Love Everyone day.

This has not been given much attention as much focus as the punish a Muslim day one and I can comprehend as to why.

In light of recent events in the news in accordance to the 'punish a Muslim day'

Nah this is just a mockery.

You expect me to love some random man with a beard because man is Muslim?

Don't take the biscuit.

It's attention seeking shite.



Do we know who made the letter yet?

Hello all,

In light of recent events in the news in accordance to the 'punish a Muslim day' there has been a turnaround of this in which individuals are given a point for doing positive actions towards Muslims and Non-Muslims. Yes I added that in because I am for inclusiveness. Its the complete opposite but its filled with endless rewards.

Dont do it just for Muslims. Do it for humanity.

" We are far more united and have far more in common with each other than things that divide us." Jo cox.



This has not been given much attention as much focus as the punish a Muslim day one and I can comprehend as to why.

Thats why I made it generic. Catering it to all parties and not just one religion as such.

Then again, would you really want to see a Muslim punished for being a Muslim? A jew punished for being a Jew? A christian punished for being a Christian?

Why should be have a day dedicated to loving a member of one particular religion, when we should really be having a day appreciating a combination of religions which have symbiotically coexisted with each other. A diverse specturm of cultural backrounds and traditions should be the main ethos of a celebration, and instead of targeting one religion it is more important appreciating all. Please stop trying be relevant and restoring false glory, in being a protector of a religion, it does not help thinking that you want your religion to be superior or try to make good from something "supposedly bad?". Don't play the victimn card, since those who do are the ones who reinforce stereotypes...

Love a Human Day...?

Love a Human Day...?

I have already stated such in my OP. I am not being reclusive to other religions but I am shining a light towards the goodness and appreciating that others were mature enough to turn the situation around. If it was any other Abrahamic religion I would have highlighted upon this too. This has nothing to do with me being a Muslim.

Of course. Humans should all be appreciated! . It should be everyday. Not only one day though!

This is in retaliation to the recent scandal on the news.

Then this post is irrelevant since such a day is ridiculously stupid, opens to more prejudice and most importantly degrades other religions, especially judasism. Although I may be an atheist, the Jews suffered the most throughout history, being victimn and scapegoated across every continent and being made to do unpopular or hazardous jobs. We should be celebrating their resilence and determination when coping with desperate situations, however not specifically, but creating a day of remembrance and a celebration of moral values.

There should not be a focus on islam, I don't see why. It is one of the fastest growing religions, (High birth rates) and the 2nd largest. We should really be supporting the religions with smaller follower counts, such as Sikhsm, Jainism and Buddhism; these are such wonderful religions (Dharmic religions are so beautiful their philosophy is poetic and much calmer)

Please close this thread, the OP is duplicating threads starting with "Love a muslim day", however clearly the ethos is centred towards islam, the OP is trying to be inclusive. Are you trying to make a joke? This is pathetic.

Then this post is irrelevant since such a day is ridiculously stupid, opens to more prejudice and most importantly degrades other religions, especially judasism. Although I may be an atheist, the Jews suffered the most throughout history, being victimn and scapegoated across every continent and being made to do unpopular or hazardous jobs. We should be celebrating their resilence and determination when coping with desperate situations, however not specifically, but creating a day of remembrance and a celebration of moral values.

There should not be a focus on islam, I don't see why. It is one of the fastest growing religions, (High birth rates) and the 2nd largest. We should really be supporting the religions with smaller follower counts, such as Sikhsm, Jainism and Buddhism; these are such wonderful religions (Dharmic religions are so beautiful their philosophy is poetic and much calmer)

It is a bit silly to say that one ethnic/religious group has suffered more than anyone else throughout history. Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, Kurds etc have been victims of hate throughout history as well. Ever heard of the Bosnian Genocide, Nanking Massacre, Armenian Genocide?

We should be supporting any group that is being unfairly persecuted, regardless of ethnicity or religion because that is what it means to show humanity.

You clearly have not read my OP. This is in retort to 'Punish a Muslim day' scandal. Like I said in my OP, Its all inclusive and I appericate everyone from all religions. I am not siding with anything, I thought I would bring such to light because it has not being highlighted upon yet.

Its all about humanity and appreciation of all religions. .