الأديان و بالرغم من جذورها التاريخية و الثقافية، و طقوسها و تعليماتها المقدسة عند الكثيرين، تضل أفكارا من صنع بشري كباقي الأفكار الأخرى. و بالتالي فهي مفتوحة للنقد و المراجعة. تبنِّي هذا الفهم ضروري جدّاً لتحقيق الحرية الفكرية في المجتمع.
Islam is evil.
But that does not mean every Muslim is evil.
Islam is a set of ideas, and like any ideology or worldview, it can be criticized, rejected, or even hated. But that should never translate into hatred toward Muslims as people.
Muslims are human beings. Many were simply born into Islam and never chose it. Others practice only rituals and do not harm anyone. Some identify as Muslims culturally but do not really practice the religion. Others cherry-pick certain parts of Islam while ignoring others.
Only a percentage embrace the full package and seek to apply all elements of sharia, including doctrines related to hatred, intolerance, or jihad.
Criticizing Islam is not the same as hating Muslims.
@lihoudii Well you shouldn't either way. Imagine a Senegalese player smacking a Moroccan player's hand as he raises it to pray or read Al Fatiha. You should respect their beliefs and let them do whatever bullshit helps them mentally the same way they let you do whatever bullshit helps you.
@marouane53 They do absorb the losses because they can. They have so much wealth to the point where it doesn't matter, their portfolios are very big and diversified, they can do whatever they want and still end up on top, they are "wealth black holes" and they don't even pay enough tax