Comments by "Strife" (@strife2746) on "TAKASHii" channel.

  1. The girls at 09:00 definitely make a good point. Even in multicultural countries or cities you see that most people just prefer to stick to their own group. It's a lot easier to interact if you come from the same cultural background where people have a similar mentality.
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  2.  @RouterSystem-70  Citation needed.
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  3.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  Not really, it's just human nature. It's another reason why Japan should stay homogeneous and not embrace multiculturalism like the west has done.
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  4.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  You don't have to worry about racism in a homogeneous country.
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  5.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  They shouldn't. You seriously need to stop forcing your ideals on everybody. If it's not race, it's local differences, height differences, dialect differences. Even in homogeneous Japan, the people from Kyoto and Tokyo can't stand each other and diss one another all the time just to give you one example. Discrimination will never go away. It's just in human nature. Let the Japanese be.
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  6.  @peace6566  LGBT is punishable by law in literally every country where your religion is dominant. You're just straight up lying at this point.
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  7.  @truckkun5034  Try being LGBT in any of these countries. Then talk about "brotherhood". 😂 If you're gonna justify it in any kind of way I'm reporting you.
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  8.  @unreal.creations  Mate, the majority are not interracial, accept it. Studies have shown that people prefer to be with something recognizable, i.e ethnic, religious or racial background. Why is this so difficult for you to accept?
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  9. Most immigrants will not mix in with Japanese culture. I've noticed the more they live there the more they start separating themselves from Japanese society and interact mostly with people from their own background. Multiculturalism didn't work in Europe. It doesn't work in the US, Canada is on the edge as well. I think it's better if Japan doesn't accept multiculturalism.
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  10.  @peace6566  Look at how peaceful muslim countries are with LGBT, jews and apostates. 🤣
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  11. Japan has a very unique culture, so I think it's not a good idea for Japan to accept globalism.
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  12.  @peace6566  Less than 10% of muslim women are unemployed in western European countries so you're talking crap. And two wrongs don't make a right. It's hilarious how you don't even try to counter-argue what I said. Now try to have an LGBT'er get a job in Saudi-Arabia. THAT'S impossible.
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  13. I mean she is ethnically Japanese but they're both from the US. So culturally you can't really call it a bicultural relationship either. I'd more like to see an interview with a bicultural couple where the Japanese man/woman actually grew up in Japan.
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  14. I honestly don't understand this mentality at all. My parents come from different countries too. I never really struggled with identity. I was just being me, regardless of my background. I don't need to put a lable on it.
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  15.  @peace6566  ​ Also a hijab and burqa are two different things. Kosovo, Azerbaijan, Tunisia and Turkey have banned the burqa in public schools and universities or government buildings. Then you have countries like Chad, The Republic of Congo that pushed for an even more strict ban. Also, Algeria passed a law banning the wearing of full face-veils, called burqas or niqabs, for female public servants while at work. There are actually more muslim countries that have (partial) bans on the burqa or a hijab. What do you make of that?
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  16. Look at how your people are behaving in France. Such peaceful people.
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  17. Look at how your people are behaving in France right now.
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  18.  @Marc-io8qm  Finally, someone who gets it. If you replace the demographic of a country, you will incontrovertibly chance the culture, norms and values of said country and Japan will stop being Japan. The Japanese culture will change into something it is not and that is not a good thing. Not saying Japan is perfect, it has many flaws. But I think those flaws can be addressed without the use of mass immigration.
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  19. It's not stereotyping if it's true.
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  20.  @unreal.creations  Just because they want to doesn't mean they will or that it works out. And apparently you didn't even read properly because I gave an example. Just to give you another one. In Amsterdam, over half of the people are not Dutch, yet only 14% of couples in Amsterdam are interracial. You see similar numbers in other hotspots like London, Paris or Berlin.
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  21. ​ @peace6566  ​ Algeria isn't the only one. It's multiple non-western countries but you don't want to talk about that. Hilarious how you blame the west for doing this when MENA countries do the exact same thing. And how does your religion take care of an entire society when LGBT, apostates and other religious minorities are thrown under the bus? How does being LGBT negatively affect society? Why do you think western countries have a higher standard of life than islamic countries? Why do you people come to the west if your country is so much better?
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  22.  @SpikedCollar666  An exception is not the status quo.
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  23. Also a liar with a victim-mindset.
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  24. Probably won't be a popular opinion on this channel. If muslims come to Japan to build mosques, halal restaurants, islamic calls to prayer and start praying in public places, they don't belong in Japan. Japan is for the Japanese culture and mindset and foreigners who take their culture and religion with them shouldn't be welcomed. Integration and assimilation is of utmost importance and you simply don't see that with muslim immigrants. It's better if they stay home.
