Comments by "worfoz" (@worfoz) on "A Day In History" channel.

  1. I see Hamas in Palestine today as a non-muslim, I hold islam accountable for so many genocides, and I can't understand how muslims manage to look away from muslim atrocities but I do not want to start a war to take revenge for everything the caliphates did to us
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  2. I pretended to be a high ranked diplomat, to see if these honey traps really existed. Out of curiosity of course.
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  3. Also thanks for fixing the picture on 6:00. The unfixed original version is too horrible to look at. 🧐
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  4. Most muslims are harmless when they are fast asleep. Problems start when they wake up and do muslim things all day long.
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  5. ..and the 80 million victims of islam.
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  6.  @MK67934  LOL, do you love to hate hatred?
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  7.  @abraham.obadiah  people who DID read quran and bible know the many differences. and some people follow illiterate muhamed and his opinions about books he never read
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  8.  @TheSiameseDreamer  Absolutely, and also: more free people now than any other time in history. Generally: 400 million is normal, we are 8 billion now. "This is Sparta", a society based on slavery, with a most heroic public image LTD.
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  9.  @sino8r499  His name is doomie, I think it might be his ideology.
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  10.  @StockyDude  Your Bible, however, has genocides in the Book of Exodus which included women and children. It has "tho shall not kill" and it has Psalm 137 verse 9 "Happy is the one who seizes your infants and dashes them against the rocks". Now you tell me which one we should follow, and which one we should ignore?
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  11.  @StockyDude  You should thank god for that blessing. 😀 But this bible has many cherries for cherry pickers. Rotten cherries, like Exodus and its genocides, healthy cherries like that "Tho shall not kill" and fermented cherries like Psalm 137:9. Some cherries are used for PR, others only have domestic use. I mentioned a most gruesome one, because that usually silences those cherry pickers.
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  12. Cain and Abel, Qabil and Habil in islam. A story about integrity and truthfulness.
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  13. No, their next-door neighbor. If you have a native as your neighbor, you would want to do that too. Like a wise man said: "He is my neighbor Nursultan Tuliagby. He is pain in my assholes. I get a window from a glass, he must get a window from a glass."
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  14. I am white but I had absolutely nothing to do with it. never had a slave, yet
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  15. We in the west, we created a new kind of slaves: the machines. They do the work for us, and the good part is, we did not steal them, we created them. My German slave called Miele is doing the laundry, my American slave called Tesla is in charge of transportation, and so on. All these machines enable me to live a life as luxuriously as a Roman proletarian. "They" only blame me for climate change and pollution, not for abusing poor machineries. Maybe AI will change that..
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  16.  @Zamundani  It could be as low as 79,999,999. But it also can be a bit higher. Not all these cases are very well documented, and the dead themselves have nothing to say anymore
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  17. they are almighty and all knowing, like true gods all of them
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  18.  @abraham.obadiah  Or does he hate to hate hatred? I am no muslim, this "love and hatred for the sake of alla" is a weird concept to me but I understand that muslims love hatred
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  19.  @abraham.obadiah  Spoken like Muhamed himself: It is narrated on the authority of Ibn 'Umar ('Abdullah b. 'Umar) that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) observed: Verily Islam started as something strange and it would again revert (to its old position) of being strange just as it started, and it would recede between the two mosques just as the serpent crawls back into its hole.
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