@RmSalih The replies speak volumes. Muslims are only allowed to be on the receiving end of violence, and the white nationalist mind cannot tolerate the possibility of attacking somebody who is prepared to defend themselves. They only target the defenceless.
@Catcosal@retentatevolume@matthew_petti Catholicism doesn't uphold cultural integrity as much as Islam. A church could be anything people want it to be and named Christians won't really care
@KnaryFeathers@SanaSaeed You are wrong that Allah wanting you to feed orphans has anything to do with AI, or that the need to do really good things makes anything short of that default to being bad. It's just not reasoning that holds up in islamist conversation
You can't have it both ways. Either a political system is free from secularism (the western influence in question) or it isn't.
The idea of some kind of intermediary model "to get people ready" is flawed because its constructed with a supposed view to eventually dismantle it too
Daniel Haqiqatjou explains the strategy to bring the Caliphate.
"We can't go from 100 years of nationalism straight to Caliphate. The populations are shockingly secular..
"Once the influence of the West and Zionism is broken, Muslims will naturally rally around Islam."
@RmSalih Frankly we are. We're just rebranding our gullibility with a new form of democratic participation and patting ourselves on the back for it. Genuine non-conformity is disengagement
@Gedi986681@MrHarry198 You are referring to a political leader of a state who's speech and actions were literal revelation from God, and would have this become policy, law, civil rights. The context was war, conscription, treaties from regional power not dilly from Bedford making digs on birth rate
@MrHarry198@Gedi986681 I think people shouldn't deliberately set out to alienate normal counterparts. But people shouldn't speak in fear of pissing them off either. We shouldn't on the idea that we have to cater to the sensitivities of others who live their lives not expected to have that same concern