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  25.  @nathansnead7371  It's still true.
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  26.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  Why is that a good thing?
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  27. I want to live in Japan because of the culture but also because of how homogeneous it is. I'm from Canada as well and all that multicultural diversity is our strength nonsense is something I've gotten sick and tired of.
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  28. "You don't look like a terrorist." I'll take 500 for things that never happened.
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  29.  @BeeBee-pl9ly  Her comment about someone saying she doesn't look like a terrorist never happened. She just wants to weep about stereotyping.
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  30.  @MrJimShorts  Doesn't really explain it when you have 4th generation immigrants in Amsterdam, Berlin and Paris who still stick to their own kind.
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  31.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  Except my opinion comes from well established studies that you don't want to acknowledge.
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  32.  @ryuukakhadijah7766  Give it a break. I may have been hyperbolic, it doesn't change my assertion. You want more islamic culture in Japan. What is it with you people? Why do you move to non-muslim countries to make it more islamic? Why don't you just leave?
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  33.  @andret508  Good for you. They still misbehave and shouldn't be in Japan.
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  34.  @BeeBee-pl9ly  Maybe she was lying and enjoys playing the victim. It's a common trope amongst her people.
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  35.  @andret508  I am. You don't see me acting the way Arabs do. Nothing wrong with calling them out.
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  36.  @MrJimShorts  True, but that doesn't change how even in multicultural cities, after generations of different cultures living together, people still tend to stick to their own group. Multiculturalism is a failed concept.
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  37.  @Apollyon47  Good for you. Don't come to Japan.
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  38.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  And ironically, all those opinions disagree with you, right?
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  39.  @andret508  With the way they're behaving in Europe and Canada, I do.
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  40.  @Greenforrest7342  That isn't what I said at all. What are you on about?
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  41.  @xXVibrantSnowXx  Not really. I have a great job that's still going strong during the inflation. I'm treated with respect and have been given promotion on two different occasions. I've got a great group of friends. Met a great girl. Recently reconnected to an old friend of mine. I have a roof over my head, food on the table and a warm bed to sleep in. I'm very happy, actually. So you can shove that pity where the sun doesn't shine.
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  42. You don't pray in public places. Especially not in Japan. Just no. If you're going to Japan just to insert your religion into Japanese culture, you're better off staying home.
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  43.  @Dushmann_  Multicultural countries definitely exist. Don't be ridiculous.
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  44. ​Salman Rushdie got stabbed for his book. I want a direct answer from you. Do you support the attack on Rushdie's life, yes or no?
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  45.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  Just because someone has a different opinion doesn't mean they're ignorant.
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  46.  @kiiro5813  The truth may work like a finger down the throat to those who don't expect it.
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  47.  @iKhxledd  They practice the most conservative interpretation of islam, Wahabbism. That isn't compatible with a secular society like Japan.
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  48.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  Not everyone is an American like you, kid.
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  49.  @truckkun5034  Kosovo Albania and Bosnia are all terrible places riddled with poverty. How is this in any way a good example?
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  50.  @Apollyon47  It doesn't matter what you think. LGBT is accepted in Japan and they're allowed to openly express that. That is what you consider to be bothersome for your kids and family. Too bad for you, the rules in Japan are different and you're just going to accept that. You don't have the right to tell other countries what to do when you migrate there.
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  51.  @Apollyon47  Don't come to Japan.
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  52.  @ryuukakhadijah7766  You want there to be more halal food in Japan, don't you?
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  53.  @ryuukakhadijah7766  If you demand halal food in every supermarket and pray in public, you are DEFINITELY imposing your religion into Japanese culture.
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  54. Maybe you need to learn how to spellcheck first, Takashi.
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  55.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  Well, don't let me hold you up. Show your findings, publish your research and claim your nobel prize.
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  56. Well, no. Several recently conducted and comprehensive surveys in the Middle East and Iran, have come to similar conclusions: They all show an increase in secularization and growing calls for reforms in religious political institutions. Islam is in a decrease, it's just difficult to track since the backwards religion punishes apostates and thus many do not come out when switching from religious to unaffiliated. And Saudi-Arabians are the last kind of people who should come to Japan. You will never integrate into the culture.
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  57.  @aminenaselfakih68  Hahaha, someone's triggered and it's not me. Boohoo, little boy. Let me play a sad song for you on the world's smallest violin. 🎻😂
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  58.  @altair227  Arabs, Berbers and Ottomans literally did the same thing for centuries. They did it longer than Europe too. But that doesn't fit your narrative, does it? 😂
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  59.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  No idea what you're on about.
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  60.  @altair227  Also, you still use the kafala system. Cope.
