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This makes me want to vote for Trump.
"It's not surprising at all. We all know what they are like." - that's what i imagine most normal people would be thinking. and most people who have been defending muslims as just like everyone else i guess would be feeling pretty damn stupid right now. Denying there is a problem of muslims being homophobic and sexist is just ridiculous at this point. but for some reason lots of people on the left think it's okay to be a bigot against gays as long as it's for "cultural" or "religious" reasons. FFS. |
I'll tell you exactly why some people get irked by threads like this....It becomes offensive when constant negativities are applied to the same group of people whose lifestyle you don't agree with and it becomes even more offensive when you treat that same group unfavourably to another group who have the same characteristics. Stereotyping Muslims is common here and that gets debated (as it should) by people who see it as a very regular and deliberate discrimination against one group of people.
People here are not defending a particular group of people; they are defending allegations of discrimination against a particular group of people and they do that because the people who raise thread after thread about this stuff are usually trying, illegitimately to raise a hate mentality. |
The interesting thing about this poll is that knowing the muslim religion is anti-gay, how come only 52% of those polled hold those views? It makes me wonder what the outcome would have been 5/10/20 years ago and if it's a sign that it's changing for the better. It would also be interesting to know if there's a difference between age groups in how they responded to get an idea again of how things might be changing.
That's the key thing for me anyway, whether or not we're seeing any kind of progression. It wasn't that long ago (relatively) that being gay was illegal and I can accept some muslims taking longer to catch up than the rest of us, as long as they are catching up. In my own personal experience of this, I have a friend who is gay and muslim and I know how difficult it is for him. He's in a long term relationship, and his parents know that he's living with a man (although he hasn't told them he's gay he believes they know) and yet he is still considering that at some point he should marry a woman and leave his 'gay life' behind him for the sake of his family. So there's obviously a problem as people like him shouldn't feel like that in modern UK society and we shouldn't ignore that problem, but if the 48% are growing then the problem might not be as bad as we think? |
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the article is about how most muslim people think that gay people should be put in jail, but you are more offended by the fact that we are TALKING about the fact that muslims feel that way? are you serious? ARE YOU SERIOUS? |
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I do hope you can Record or Watch tomorrow Ch4HD Weds 10PM "What British Muslims Really Think" USA News has picked it up as some views on this Docu Ch4HD are not telling Police if a fellow Muslim is going to do a Terrorist UK Attack. |
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I am definitely going to watch it Arista. |
The liberals must one day look at the truth of their crazy policies...they demand open borders and unchecked mass immigration, then they also demand equal rights for everyone , when the majority of these muslim immigrants are totally opposed to equal rights for gay people , for women and maybe disabled too
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I do have issues with the whole 'average Muslims are more religious than average Christians' point that was mentioned before. I think it depends on where you are raised more so than the religion in question. Muslims that are born and raised in the UK tend to be as moderate as UK Christians when it comes to their religion after a few generations.
Like Firewire said, the same rings true for Christians when you consider those ultra religious African countries. An African Christian immigrant may hold extreme views but their children and grandchildren aren't likely to think the same way since they'd be raised in a country that doesn't tend to emphasize religion or demonise sexuality. |
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Any middle aged person you know has provided you with their opinion on homosexuality? |
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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed View Post "I'll tell you exactly why some people get irked by threads like this....It becomes offensive when constant negativities are applied to the same group of people whose lifestyle you don't agree with" What does this ACTUALLY mean? Anyone who DOES NOT agree with something is hardly likely to apply constant positives to that thing in their posts on the subject are they? "...and it becomes even more offensive when you treat that same group unfavourably to another group who have the same characteristics" How are you able to state that other 'groups' who have not formed any part of the subjects polled, "have the same characteristics" as the Muslims who were polled? "Stereotyping Muslims is common here and that gets debated (as it should) by people who see it as a very regular and deliberate discrimination against one group of people." If the poll was carried out impartially with genuine Muslims being randomly polled, then any 'stereotyping' of Muslims as a result of the poll findings, is being perpetrated by those Muslims polled and ONLY those Muslims polled. Would you have the truth concealed because it does not fit with your own particular viewpoint? Or would you ban ANY polling of Muslims because the findings of such polls may - by the very volition of those Muslims so polled - show Muslims in a less-than-favourable light? The TRUTH is the TRUTH is the TRUTH whether it offends certain parties or not. I for one would not flinch if I was a gay man visiting the Vatican as a tourist and the Pope and his entourage suggested showing me the spectacular views from the top of St. Peter's Basilica, and the same were it the Anglican Bishop of London and his aides inviting me up to the top of St Paul's Cathedral. Ditto a plethora of other religions. As a gay man however, I would NOT be seen within a thousand miles of any tall building in Palmyra in Syria, or al-Furat in Iraq, or any other location, in the company of a group of 'Muslims' - extremist or not. No - this is NOT due to any 'Islamophobia' on my part - just a logical acceptance of the TRUTH. |
A lot of religious people are very intolerant of homosexuality. 52% is a huge amount though. Doesn't really surprise me mind..
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I still believe we should live and let live though. (unless people are being killed/bullied because of beliefs etc) |
How can someone say "gays should be illegal" "being muslim/christian/atheist etc etc should be illegal" like you are not alone in this world, your independence ends where others start. They talk about society when they are defending their opinions but you are the one damaging society when you exclude people.
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those who think there is little difference between Christian law and sharia law are living on another planet
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Yes as this Ch4 Docu showed On catch up now |
as i have said before one must realise that islam is unreformed as a religion
christianity is and is reforming in front of us with women ministers, acceptance of homosexuality etc yes its glacial at times but it is reforming, Islam isnt and as such is prone to far more extremism |
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