@Vaz_the_Goob You didn’t jump < good now you see how many actually care about you even strangers
embarrassed you posted but didn’t jump < no you were seeking love and attention at the very last moment it’s human nature and people with both won’t understand
Relax
A new video of Hasan putting Kaya in a high stress situation as a puppy leaked. Hasan is gleeful watching his adult pitbull nip and bite Kaya. His chat enjoys the torment too.
Let’s have a real talk. No filter.
Angry Muslim YouTubers are losing their minds over my stance.
I’m Muslim and proudly so, even if I’m not perfect.
But these sanctimonious clowns preaching at me about Islam? Save it.
My issue isn’t Islam, it’s Muslims practicing their faith at others’ expense while guests in this country.
Let’s dismantle the three arguments I keep hearing:
1. “Separation of church and state…”
2. “America has freedom of religion.”
3. “America isn’t a Christian country.”
First two? Jefferson pushed separation to keep religion out of government, not to greenlight disruptive public worship.
The First Amendment’s Free Exercise Clause protects your faith, but it’s not a blank check to block streets or disturb the peace.
Jefferson valued civic harmony, and public stunts like that would’ve pissed him off.
Muslims weren’t even a factor back then; it was about Christian sects not dominating each other.
Third one? Pure denial.
America is Christian: founded by Christians, 70%+ Christian population, Christmas and Easter as cultural cornerstones, Christian values shaping laws, and crosses dotting public spaces.
Pretending otherwise is naive.
Just because you "can" disrupt non-Muslims in America, doesn’t mean you should...
If you’re a guest in someone’s house and start flipping channels or raiding their fridge, you’re rude.
Flip it: In a Muslim country, would you act that entitled? Hell no. You’d wait for their offer of water.
Yet some Muslims here pray in Times Square, blast the athan, and cry “freedom of religion” when it irritates people.
My analogy about Christians praying in Mecca?
Y’all missed the point, and don't understand hyperbole, so here's an easier example...
Picture 100 Christians with megaphones, cameras, blocking streets near the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, UAE—a “liberal” Muslim country.
They’d be stopped, maybe jailed.
Yet Muslims here demand what Muslim countries wouldn’t tolerate, then rage when America’s Christian majority sees it as a slap in the face.
Why do I care? As a former agent that investigated terrorism, I'm very aware of this topic.
Post-9/11, the War on Terror, and decades of anti-Islam rhetoric from a Jewish-influenced media and government have Americans seeing us as unassimilated “third-worlders.”
Public displays like these? Gasoline on that fire.
I’m not saying hide your faith. Be smart.
Respect the space you’re in.
Practice Islam without making it everyone’s problem.
That’s not selling out, it’s common sense, respect, and strategic.
@ColinYurcisin imagine thinking God cares about anyone’s nethworth or trading
sure if you’re a missionary in Nigeria and is hungry God may provide, but you’re a millionaire in Miami’s using Bible verses to cope with your greed 😂
@FuentesUpdates I’m pretty sure the gospels would’ve been more direct if that was the case, not a single person comes to that conclusion reading the gospels only, Jesus told us to spread the gospel because it’s what saves us
@88isafat69@veizau Well the biblical definition of God is that He IS good, He can’t be evil in His very nature.
Now why you see it as a contradiction is because you are defining stuff yourself as evil, so now you’re no longer criticizing Christianity but your own made up version of god
Hasan Piker should be banned on Twitch and then deported back to Turkey.
And before people on our side cry about hypocrisy, remember that you can’t say the word “simp” or “retard” on the platform but you can openly incite murder against conservatives.
Enough is enough.