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  61. Part of the reason it's gotten "better" is probably because, especially in Tokyo, hafu's are increasing in numbers and most hafu's praise that change. But I don't understand that mindset. That's literally the same as saying you want to change the country's demographic and replace the current population. People with that mindset shouldn't be in Japan.
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  62.  @altair227  "Estimates of the total number of black slaves moved from sub-Saharan Africa to the Arab world range from 6-10 million, and the trans-Saharan trade routes conveyed a significant number of this total, with one estimate tallying around 7.2 million slaves crossing the Sahara from the mid-7th century until the 20th century when it was abolished." And just like that, you lost the argument. 😂
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  63.  @aya4653  "Estimates of the total number of black slaves moved from sub-Saharan Africa to the Arab world range from 6-10 million, and the trans-Saharan trade routes conveyed a significant number of this total, with one estimate tallying around 7.2 million slaves crossing the Sahara from the mid-7th century until the 20th century when it was abolished." Truth hurts, doesn't it? 😂
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  64.  @javidgt8  Incorrect. There are many verses in the Quran that justify violence against women, apostates, blasphemers and non-believers. You're straight-up lying at this point.
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  65.  @anonfalco7880  Typical behavior of a fool looking the other way. Your feelings are not more important than what studies say. Deal with it.
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  66.  @anonfalco7880  Also, you say it works. Apparently you haven't been to Leicester recently. 🤣
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  67. ​ @adiba9734  I said in my previous comment that culture and religion are interconnected. One influences the other. You're right to say there are plenty of differences, but there is also a lot in common. And as for the Indonesian thing, less than 100,000 live in Japan and most are NOT muslim. The muslim population in Japan is between 150,000 to 200,000. They can't all be Indonesian. Also, I actually have. You can find it here on YT, a group of imams at an embassy in Japan, DEMANDING Japan boycotts US products, specifically pork and alcohol. There's also a video of dozens of muslims getting into an all-out battle royale with each other. Do me a favor and actually look it up, I'm not even lying. I'll give you that muslims in the Eastern Asian part of the world differ with those in the Middle East, but they're not inherently better well behaved. Maybe you could count Malaysia as a developed country despite being rather strict with the religion, but when you look at shit like Afghanistan or Pakistan, those people especially don't belong in a western country like Japan. Muslims don't belong in the west to begin with. The culture difference is just too big. You have no intention of making it a muslim country. Yeah, that's what the guest workers in Europe said before they went and tried to make it more islamic. Good on you for not wearing a hijab. But putting one on the second you land a job sounds like you're deliberately deceiving people.
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  68. Look at how your people are behaving in France. Such peaceful people.
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  69.  @aminenaselfakih68  It must've taken you all night to come up with that one.
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  70.  @electricearth1101  Your mother.
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  71.  @javidgt8  Looking the other way. Typical behavior for a manchild. It's not a few. It's literally tens of thousands. Across multiple cities in multiple countries. Even if it was only a few (it wasn't) look at how much damage those few can do. Not to mention the literally millions on social media who are justifying it.
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  72. ​Salman Rushdie got stabbed for his book. I want a direct answer from you. Do you support the attack on Rushdie's life, yes or no?
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  73. ​Salman Rushdie got stabbed for his book. I want a direct answer from you. Do you support the attack on Rushdie's life, yes or no?
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  74. ​ @peace6566  ​No one cares? LGBT and LGBT marriage are outright banned in your religion and in some countries you can lawfully lose your life for it. Nothing to do with shoving it in your throat. You can't even hold hands together without getting assaulted. Just simply saying you're LGBT could cost you your life in muslim countries. There is not a single western country where LGBT could cost you your life as per legislation.
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  75.  @kiiro5813  In your society, people are killed for being LGBT. People lose their lives for insulting your prophet. People are murdered for apostacy or making a drawing of said prophet. Women are treated like second class citizens. You have zero churches in SA because you don't support minority rights. Why would I ever join a society as backwards as yours?
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  76.  @moon-bean  I don't believe I'll let a random stranger on the internet tell me what I am or what I'm not. 🤣 And there's nothing wrong with stating statistical facts. It might be hard to believe, but just because someone has a different opinion than you, doesn't automatically mean they're a basement dwelling weeb who never sees the sunlight. Accept it.
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  77.  @brinnthehuman  I speak 4 different languages and I don't make mistakes with them. Cope.
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  78. ​ @adiba9734  You know what happened to Salman Rushdie. He got stabbed for his book. I want a direct answer from you. Do you support the attack on his life, yes or no?
