hasn't been presented. I, like many, don't impose because I, like many, don't like fascism.
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@victoriazhao9660 again not rude I made fun of you. Intelligent people welcome a joke and laugh at themselves even. Again never told what to believe just pointed out the way you express youself is fascist. Again 1 I believe (proper and polite) 2 YOUR lord (rude and impositive - fascist). Again a good tool to fight fascist thinking is by making fun at them so they can see a better way of being around other. Keep your faith, sing your faith, don't impose your faith. Use I believe more often and less afirmitive claims and statement with an U. 😉
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@victoriazhao9660 basicly internet here you have, point made. Internet friends and familly do you know who else needs this mental gimnastics to excuse horrible behaviour?
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@neildunford241 exactly, but some humans seem to be good sellers of utopias, and some humans have a ceetain tendency to believe them. Humans selling utopias to gulible humans unfortunatelly.
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Is it in English? What's the main focus of the channel?
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But if u don't have faith on the hadiths how can u be sure of what mohamad did or didn't do? Cause it's all based of the faith that the oral transmission wasn't corrupted along the way right?
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That's a suni thing. Shia's actually did the same thing but in the 20 century in a bid to apease the saudis. It's all so political!
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 @demonking86420 there is also the diferent concept of being able to read and write but not on a high level. Illiterate has more than one meaning.
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Good point. Nationalists tend to collective based on either ethnicity or nationality (aka country), insted of class (traditional marxists) or modern tribe identity (neo-marxists).
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@mysotiras21 it's italian not northern europe and yes lots of places had a christian majority before north europe that was actually way latter.
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@mysotiras21 actually it's foundation would be Peter after Jesus death. But hey, let's make it about political power right?
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@mysotiras21 and the painting in question is italian, commissioned by a pope who lived in rome, painted by an italian artist.
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@mysotiras21 I went to check and no. A) in the 6th century europe there was no race identity (aka white) B) the picture shows a man who looks a lot like sephardic jew or south european (med mix), and that isn't what latter would become "white" (an invention doesn't exist). But definately 6th century europeans didn't see themselves as white, actually they didn't see themselves as europeans (that's a recent identity), and specially christian stuff cause north and east (the whitest of europeans) weren't christian and that point, they were polytheist (vikings, celts etc).
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It really depends on a case by case basis. Shamina is a case I most defenantly would take back. Why? She was underage when she crossed the airport and no one stoped her (I would hold the airport accountable because they didn't follow EU law in relation to this). It is that easy, politics, voters ignorance etc is what makes the whole matter a thing.
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Secondly, many many many (oh so many) are already among us as they where able to come back before taken into a syrian camp so the security reason doesn't hold. I can find you at lwast w brides that live just 3 neighbouhoods away from me and nothing happened to them.
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@nigelbrayshaw2709 the correction is always welcomed.
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@jesusisSLAVEofAllah yes cause you say so. 😂😂
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@Windyrann it's UAE princess that tried to escape and now says that she is locked in a house.
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Christmas markets are a symbol of german culture. As he was angry at germany, he attacked something german where crouds gather.
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Actually most rules we today consider imoral and were once (some places still defend them) defended as very moral came from the hierarquy of the first agricultural societies.
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@asadmalik2464 and sometimes changes completely when something new is found. I agree I just think that most of what we see as wrong stem from 1st agriculture civilization culture and not from before, the gatherer civilization culture.
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@janewatson8108 so elderly live off benefits and not familly members? (that's pretty unfair). Does it include minors (those obviously don't work. And yeah not knowing english (easy to learn) is an obstacle but not necessary for employment, for example, factory worker. Weird time we live in 🤷‍♀️. My bestie is an imigrant, knows the language, is employed, so far no issues.
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Cause a lot of muslims suffer from supremacism as in so long u belong to the club u can do anything.
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But it looks more like a dog trying to quack and pass as a duck. Nationalists have resorted to terrorism in the past (the basques and the irish are examples). So the only new part here is that he was an ex muslim saudi nationalist.
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He knew and probably that was his objective. Does it make sense? Not really, but terrorists seldom do.
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@the_adherent6717 you forgot the orthodox. You know most christians don't see catholics as christians right?
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@the_adherent6717 they are actually right. Even though europeans were made to accept catholicism, their riruals stayed, and most of them are pagan. For ex, in my country there isn't one town who has a saint whose story is actually of a pagan god. Some of these deities are pre roman times and go back to proto indo european peoples. It's a nuance if you don't study it, but it's there.
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I've seen hinduists very ofended. In fact there is a guy not welcomed in india because of a hindu cartoon.
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@hasanal-hussein7079 that's not exclusive to one religious group. They all react the same way. I grew up in a catholic country and it was normal for them to make fun of politaists but if you nake fun of jesus they get mad (not fisical agresion but psicologically they bullied me when I was a child cause I would and still do make fun of the whole Bible).
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@hasanal-hussein7079 not all but the vast majority.
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