Message from @kurae.

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2020-03-15 04:03:30 UTC  

And I don't see where my visiting other countries has to do with my view of what makes America strong.

2020-03-15 04:03:30 UTC  

wow, what a guy

2020-03-15 04:03:49 UTC  

he's definitely a pedophile

2020-03-15 04:04:04 UTC  

my point is, you won't go to a majority Muslim country because you would be treated as a second class citizen, that's what happens when Islam is the majority

2020-03-15 04:04:13 UTC  

Aisha was the wife of Muhammad

2020-03-15 04:04:16 UTC  

not of allah

2020-03-15 04:04:22 UTC  

im speakin abt allah here

2020-03-15 04:04:23 UTC  

lol

2020-03-15 04:04:23 UTC  

I'm not proselytizing for Islam. I will not advocate Islam. But I will advocate for those who follow it and wish to live free and contribute to American society.

2020-03-15 04:04:26 UTC  

pojanfpojnafbpjnefpojaen

2020-03-15 04:04:28 UTC  

omg

2020-03-15 04:04:34 UTC  

LOL

2020-03-15 04:04:57 UTC  

Muhammed is the prophet

2020-03-15 04:04:59 UTC  

some sources put the date in her teens; but both the date and her age at marriage and later consummation with Muhammad in Medina are sources of controversy and discussion amongst scholars.


dont fabricate facts @qwasi

2020-03-15 04:05:04 UTC  

and ik

2020-03-15 04:05:15 UTC  

I'm not fabricating anything

2020-03-15 04:05:17 UTC  

stay woke guys

2020-03-15 04:05:39 UTC  

I just know my experience with my colleagues

2020-03-15 04:05:41 UTC  

this is what happens when you walk into a debate unprepared and end up looking like a clown

2020-03-15 04:05:55 UTC  

And the history I have studied

2020-03-15 04:05:56 UTC  

no research, no facts, nothing, just opinion

2020-03-15 04:05:58 UTC  

what is what happens? You quote Wikipedia and think you pwned me?

2020-03-15 04:06:03 UTC  

lol

2020-03-15 04:06:20 UTC  

Not only wikipedia mentions it, a lot of other websites do too

2020-03-15 04:06:31 UTC  

oh well then, it must be true

2020-03-15 04:06:49 UTC  

It's controversial

2020-03-15 04:07:14 UTC  

so let's say she was 13 and he was 50+. Still cool?

2020-03-15 04:07:16 UTC  

nobody knows when muhammad was betrothed to Aisha

2020-03-15 04:07:19 UTC  

lol

2020-03-15 04:08:28 UTC  

> Among those who want sharia to be the law of the land, in 10 of 20 countries where there are adequate samples for analysis at least half say they support penalties such as whippings or cutting off the hands of thieves and robbers

2020-03-15 04:08:42 UTC  

> In 10 of 20 countries where there are adequate samples for analysis, at least half of Muslims who favor making sharia the law of the land also favor stoning unfaithful spouses

2020-03-15 04:09:10 UTC  

> in six of the 20 countries where there are adequate samples for analysis, at least half of those who favor making Islamic law the official law also support executing apostates.

2020-03-15 04:09:36 UTC  

wow, so progressive

2020-03-15 04:09:42 UTC  

wow, we owe them so much

2020-03-15 04:09:49 UTC  

let's be more like them

2020-03-15 04:09:54 UTC  

Islam is right about women

2020-03-15 04:09:57 UTC  

right?

2020-03-15 04:11:22 UTC  

https://dash.harvard.edu/bitstream/handle/1/4481625/Norris_MuslimIntegration.pdf?sequence=1
> "the analysis demonstrates that the basic values of Muslims living in Western societies fall roughly half‐way between the dominant values prevailing within their countries of destination and origin. This suggests that migrant populations living in [...] are in the process of adapting to Western cultures, while at the same time continuing to reflect the values learnt through primary socialization in their original countries of origin."

> "living within an Islamic or Western society has a far stronger imprint on values than individual‐level religious identities, or indeed the effects of an individual’s education, age, gender, and income."

> "Our overall view of these findings is that Muslim migrants do not come to Western countries with rigidly fixed attitudes; instead, they gradually absorb the values prevalent in their host society, as assimilation theories suggest"

2020-03-15 04:12:00 UTC  

> Evidence from the WVS/EVS (1999‐2001) indicates that religious traditions have historically shaped national cultures‐‐ but today their impact is transmitted mainly through nation‐wide institutions, to the population as a whole. Historically Catholic or Protestant or Islamic societies show very distinctive values, but the differences between Catholics and Protestants and Muslims within given societies proved relatively small.

> Nevertheless, substantial national differences are apparent, and the gap between Muslim and Western societies is particularly large. [...] Do such cultural differences necessarily lead to tensions or even clashes? No. Under high levels of existential insecurity, xenophobia and intolerance are particularly intense and likely to lead to violence.

2020-03-15 04:12:20 UTC  

ill send an image in general

2020-03-15 04:13:37 UTC  

is a harvard study 'fake news' as well?