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  79.  @moon-bean  Cool story, mate. But the reason I say what I said is because studies and research support it. Have you ever spend a considerable amount of time in Western Europe? I have. It's not difficult fto see the evidence for yourself. So, yeah. People really can have opinions you disagree with while they have a perfectly content life. The sooner you accept that the better.
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  80. @H. Fritz Yeah, muslims are the worst.
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  81.  @focotaku  Homophobes or people who give honest criticism?
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  82.  @focotaku  I knew you were gonna say that. People who write off any form of criticism as homophobic are the real fascists. I have nothing against gay people but the reason LGBT is getting more counterweight than ever is because of people like you.
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  83.  @coconutlemonzest  But the answer is still you.
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  84.  @coconutlemonzest  Answer is still you.
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  85.  @geogrepaul187  Muslims are the ones who don't respect other people's culture. See what is happening in France right now?
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  86.  @coconutlemonzest  You.
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  87.  @coconutlemonzest  I'll try and post them tomorrow with a different method. Don't get condescending, kid.
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  88.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  Because multiculturalism will dilute the culture and lead to nothing good. See what is happening in France right now? The UK? Belgium, Switserland, Germany?
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  89.  @coconutlemonzest  I had a whole list. Youtube won't let me post that.
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  90.  @coconutlemonzest  Wtf did I just say?
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  91.  @coconutlemonzest  I tried, it's not getting through. If you cite too many numbers in a comment section Youtube will mark it as spam.
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  93.  @coconutlemonzest  There's a dozen verses in your holy book that promote cruelty. End of story.
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  94.  @noranekotaro3476  Yes, indeed. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.
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  95.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  Progressive? NYC? That place is an open lunatic asylum.
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  96.  @noranekotaro3476  At least I have the decency to correct myself. Hahahahaha.
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  97.  @coconutlemonzest  There's a dozen violent verses in the Quran and nothing you say or do changes that.
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  98.  @ImGonnaFudgeThatFish  Learn how to read, kid.
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  99.  @rubyblue7119  You clearly didn't read a damn thing he said, did you?
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  100. Leave YouTube forever.
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  101.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  But. It. Doesn't. You're an American who is trying to project your problems on to the whole world. And systemic racism literally has nothing to do with dating and marriage. Just give it a rest.
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  102.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  And I didn't ask for your help, kid. You're a whiny brat who thinks he knows better than dozens of studies because of your personal observation.
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  103.  @TT-qz9ri  And I actually can and WILL stop you and there's nothing you can do about it. ^^
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  104.  @coconutlemonzest  Surat Al-'A`rāf 7:80 - 84. Quran 4:74.
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  105. ​ @coconutlemonzest  Whoever you find committing the sin of the people of Lut (Lot), unalive them, both the one who does it and the one to whom it is done" - i.e. if it is done with consent. This hadeeth was narrated by al-Tirmidhi in his Sunan Ibn Majah 2561.
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  106. If you move to a non-muslim country just to be surrounded by islamic culture and want the country to be more islam-accommodating, why do you migrate? Why don't you just stay in your own country?
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  107.  @Dushmann_  Germany and Turkish culture.
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  108.  @Dushmann_  You talk so much and say so little. Turks have been in Germany since the 60s and there are millions of them. They're not the only group. There are literally millions of other non-western immigrants in Germany and the total number of immigrants now stands at a little over 30%. You're absolutely crazy if you think that doesn't have an impact. Don't be ridiculous. It doesn't matter what they were decades ago. It matters what they are now.
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  109. Blijf nou maar gewoon uit Japan. Jullie verpesten NL ook al met je islam, Japan hoeft dat niet te hebben.
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  110.  @Apollyon47  No, I forbid it.
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  111.  @web3wizard381  Just because a family prefers to stay homogeneous doesn't mean they're closeminded. What a stupid thing to say.
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  112.  Michelle  We see more and more polarisation and parallel societies in these countries as well. Multiculturalism is just a failed concept.
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  113. ​ @adiba9734  There are roughly between 100-150 mosques in Japan. It's one of the lowest in the world and it should stay that way. Culture and religion go hand in hand. One influences the other. Islam has no place in Japan, especially since you people never integrate wherever you go. If you come to Japan to make it more islamic why don't you just go to a muslim country?
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  114.  @cn1878  Don't come to Japan.
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  115. ​ @adiba9734  I found one of two I was looking for. Search this title. Muslim migrants refugees in Japan brawling with locals and Police by MustSee News. Do you see that crap? Do you see that? Your people are behaving like beasts in the streets of Japan. When was the last time you saw Japanese people act this way? When did you see any other foreign group pull this crap? This is why you don't belong in Japan. This problem is only gonna grow bigger the larger your community in Japan becomes. I did some digging and found plenty of other material, unfortunately. Search for the following titles both here and on Google. Hundreds protest outside Israel Embassy in Tokyo, Japan. Muslims Protest Near U.S. Embassy in Tokyo against Trump's Jerusalem Decision. Muslims protest in front of the French Embassy in Tokyo and even more than that. You people seriously, and I mean seriously need to get out with this crap. Your problems don't belong in Japan.
