Islam is a sick demented virus

[RoryN]

May all muslims the world over soon feel the loving embrace of their promised 72 virgins.

Christianity will enter the homes of every muslim and if they dont submit to it they will die.

Muslim men will be forced on their hands and knees. A spear will be inserted into thier anus eith enough force to come out thier stomach while thier childen are forced to watch. Thier wives will be raped and then beaten with stones to a point where they dont resemble a human anymore.

Anyone who posts stuff like this is probably having a miserable life.

You seem angry and unhappy in your other posts, too.

This pleases us.

 

[SkyBubble]

I mean, Mein Kampf is the same way of thinking and it constantly depicts Jews as subhuman

Persia was renamed Iran during the time of the Third Reich. Iran is "Aryan" in Farsi.

 

[SebastianHolt]

And we must cure them as they are rabid animals

I agree with you. There is so co-living with islam as they love war and death

 

[ll74]

Oh fun, you're literally agreeing with yourself

 

[glamorilla]

Better than agreeing with islam.

 

[RoryN]

And we must cure them as they are rabid animals

I agree with you.

Oh fun, you're literally agreeing with yourself

 

[PaxNurgle]

I agree with you. There is so co-living with islam as they love war and death

You agree with YOURSELF you mean. Playing Glamorilla (aka DanO'Keefe/Hisarpy)'s sock puppet game now, are we??

 

[MajorRewrite]

There is so co-living with islam

There is so! The mentally disabled one speaks.

 

[AAr0nic]

Israel ROCKSZ and needs our supportt. Dead Islam is good islam

They say the same thing about America

 

[Sign54]

Anyone who posts stuff like this is probably having a miserable life.

You seem angry and unhappy in your other posts, too.

This pleases us.

I mean, racists tend to make the same redundant arguments.

 

[Meekly_Anna]

I've seen many stupid threads inhere. Especially in politics they are started by MAGA idiots, racists or white/pseudo Christian nutters. Or a mix of it.
Let's stay rational.
The comparison of religion to a virus infection is rooted in the idea that both can spread through populations, adapt to their environments, and influence behaviour in ways that ensure their persistence. Just as a virus relies on hosts to replicate and survive, religious ideas and practices are passed from person to person, often shaping communities and cultures over generations. This metaphor, popularised by thinkers like Richard Dawkins, highlights how beliefs—like viruses—can evolve, resist challenges, and even alter how people act to further their own propagation.
The kicker? It works even better with these "Do you have a moment? Would you like to talk about Jesus Christ? " nutheads.
However, this comparison is deeply problematic when taken beyond a purely abstract or academic discussion. Religion, for billions of people, is not just a set of ideas but a source of meaning, identity, and moral guidance. Framing it as a "virus" risks dehumanising those who hold religious beliefs, reducing their deeply personal convictions to something pathological or unwanted. Such language can fuel intolerance, stigma, or even hostility, especially in a world where religious identity is already a sensitive and sometimes divisive issue.
Moreover, the metaphor oversimplifies the richness of religious experience. Unlike a virus, religion is not inherently harmful; it inspires art, charity, community, and personal growth for many. To compare it to an infection ignores the agency of individuals who choose their beliefs, as well as the positive roles religion plays in societies.
While the analogy can be intellectually intriguing in discussions about cultural transmission, it should be used with extreme caution—or avoided altogether—in broader conversations. The potential for offence and misunderstanding is high, and the metaphor often does more to provoke than to enlighten. It’s a reminder that how we talk about belief systems matters, and that empathy and respect should guide our choice of words.
I respect people.
I respect their believes.
I respect them even if they are the, oh so typical "holier than thou" type one finds all over the US.
But I can't respect people claiming that one certain religion is to be disrespected.
Human dignity shall be inviolable. To respect and protect it shall be the duty of all state authority.

 

[glamorilla]

This is why nobody like democrats.

 

[JohnEngelman]

Anyone who posts stuff like this is probably having a miserable life.

You seem angry and unhappy in your other posts, too.

This pleases us.

It does not please me. Nevertheless, I agree about the probability of glamorila's miserable life.

 

[JohnEngelman]

This is why nobody like democrats.

I think you mean, "This is why nobody likes Democrats."

Enough people like us for a lot of us to get elected.

 

[rgraham666]

And we must cure them as they are rabid animals

Takes one to know one.

 

[SebastianHolt]

You agree with YOURSELF you mean. Playing Glamorilla (aka DanO'Keefe/Hisarpy)'s sock puppet game now, are we??

think you forgot about another 20 alts.

