Comments by "Michelle" (@xwrtk) on "Are Women and Men Equal? Ex-Muslims vs Muslims | Middle Ground" video.

  1. I can’t believe Jad brought up monkeypox with homosexuality when monkeypox can effect anyone. I know children’s hospital workers that have had cases of monkeypox in their hospital. These are young children who mostly likely aren’t sexually active.
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  2. Kafir said some stuff about his mom and family in the video. He doesn’t want his family to see him in the video.
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  3. He was an ex Muslim. His parents situation in Muslim community is tricky especially with his mom being the queer community. His grandparents at least maternal are Muslim. He went to mosque as a child with his family. He just may the not fit the definition of ex Muslim as it’s unclear if people count 2nd generation Muslim plus he was quite young to when going to mosque with family. A young child can’t always make the proper decision for religion.
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  4. He wouldn’t keep much eye contact with the men either. It’s not just lowering your gaze with women.
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  5. Not staged. All real.
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  6.  @rohanchowdhury3424 I have neighbor who was Imam at our local mosque until he retired due to his age. He didn’t even act or think to Jad. Big age difference between Jad and former Imam but the grandkids who I have met wouldn’t even have many similar views to Jad. I have friends who attend the mosque where was an Imam.
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  7. In the uncut version both sides were censored just about the same. However, a few times someone was censored so someone else who didn’t speak that much could speak. The niqabi a very few times had to get help for just saying anything as others hogged the time.
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  8. Regardless of what you believe. We wouldn’t let the women on the Muslim side speak at times as he wanted to speak. The ex Muslim side had to tell him to let the women on the Muslim side speak. He spoke a lot when the niqabi woman didn’t get much speaking time.
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  9.  @TheCastedone Many schools worldwide learn about the diary of Anne Frank even at select schools in majority Muslim countries. It’s based upon a queer girl’s perspective in hiding. My classmate from a Muslim country said she read the diary in Arabic due to the fact it was allowed queer literature in school besides the history of the story. The teacher who assigned the book was allegedly closeted. Certain versions of the play mention her sexuality with graphic details.
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  10. He’s not ready for his family to know that’s all.
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  11. They are true Muslims and true former Muslims. The queer ex Muslim is just subjective as he was mainly Muslim through his grandpa though he went to the mosque when younger.
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  12. You could of signed up ahead of time.
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  13. If you watched the video not true. Only 2 out of 4 were queer.
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  14. I have friends who work at children’s hospitals where they’ve gotten monkeypox. These children are mostly likely not having sex especially when elementary school aged children confirmed.
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  15. If you watched reaction videos from the actual participants then you’d see a different side. Kaffir said they censored both sides about the same as each other. A very few times, they had to censor a panelist so the niqabi woman could get speaking time. The niqabi woman didn’t get that much speaking time as we saw in the video.
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  16.  @Farrukhsiyar159 He was somewhat raised Muslim but that’s only through the grandpa and the grandpa was mentioned in the video. He went to mosque when he was little with his parents.
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  17. His mom is a Muslim but not fully confirmed. Step mom is Christian. He went to the mosque as a child with his Muslim grandpa. He Muslim via his maternal grandparents.
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  18.  @jasmineali5699  He got the full experience over some Muslims currently well mainly towards as a child of course as ex Muslim. He attended mosque prayers especially on the major religious holidays as he celebrated the religious holidays with his family. He was taught about Islam via the mosque, grandparents, etc.
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  19. They were all Muslims. It’s just one guy was second generation Muslim via his grandpa so that’s questionable. Everyone was else truly ex Muslim.
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  20. He only pointed to one side of incest. He only wanted to mention gay incest but not once mentioned heterosexual incest.
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  21. California. Los Angeles area
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  22. He didn’t fit the true definition of an ex Muslim. He was raised in that household and even went the mosque with his grandparents. He was too young to choose and understand a religion.
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  23. Homosexuality doesn’t need to involve sex. We have plenty of homosexual people who don’t want to have sex or get involved with it. Then we have homosexuals waiting until marriage under a monogamous relationship. Incest typically involves sex amongst bio family and not often consensual.
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  24. He doesn’t feel he fits the definition of an ex Muslim as he was too young to understand when being raised Muslim. He did go to the mosque as the young child with his grandpa. Both of my his parents were Muslim when he was born but unsure what the parents are now religiously. He spoke about his grandpa in the video.
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  25. Yep pretty much. Even with the first alleged case of it in the U.S. It didn’t start in the U.S. of course.
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  26. Jad didn’t let the women on his side speak at times because he wanted to speak. The other side had to made sure people like the niqabi girl got to speak.
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  27. I agree. I’ve met a former imam(Muslim leader similar to priest) and have Muslim friends. All of my Muslims friends are queer friendly if not queer already. The monkeypox comment is so out of line as some children’s hospital saw cases.
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  28. That’s literally the prompt. The same has happened in other videos. Commenters and participants have complained on multiple occasions about people going off topic.
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