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  116.  @adiba9734  ​ I found one of two I was looking for. Search this on YT. Muslims Japan police by MustSee News. Do you see that crud? Do you see that? Your people are behaving like that in the streets of Japan. When was the last time you saw Japanese people act this way? When did you see any other foreign group pull this nonsense?
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  117.  @adiba9734  Well, I'm waiting for your response. Are you just not gonna say anything?
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  118. ​ @adiba9734  Yes, you're correct. However I never said it was. The person decided to title the video that way. Don't know why they did that but that was never even the point. It also had nothing to do with the election problem. Apparantly a clash took place outside the Turkish embassy in Tokyo between Kurds and Turks, it was claimed that this began when they got into a quarrel after a Kurdish party flag was shown at the embassy. Was it about their religion? No, and I acknowledge that. Did they fight against Japan? No, and I acknowledge that. But it does not change the fact that this kind of behavior is more prominent amongst people from islamic cultures than any other group. I asked you if you've ever seen any other group behaving this badly in Japan and you didn't even reply. Hundreds started an all-out brawl on the streets and became a public nuisance. They brought their home conflict with them to Japan and that's why they don't belong there. You see this kind of crap almost daily in Europe, especially France and Germany. I know what you said and I heard you. You're just repeating yourself for no reason. I also have plenty of other examples of muslims causing trouble but my comment didn't get through. I'll try to post that in another comment. A reason for that is because Indonesia's interpretation of the religion is unique in comparison to any other islamic country in the world. It's an exception and not the status quo. Also the majority of Indonesians in The Netherlands are a lot more secular than what they're used to seeing from Turkish or Moroccan muslims. No, not every muslim country is the same. No one made that argument. But a simple ''not all of them'' just doesn't cut it when a religious demographic causes so much trouble for western societies. The overwhelming majority doesn't integrate, that much is fact. If you allow too many unassimilating people into the country, they will change the culture more to their liking and since the majority of the muslim world is conservative, what do you think will happen when their numbers become large enough? Also, I really don't care if that's what you think of other groups. I've got things in my life going on with a little more priority than what you think of other people.
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  119. ​ @adiba9734  ら I've been trying to post my comment 4 times now and it's just not coming through. I've tried the best I can but this is the only bit I can post. As for the South* Eastern European countries. I think you need a history lesson since it's been fighting amongst themselves less than 3 decades ago. Did you forget what happened to Yugoslavia? Do you even know how unstable these countries are? Unfortunately, you see many muslims protesting in the streets of Japan for something happening elsewhere. Many of them calling for certain... criminal actions if you catch my drift. They bring their problems with them and if that's what they're gonna do they need to leave the country.
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  120.  @adiba9734  Because muslim countries are. One look at how they treat minorities like LGBT or Christians. And don't even get me started on how they treat women.
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  121.  @adiba9734  I'm not repeating anything. That's just an excuse you're making to end the conversation. What a shame. I thought you were more levelheaded than this.
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  122.  @medmax6978  That's your upper lip you're smelling.
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  123.  @medmax6978  I didn't delete it, Youtube did. Glad you read it, actually. Go back to school and learn proper grammar. How old are you, twelve?
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  124.  @medmax6978  I didn't delete it. YT did. Glad you read it, actually. Stay in school and learn proper grammar, child.
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  125.  @medmax6978  Cry more, kid. 😂
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  126.  @coconutlemonzest  4:101.
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  127.  @adiba9734  He insulted your religion in his book. Someone lethally injured him for that. Are you in favor of that, yes or no?
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  128.  @adiba9734  You said ''I repeat my answer because you always repeat your question.'' Are any of the quotes you cited questions? No, they're not. That's the first lie you made. They're not even inherently the same quote, I add context to what I write but it seems you just gloss over it because why not.
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  129.  @adiba9734  I'm not Christian and I don't care for that religion either. You won't hear me defending it.
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  130.  @adiba9734  When you look at the number of religiously inspired attacks across the world, guess which one comes on top? Yes, it's yours.
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  131. ​ @adiba9734  Seriously? A man was lethally wounded in a religiously inspired attack from your religion and you don't care? Says enough about you.
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  132.  @adiba9734  I promise you, the ''friends'' you have exist only on a surface level detail. If they knew the things you actually believed they wouldn't touch you with a 10 foot pole.
