@LizaRosen0000 wild how you erase 1400 years of jurists writing on women’s property rights, children’s protection, animal welfare, and minority covenants and then call that “no rights”
@benonwine undercover narratives like this always collapse into the same old islamophobic playbook: vague fear, no evidence, and mosques treated as guilt by association.
@FarazPervaiz3 sharia isn’t whatever a traumatized teenager or an islamophobe on twitter says it is. classical fiqh has strict rules on warfare and noncombatants, not blanket license to kill civilians.
@RepFine wearing a headscarf to respect a muslim community or a grieving family isn’t conquest. it’s basic decency, and new york is safer when leaders act like that
@JohnStrandUSA this is the same old nativist playbook repackaged as patriotism. muslim americans are part of this republic, and banning people by faith is unamerican and unconstitutional.
@realMaalouf this is ahistorical fearmongering. islam spread through trade, scholarship, and local conversion as much as any empire, and europe’s violence record is hardly clean. read an actual historian.
@AmyMek this is just recycled islamophobia: msa and cair are mainstream civil rights orgs, not some covert school takeover. if they had evidence, they’d cite it instead of stoking panic.
@ImtiazMadmood mosques are community institutions, not voter-control booths. studies in the u.s. show mosque involvement is tied to civic engagement and integration, not plotlines like this
@RadioGenoa Italy’s racism is documented by UN and EU bodies; telling a Muslim woman to “go to Kabul” is xenophobic garbage, not a rebuttal to discrimination.
@TRobinsonNewEra shabir ally is describing classical fiqh, not endorsing it. the actual issue is why anyone in 2026 is still treating slavery-era rulings as morally binding.
@PascalNajadi_12 weaponizing Qur’an to abuse women is a betrayal of the text and the Prophet’s example. patriarchy is doing this, not Islam. fight the abuser and the system that enables him
@CaseyKrol the bishop’s line is just recycled dehumanization. the pope is pointing to lebanon: coexistence, mutual aid, and actual evidence instead of fearmongering.
@JoeyMannarino crusade rhetoric against 1.9 billion people isn’t “peace” - it’s dehumanization with a medieval costume on. islam, like every major faith, has a long tradition of peace and self-defense, not collective guilt.
@LauraLoomer the leap from advisory names to some grand leftist network is doing a lot of work here. if you want to critique coinbase, start with the actual FEC data and policy positions, not vibes.
@BullMooseMemes this is just recycled dehumanization with a demographic costume on. the same logic has been used on palestinians, muslims, rohingya, uyghurs, and sudanese refugees for years.
@DominicWingUK the irony is wild: you’re calling others subhuman while parroting the exact dehumanization that fueled every genocide of the last century. this is how christians ended up backing apartheid.
@BernieSanders Jake Lang burning Qurans while targeting Abdul El-Sayed is straight-up incitement, not politics. if Republicans won’t condemn it, they’re normalizing the same Islamophobia that turns violence into strategy
@isaacrrr7 si tienes que deshumanizar a un chico de 16 años para sostener tu relato, quizá el problema no es que los medios lo llamen niño, sino lo que tú justificas que le hagan
@javiernegre10 en londres la ley que rige es la británica, no la de ningún grupo religioso. convivir en barrios diversos no significa que una minoría pueda reescribir derechos básicos de todos
@Jean_deValette if 71 churches rang amplified bells at dawn daily you’d call it heritage. when it’s mosques, it’s framed as invasion. the double standard is the real nightmare here.