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#41
(Original post by ddddddddd324)
You thought you hate extremism too?
The hell is my business with what you think?
You thought you hate extremism too?
The hell is my business with what you think?
Stop hiding

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#42
(Original post by queen-bee)
It's the same thing as saying God willing in English. Don't make a scene where there's none to be made.
It's the same thing as saying God willing in English. Don't make a scene where there's none to be made.
Exactly auschwitz is just a place to normal people. I bet it's also the same thing to Jews right?
Inshallah might mean God willing to you, but it's a terrorist incitement to other people
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#43
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I still don't understand your point my friend.
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#44
(Original post by ddddddddd324)
Exactly auschwitz is just a place to normal people. I bet it's also the same thing to Jews right?
Inshallah might mean God willing to you, but it's a terrorist incitement to other people
Exactly auschwitz is just a place to normal people. I bet it's also the same thing to Jews right?
Inshallah might mean God willing to you, but it's a terrorist incitement to other people
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#45
(Original post by Alpha Lamb Meme)
To be honest, it's pretty bonkers how anyone can have faith in and call for the omnipotent will of their particular god to bring justice after this character had allowed or even willed such atrocities to happen in the first place!
To be honest, it's pretty bonkers how anyone can have faith in and call for the omnipotent will of their particular god to bring justice after this character had allowed or even willed such atrocities to happen in the first place!
in the end, we are free to criticise religious interpretations and positions, just like people are free to hold these beliefs
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#46
(Original post by BaconandSauce)
It's just inappropriate to use this term given the Islamic connection to these terrorist attacks
It's just inappropriate to use this term given the Islamic connection to these terrorist attacks
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#48
(Original post by ddddddddd324)
Exactly auschwitz is just a place to normal people. I bet it's also the same thing to Jews right?
Inshallah might mean God willing to you, but it's a terrorist incitement to other people
Exactly auschwitz is just a place to normal people. I bet it's also the same thing to Jews right?
Inshallah might mean God willing to you, but it's a terrorist incitement to other people
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#49
(Original post by queen-bee)
Well maybe you should educate yourself on what the word means and who uses it across the world rather. People speak Arabic in the Middle East,so obviously they won't go around saying God willing,instead they'll say inshallah. You could be a Muslim or Christian,it doesn't matter. I worship Allah and I'm a Christian and soon you'll be telling me I shouldn't be worshipping Allah either because extremists do that,do you see the logic?
Well maybe you should educate yourself on what the word means and who uses it across the world rather. People speak Arabic in the Middle East,so obviously they won't go around saying God willing,instead they'll say inshallah. You could be a Muslim or Christian,it doesn't matter. I worship Allah and I'm a Christian and soon you'll be telling me I shouldn't be worshipping Allah either because extremists do that,do you see the logic?
Wrong time and place to use an arabic word synonymous with terrorists.
Especially because you're a christian. You speak English very well. Why not just say God willing?
If you still can't understand that then the argument will just continue in a loop.
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#50
(Original post by Legendary Quest)
It's Arabic. Get over it.
It's Arabic. Get over it.
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#51
(Original post by BaconandSauce)
Really
Really
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#52
(Original post by Legendary Quest)
It's Arabic. Get over it.
It's Arabic. Get over it.
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#53
(Original post by queen-bee)
Well maybe you should educate yourself on what the word means and who uses it across the world rather. People speak Arabic in the Middle East,so obviously they won't go around saying God willing,instead they'll say inshallah. You could be a Muslim or Christian,it doesn't matter. I worship Allah and I'm a Christian and soon you'll be telling me I shouldn't be worshipping Allah ebecause extremists do that,do you see the logic?
Well maybe you should educate yourself on what the word means and who uses it across the world rather. People speak Arabic in the Middle East,so obviously they won't go around saying God willing,instead they'll say inshallah. You could be a Muslim or Christian,it doesn't matter. I worship Allah and I'm a Christian and soon you'll be telling me I shouldn't be worshipping Allah ebecause extremists do that,do you see the logic?
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#54
(Original post by iEthan)
Stop being utterly ridiculous.
Stop being utterly ridiculous.
Nah.
I'll continue stating my mind.
You can log off if you're not comfortable.
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#55
(Original post by BaconandSauce)
I'm sure you'd say that to yesterdays victims given it was probably the Arabic they heard just before they were slaughtered
I'm sure you'd say that to yesterdays victims given it was probably the Arabic they heard just before they were slaughtered
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#56
(Original post by Legendary Quest)
Should we tell everyone to stop speaking Arabic?
Should we tell everyone to stop speaking Arabic?
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#57
(Original post by ddddddddd324)
Wrong time and place to use an arabic word synonymous with terrorists.
Especially because you're a christian. You speak English very well. Why not just say God willing?
If you still can't understand that then the argument will just continue in a loop.
Wrong time and place to use an arabic word synonymous with terrorists.
Especially because you're a christian. You speak English very well. Why not just say God willing?
If you still can't understand that then the argument will just continue in a loop.
Next thing you'll be telling me,I can't say I'm from the middle easy because the terrorists were too. It's an Arabic word,can you please just get over it and move on? We have different ways of saying things in different countries and this word is not associated with any specific religion,it is a shared word. I speak mostly Arabic,I even say it to my non Arab friends who aren't Muslims or Christians so it's normal because I'm used to it
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#58
(Original post by queen-bee)
Because everything Arabic is apparently associated with Islam because Christians apparently don't exist in the Middle East or other minorities other than Muslims
Because everything Arabic is apparently associated with Islam because Christians apparently don't exist in the Middle East or other minorities other than Muslims

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#59
(Original post by queen-bee)
Because everything Arabic is apparently associated with Islam because Christians apparently don't exist in the Middle East or other minorities other than Muslims
Because everything Arabic is apparently associated with Islam because Christians apparently don't exist in the Middle East or other minorities other than Muslims
translation:
Spoiler:
Show
there are many wonderful things in the Levant
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#60
(Original post by queen-bee)
Well maybe you should educate yourself on what the word means and who uses it across the world rather. People speak Arabic in the Middle East,so obviously they won't go around saying God willing,instead they'll say inshallah. You could be a Muslim or Christian,it doesn't matter. I worship Allah and I'm a Christian and soon you'll be telling me I shouldn't be worshipping Allah ebecause extremists do that,do you see the logic?
Well maybe you should educate yourself on what the word means and who uses it across the world rather. People speak Arabic in the Middle East,so obviously they won't go around saying God willing,instead they'll say inshallah. You could be a Muslim or Christian,it doesn't matter. I worship Allah and I'm a Christian and soon you'll be telling me I shouldn't be worshipping Allah ebecause extremists do that,do you see the logic?
A swashtika is used throughout the world for various purposes, and thats fine. Wearing one at a holocaust memorial would be insensative
Now, i dont agree that saying inshallah is the same in this context, but that is their point, not that you shouldnt be ablr to use the word at all.
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