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  133.  @adiba9734  You're revolting, Adiba. You know that?
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  134.  @adiba9734  I didn't. You're just revolting. If I see you walking in Yokohama you're gonna get a very big problem.
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  135.  @adiba9734  What happened to Abe Shinzo will happen to you.
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  136.  @adiba9734  When is your one-way ticket to Malaysia?
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  137.  @adiba9734  Answer the question, Adiba.
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  138.  @adiba9734  Hahaha, why don't you answer the question?
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  139. ​Salman Rushdie got stabbed for his book. I want a direct answer from you. Do you support the attack on Rushdie's life, yes or no?
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  140. @Know islam This video has been debunked already.
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  141.  @Apollyon47  You certainly won't be winning any spelling and grammar competition. 😂
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  142.  @coconutlemonzest  Islam is also so kind to women in their religion. 2:223 to 2:282 and 2:223.
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  143.  @coconutlemonzest  Quran 6:93.
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  144. Barcelona is full of non-western immigrants who aren't very welcoming to LGBT these days.
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  145.  @coconutlemonzest  Quran 3:56.
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  146. Look at how they're behaving in France right now. Such peaceful people.
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  147.  @djoetma  They're muslim and you're just going to accept that whether you want to or not.
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  148.  @djoetma  You don't even have solid statistics on the matter. Also, you admitted they're mostly black and thus non-western. Which is exactly the ethnicity of the rioters in France. You think you made a good argument against me, but you're only proving my point. Hahaha.
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  149.  @djoetma  Islam is not a western religion. And it still doesn't change the rioters are muslim and non-western. Football hooligans don't have a set ethnicity. Claiming otherwise is just foolish. Oh, you sure about that? You wanna talk about the Rotherham or Telfort scandals? What about Cologne NYE? The Helsinki scandal? What about the Sydney scandals? Who is responsible for that? I can bring up a lot more reports than this. Yet all you can do is say "yeah but they too". Right... Good on you for showing your true colors.
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  150.  @djoetma  Oh, you sure about that? You wanna talk about the Rotherham or Telfort scandals? What about Cologne NYE? The Helsinki scandal? What about the Sydney scandals? Who is responsible for that? I can bring up a lot more reports than this. Yet all you can do is say "yeah but they too". Right... Good on you for showing your true colors.
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  151.  @djoetma  Who were the perpetrators?
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  152.  @djoetma  It was rhetorical, kid. You know what I'm talking about. You're saying you don't know what I mean with Cologne new years eve? That's a lie. You know what happened. You know who did it. I know you know. You just don't want to admit it because that would mean you're wrong.
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  153.  @djoetma  No response. What a surprise.
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  154.  @coconutlemonzest  4:76.
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  155. @Ahmad faizan What are you talking about? There aren't even any churches in Saudi Arabia, you liar.
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  156. @Zeng Bing So is your English.
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  157. Why should Japan accommodate for you? If you move to Japan, you're the one who should accommodate. If you demand halal food, prayer rooms and mosques around every corner, you need to stay in your own country.
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  158.  @coconutlemonzest  You don't seem to posses basic cognition skills. If one facet of a religion uses violence within their means, whether it's the followers or the God himself, the religion is by definition not peaceful. You can't make an argument for self defense either since this is a matter of someone just living their lives being them. They're not hurting anyone with it and yet your religion punishes people that that. You don't have a peaceful God, you don't have a peaceful religion. You prove yourself wrong again and again and you don't even see it. People like you don't belong in western countries and certainly not Japan.
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  159.  @javidgt8  It doesn't matter, child. Look at how much damage that minority is doing. And who is doing it? Muslims. Yuh but not all of dem... So what? The peaceful majority doesn't matter when the violent minority is so dangerous.
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  160.  @javidgt8  Funny how you can't even think of a rebuttal. Let me guess, you don't talk to ignorants so you're not gonna bother? Sure, kid. Good on you for showing your true colors.
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  161.  @coconutlemonzest  No one fed this into me. And explain, if your God does the punishing, how is it still a religion of peace? It isn't. End of.
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  162.  @coconutlemonzest  You didn't prove anything wrong. You just keep on lying again and again. Look at what statements Qatar made about homosexuality. They're not the only muslim country thinking this. Just stop. Everything you say makes you look like an idiot.
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  163.  @YourCoolComrade1  Drop your location.
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  164.  @Apollyon47  And you don't know jack about me. I traveled halfway across the world. Only place you travel to is your house, local mosque and the building where your parole officer is waiting for you.
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  165.  @coconutlemonzest  You better be quiet now.