 

[SebastianHolt]

I've seen many stupid threads inhere. Especially in politics they are started by MAGA idiots, racists or white/pseudo Christian nutters. Or a mix of it.
Let's stay rational.
The comparison of religion to a virus infection is rooted in the idea that both can spread through populations, adapt to their environments, and influence behaviour in ways that ensure their persistence. Just as a virus relies on hosts to replicate and survive, religious ideas and practices are passed from person to person, often shaping communities and cultures over generations. This metaphor, popularised by thinkers like Richard Dawkins, highlights how beliefs—like viruses—can evolve, resist challenges, and even alter how people act to further their own propagation.
The kicker? It works even better with these "Do you have a moment? Would you like to talk about Jesus Christ? " nutheads.
However, this comparison is deeply problematic when taken beyond a purely abstract or academic discussion. Religion, for billions of people, is not just a set of ideas but a source of meaning, identity, and moral guidance. Framing it as a "virus" risks dehumanising those who hold religious beliefs, reducing their deeply personal convictions to something pathological or unwanted. Such language can fuel intolerance, stigma, or even hostility, especially in a world where religious identity is already a sensitive and sometimes divisive issue.
Moreover, the metaphor oversimplifies the richness of religious experience. Unlike a virus, religion is not inherently harmful; it inspires art, charity, community, and personal growth for many. To compare it to an infection ignores the agency of individuals who choose their beliefs, as well as the positive roles religion plays in societies.
While the analogy can be intellectually intriguing in discussions about cultural transmission, it should be used with extreme caution—or avoided altogether—in broader conversations. The potential for offence and misunderstanding is high, and the metaphor often does more to provoke than to enlighten. It’s a reminder that how we talk about belief systems matters, and that empathy and respect should guide our choice of words.
I respect people.
I respect their believes.
I respect them even if they are the, oh so typical "holier than thou" type one finds all over the US.
But I can't respect people claiming that one certain religion is to be disrespected.
Human dignity shall be inviolable. To respect and protect it shall be the duty of all state authority.

well you are the queen retared twat waffle

 

[PaxNurgle]

Do you EVER have ANYTHING meaningful or enlightening to say, beyond just calling everyone else "Retards" who calls you out on your crap? So far, I have yet to year even one good meaningful post from you that isnt just trolling, ignorance, or rage-baiting.

 

[Meekly_Anna]

Do you EVER have ANYTHING meaningful or enlightening to say, beyond just calling everyone else "Retards" who calls you out on your crap? So far, I have yet to year even one good meaningful post from you that isnt just trolling, ignorance, or rage-baiting.

I love waffles. Especially with a mix of apples, dried plums and honey.
I totally recommend it for acold winter's day spent outside.

Culinary aside, he's boring. Most of these people are. Provided they are different people.
No arguments, just boring insults.

 

[colddiesel]

Jews get lynched on sight if they wander into areas controlled by the Palestinian authority.

Palestinian Muslims living under the Palestinian authority are not Israelis.

Good that you acknowledge that they are settlers from a foreign land.

Begs the question; Who are the Israelis and where do you draw the lines of separation? My late wife was Jewish and her parents argued for years around this issue. Her Father was a convinced Zionist , her Mother was a convinced anti - Zionist who was equally convinced that Zionism would eventually destroy Judaism.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

Begs the question; Who are the Israelis and where do you draw the lines of separation? My late wife was Jewish and her parents argued for years around this issue. Her Father was a convinced Zionist , her Mother was a convinced anti - Zionist who was equally convinced that Zionism would eventually destroy Judaism.

Israelis are citizens of Israel whether they are Jews, Arabs, Druze, or Christians. Arabs living under the Palestinian Authority aren’t Israelis.

 

[SebastianHolt]

I love waffles. Especially with a mix of apples, dried plums and honey.
I totally recommend it for acold winter's day spent outside.

Culinary aside, he's boring. Most of these people are. Provided they are different people.
No arguments, just boring insults.

well you are a twat waffle

 

[Sign54]

I agree with you. There is so co-living with islam as they love war and death

The Crusaders also loved war and death
Also, there are many non-Muslim countries with the same social weaknesses as Muslim countries(esp India, where Hindus engage in alot of the same sexist BS).

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

The Crusaders also loved war and death
Also, there are many non-Muslim countries with the same social weaknesses as Muslim countries(esp India, where Hindus engage in alot of the same sexist BS).

Israel and India both have had female Prime Minsters.

 

[colddiesel]

Israelis are citizens of Israel whether they are Jews, Arabs, Druze, or Christians. Arabs living under the Palestinian Authority aren’t Israelis.

Clearly the Palestinian Arabs live under the control of a group of criminal organisations but do the people themselves deserve any sort of sovereignty in a place many have lived for generations.I readily admit that I don't know the answer in fact I barely understand the questions!