Comments by "Marvin Fine" (@torontovoice1) on "The Truth About Muslim Countries" video.

Muslim countries operate in a different manner than Democratic countries. Most have very strict security, and have very strict penal systems. I don't want to get too graphic on this post, but you can certainly reference it on the internet if you want to know what it is. People are not free to demonstrate especially anything critical of the government. It's okay to demonstrate about other countries. As far as freedom of religion is concerned, that may not be necessarily completely true. And I think you and I know what we're talking about. Being gay is against the law, and is severely punished. That doesn't mean that they're not gay people in Malaysia. They're certainly are, but do they have a gay parade? The answer is probably no. So when you run a country which is not free, and people are being subjugated, then you will have low crime, high productivity, and the country will be safe. People know what happens to you if you step on a line, even just a little bit. If the US acted like that, 90% of the jails would be empty, crime would be down 90% or higher, and welfare would be almost non-existent. So the comparison between the two models of government are totally different. Well known Israeli Arab muslim blogger Naz daily wanted to visit Malaysia but couldn't because he only had an Israeli passport. So he had to go buy a Caribbean passport for $150,000 to visit the country. He made a whole video about it.
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@valuetraveler2026 I think it all depends on what you're looking for in a country. On the one hand, Mr Henderson talks about freedom, and on the other hand he talks about Muslim countries. There is no freedom in dictatorships, and there is very little freedom when you cannot criticize a government, or be who you want to be. So if you're okay with that, then you can go there. For me not so much.
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@Hardwaregeekx I don't think so. There are ultra-orthodox fanatics, but they are not the norm. And if they were caught, they would be prosecuted.
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@Hardwaregeekx I think you'll find that there are more news outlets per capita in Israel and then any other place in the world. So the amount of reporting is not analogous of the situation on the ground. I have been to the city hundreds of times and I've never seen it once.
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@zrk5487 if you're thinking was correct, then there would be a net migration into these countries. But but the opposite is true. People are leaving as fast as they can to Western Democratic countries, assuming they can get in. The rest are applying for asylum saying that their life is in danger if they would have to return. I'm not sure how anyone could be jealous of that
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@karlstrauss2330 you can get your tuchas rearranged!
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@azizahmad7447 yeah I know what you mean
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@Hardwaregeekx not true. But they like to report these thing
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