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  166.  @coconutlemonzest  And yet the majority does not respect those rights. The phrase is literally "a few bad apples spoil the bunch" not "a few bad apples but the rest are totally fine I swear". The thing about the 'bad apples' argument is that it does not consider how the rest of the apples deal with the rotten ones. If they are tossed out as soon as they're found and they're a fringe group hiding within their own community, then MAYBE you could argue that it's not a problem with the whole group. But, more often than not, the rest of the group protects the rotten ones, support them and never punish them for their rotten behavior unless absolutely forced to do so. A group is only so moral as the least moral people they tolerate within them. Any group that tolerates bad members is a bad group.
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  167.  @Apollyon47  You wouldn't know respect if it sewed your ridiculous Quran together. 🤣
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  168. Look at how your people are behaving in France. You people ruin every place you go.
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  169. ​Salman Rushdie got stabbed for his book. I want a direct answer from you. Do you support the attack on Rushdie's life, yes or no?
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  170. Look at how your people are behaving in France right now. You're ruining every place you go to.
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  171.  @YourCoolComrade1  Things like New Zealand 2019 are also happening more often. :)
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  172.  @Apollyon47  You cause problems wherever you go. Japan is not for you, stay where you are.
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  173.  @multigamer1383  Look at how your people are behaving in France right now. You ruin every place you go to.
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  174. Why should Japan be more accommodating to muslims? Look at how your people are behaving in France. You people ruin every place you go to.
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  175. J the protagonist seems like a fool who doesn't do that at all. He doesn't belong in Japan.
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  176. Didn't you interview J the protagonist personally? What happened to that video?
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  177.  @puntech3248  And yet with how muslims get along with LGBT in western European countries, seems like you're wrong in every conceivable way.
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  178. @Skylar Avery Not really. The same principle can be applied to anything. Just be you.
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  179.  @nth2250  80% support gay marriage, fool.
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  180.  @Apollyon47  You testify again and again that muslims don't belong in western countries. And if you look at western Europe, most anti-LGBT violence comes from muslims. So what you say and what you do are two different things.
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  181.  @nathansnead7371  Behind every generalization is some truth.
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  182.  @travlmanngyd  Because Arabs and muslims operate as a group. The phrase is literally "a few bad apples spoil the bunch" not "a few bad apples but the rest are totally fine I swear". The thing about the 'bad apples' argument is that it does not consider how the rest of the apples deal with the rotten ones. If they are tossed out as soon as they're found and they're a fringe group hiding within their own community, then MAYBE you could argue that it's not a problem with the whole group. But, more often than not, the rest of the group protects the rotten ones, support them and never punish them for their rotten behavior unless absolutely forced to do so. A group is only so moral as the least moral people they tolerate within them. Any group that tolerates bad members is a bad group.
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  183.  @sweetlotusrain  They're overrepresented in crime statistics across many places in Europe.
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  184.  @سبحاناللهوبحمده-ق9خ9ز  Cry about it. It doesn't change what I said.
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  185.  @سبحاناللهوبحمده-ق9خ9ز  So? I'm not American.
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  186.  @supp0rteveryone-g3w  Hahaha, using past colonialism to justify your behavior? I don't think so. And no, I'm also talking about Turks, Syrians, Afghans, Pakistanis and every immigrant from the Gulf States. My country invaded none of these and many of them weren't ever invaded in the first place. My country colonised Indonesia and what would you know, they're one of the best integrated immigrants in the country and aren't even represented in crime statistics. Too bad for you.
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  187.  @supp0rteveryone-g3w  Provide me a link they were mistreated when they came to Europe.
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  188.  @supp0rteveryone-g3w  And I love how you're cherry-picking only choosing the Syrians as an example, while they are overrepresented. The same applies to Moroccans, Algerians and Egyptians or just Africans in general.
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  189.  @supp0rteveryone-g3w  Why do you only want to talk about Syrians? Why do you exclude all other non-western immigrants? Cherry-picking won't help your case. And I want you to show me evidence North Africans were mistreated when arriving in Europe. Then I'll give you my stats.
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  190.  @supp0rteveryone-g3w  No response? What a surprise.
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  191.  @Nadyn37  They are. Never tried to hide that. Hahaha.
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  192. ​ @mohdebrahim4572  Depends on where you are. Across the whole western world, there are about 100k Saudis in the UK. A good 90k in Australia, 80k in Canada and 700k in the US. And those numbers from the UK are from Saudis alone, not including other Gulf States. They're not that big in Europe alone in comparison to Moroccans or Turks, but to call them ''beyond rare'' is just dumb. There's also a significant number of them in France, Sweden and Germany. As for Indonesia, your comment doesn't make a lot of sense. A reason for their splendid integration is because Indonesia's interpretation of the religion is unique in comparison to any other islamic country in the world. It's an exception and not the status quo. Due to the uniqueness of Islam in Indonesia, other Islamic countries like those in the ME consider Indonesian Islam to be less conservative. Not all Indonesian Muslim women wear headscarves and full-body Muslim coverings like many Middle Eastern women do. In Indonesia, many Muslim women still wear western-style outfits like t-shirts, jeans, short skirts, etc. Likewise, many Indonesian Muslim men don't wear Muslim attire, perhaps only when they go to mosques. Another aspect that makes Islam in Indonesia unique is the government’s tolerance towards religious conversion. As an example, when a Muslim converts to Christianity, they can request the government to officially endorse their conversion by approving the person's request to change their religion affiliation on their ID card. Indonesian ID cards list the religion of the card holder. Even though a Muslim-Background Believer may be persecuted by family members for converting, the persecution will usually lessen as the new believer lives a life of faith in Christianity. Though harsh persecutions do occur, the nationals’ beliefs in Pancasila and Bhinneka Tunggal Ika contribute to an overall less intense level of persecution. They made public declarations for reforming Islamic thought on controversial issues, including political leadership, equal citizenship and relations with non-Muslims. The Nahdlatul Ulama declarations include crucial decisions that differentiate Humanitarian Islam from other interpretations. First of all, they reject the notion of a global caliphate, or a political leadership that would unite all Muslims. The concept of a caliphate has been accepted by both mainstream Islamic scholars, such as those in Al-Azhar, Egypt’s world-renowned Islamic institution and radical groups, such as the Islamic State group and al-Qaeda. The NU declarations emphasize the legitimacy of modern states’ constitutional and legal systems, and thus reject the idea that it is a religious obligation to establish a state based on Islamic law. Additionally, these declarations stress the importance of equal citizenship by refusing to make a distinction between Muslims and non-Muslims as legal categories. So, yeah. Indonesia is in no way comparable to the rest of the muslim world.
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  193.  @mohdebrahim4572  Wrong. Most of them are temporary workers in contract, not students. Judging from how incoherent your choice in vernacular is and not being able to articulate your stance properly, nevermind the fact you outright ignored everything I said despite it being a simple truth, you and I are done. I also find it hilarious how you focus on these two things but completely neglect everything else I said about the statistics of non-western immigrants in Europe. You lost, just accept it.
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  194.  @mohdebrahim4572  All the demographics I mentioned earlier are disproportionately represented in criminal statistics in Europe. Accept it.
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  195.  @coconutlemonzest  Lies and even more lies. One look at your countries makes it clear you don't respect gay rights or female independence. You even admit it and justify it thinking that is right. If anyone is stubborn, it's you. Here's a little psychology lesson, the abuser (you) never admits they are the abuser. So I'm really not surprised by your irresponsible attitude.
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  196.  @kezenmanga  In the US, maybe.
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  197.  @سبحاناللهوبحمده-ق9خ9ز  I'm not American. Tell us about The Arab invasion of Rome, instead.
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  198.  @coconutlemonzest  Not really. Taqiyya is often used to lead non-believers astray. And your other arguments were so vacuous there wasn't even an argument to be made. It's not a religion of peace. End.
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  199.  @coconutlemonzest  That's just the thing. Your definition of peace and western definition of peace are two completely different things. You committed an equivocation fallacy. In islam, peace means submission to your God. Therefore, punishing those who oppose your God is peace, but it's only peace within your definition. Using the colloquial definition, the religion is anything but peaceful. And you've just proven that.
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  200.  @warror9559  Guess we need a lot more of what happened in 🇳🇿 2019.
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  201.  Ahmad Adnan  If you wanna see paragraphs full of garbage, you should read the Quran. 🤣
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  202.  @coconutlemonzest  Nice strawman. You're awfully agressive for a muslim who's supposed to be peaceful. And who cares how many there are? You admitted to punishing them for not being straight. You just admitted that your religion is not peaceful. You lost, I won. Accept it.
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  203.  @coconutlemonzest  It doesn't matter if it's only for muslims or not. You just admitted muslims must be punished for not being straight. This inherently ruins your argument that islam is a religion of peace, because it's not. I love how you proved your own argument wrong.
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  204.  @coconutlemonzest  Bukhari 52:177.
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  205.  @coconutlemonzest  9:30. 6:93. 3:151.
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  206.  @peace6566  No one hurt me. Just because I'm stating a hard truth doesn't mean I don't have a life. Too bad for you.
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  207.  @peace6566  The girl just enjoys playing victim. As I said earlier. A common trope amongst her people.
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  208. Lmao the guy who said Tokyo and Chicago are alike doesn't have a clue what he's talking about. Chicago is a full-on warzone these days. 🤣
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