I have deep hatred for Homosexuality & Lesbianism

[David1967]

Not saying any of them don't make sense. It's just that The Servant of the One1 said he hates people sinning, which I assume is on par with his deep hatred for Homosexuality & Lesbianism, some of which I also assume would be transferred to those who commit these sins.

Oh, I see.

 

[Flankerl]

They are coming here to. Syrian refuges even got the Republicans talking about homeless veterans all of a sudden and taking better care of post-service veterans.

They aren't. Syrian Refugee numbers in the US are a joke.
Your under 2000 Refugees pale in comparison to what is going on here.

 

[Sunstone]

Aka LGTB

So currently iam watching good show. There is some of LGTB Propaganda inside the tvshow.

Btw this hatred doesnt mean i will go outside and beat gays lol. Chill!


Am i the only one who has this deeprooted hatred? Or there are also others?

It's a pity you have such a deep rooted, blanket hatred of LGBT folks, Servant. In my experience, you're very likely to be missing out on knowing some rather fine people, for many LGBT folks are just that: Fine people.

 

[Sunstone]

It sure is a good thing that blanket hatred makes the world a better place.

 

[Timothy Bryce]

Good point. I'll cite some of those activities the Quran says are sins.

Ten of the seventy major sins in Islam

#27 Collecting taxes

#42 Listening to the private conversations

#37 Showing off in good work

#20 Gambling

#56 Men wearing silk or gold

#30 Telling lies

#48 Picture-making

#36 Not freeing oneself of all traces of urine

#19 Drinking Alcohol

#55 Dragging the hem of one's garment out of conceit

source​

Jeez...

Thanks for the link. More confirmation that those semitic religions essentially render all of us guilty for simply being a human being.

 

[gsa]

Aka LGTB

So currently iam watching good show. There is some of LGTB Propaganda inside the tvshow.

Btw this hatred doesnt mean i will go outside and beat gays lol. Chill!


Am i the only one who has this deeprooted hatred? Or there are also others?

No Servant, you are not alone. As you are no doubt aware, many of your co-religionists also hate LGBT people, and spend an inordinate amount of time making the lives of the ones they rule over miserable, even throwing them off of high rises and stoning them to death.

It is useless to prevail upon your conscience given that it is nonexistent as the result of a savage ideology, but you should consider this pragmatic point: Your hatred of gay people is one of the many reasons that people outside of Islamic civilization believe it is incompatible with principles of humanism, liberal democracy and modernity. And every year, there are more and more examples of the terrible consequences to the world if that civilization were allowed to rule over humanity or if its more barbaric member states got a hold of nuclear weapons. And every year we are confronted with more and more examples of the consequences of these beliefs, and increasingly told that there are simple if unpleasant solutions to deal with them. And every year, when people listen to Muslims with your views describe them, they become more and more likely to support those unpleasant solutions.

 

[columbus]

They aren't. Syrian Refugee numbers in the US are a joke.
Your under 2000 Refugees pale in comparison to what is going on here.

The USA has about 15 million refugees. Most are from central america, not the middle east. But still, we have a huge population of immigrants who did not even get screened in any way.
Tom

 

[Sunstone]

No Servant, you are not alone. As you are no doubt aware, many of your co-religionists also hate LGBT people, and spend an inordinate amount of time making the lives of the ones they rule over miserable, even throwing them off of high rises and stoning them to death.

It is useless to prevail upon your conscience given that it is nonexistent as the result of a savage ideology, but you should consider this pragmatic point: Your hatred of gay people is one of the many reasons that people outside of Islamic civilization believe it is incompatible with principles of humanism, liberal democracy and modernity. And every year, there are more and more examples of the terrible consequences to the world if that civilization were allowed to rule over humanity or if its more barbaric member states got a hold of nuclear weapons. And every year we are confronted with more and more examples of the consequences of these beliefs, and increasingly told that there are simple if unpleasant solutions to deal with them. And every year, when people listen to Muslims with your views describe them, they become more and more likely to support those unpleasant solutions.

Gosh, it's almost as if hatred begets hatred.

 

[Deidre]

Not sure but is it possible to hate homosexuality without having a disdain for homosexuals? Think that is what Servant is saying, he doesn't loathe homosexuals, just the acts. But, how does that work itself out in practicality, really?

 

[Skwim]

Not sure but is it possible to hate homosexuality without having a disdain for homosexuals? Think that is what Servant is saying, he doesn't loathe homosexuals, just the acts. But, how does that work itself out in practicality, really?

Possibly, but then you have to consider: Would it be hard to "hate" stealing and not hate the thief, or hate murder and not hate the murderer?

 

[Shadow Wolf]

They aren't. Syrian Refugee numbers in the US are a joke.
Your under 2000 Refugees pale in comparison to what is going on here.

They're still coming here though. We also take in a lot of Mexican immigrants, and they are supposed to be dirty, nasty, terrible people. They're supposed to be this huge threat, politically, socially, economically, and culturally. But it's never the case. Sure there are some violent and nasty ones that do come in, but the represent a very small and insignificant part of the whole.
But even across the pond, I imagine it will probably be kinda like when there were waves of Jewish immigrants from WWII. I'm sure people were even very concerned about it, and the possible risks (and we'll probably even find news articles about Jewish terrorism), and today Europe is still very much Europe. Of course some aspects will probably be absorbed into the mainstream culture of the hosting nation, but that is just how things happen when two groups interact. Granted there is no Jewish equivalent of ISIS during that time, but even with that in mind why should we assume things will be any different than they were 70 years ago?

 

[Deidre]

Possibly, but then you have to consider: Would it be hard to "hate" stealing and not hate the thief, or hate murder and not hate the murderer?

Exactly, yea.

 

[Mycroft]

I don't pitty. I just don't understand why they want to dwell in west

For the same reason Christians like to dwell in the West: It's easy. It's easy to believe god loves you when you have the house, the car, the kids, the job, the dog and the white picket fence and the only 'test' of faith is not getting a payrise this year. It's easy to be Muslim or Christian (or whatever) when you live in the West because it's so very, very comfortable.

 

[Flankerl]

Oh noooo~ you get a lot of Christian immigrants who share your ideas and principles.

That's horrible.

and we'll probably even find news articles about Jewish terrorism

Well go for it. Do it. Find these articles.

Granted there is no Jewish equivalent of ISIS during that time, but even with that in mind why should we assume things will be any different than they were 70 years ago?

It is already different due to what happened quite recently.

Already so long ago that you forgot about it?

 

[Sand Dancer]

Of course i condemn anyone beating gay couples on the streets. Thats not good.

Off the streets is fair game though...

 

[Olinda]

Possibly, but then you have to consider: Would it be hard to "hate" stealing and not hate the thief, or hate murder and not hate the murderer?

But theft and homicide are not traits that are part of character from birth. Hating the way a person lives because that is how s/he is comfortable, providing it involves no harm to others, is very close to hating the person. Just different enough for a bit of righteousness. . .

 

[Sand Dancer]

Not sure but is it possible to hate homosexuality without having a disdain for homosexuals? Think that is what Servant is saying, he doesn't loathe homosexuals, just the acts. But, how does that work itself out in practicality, really?

Gays probably hate the idea of hetero sex, but yet, it's everywhere in our society.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

It is already different due to what happened quite recently.

70 years ago - fringe group gains following and power, goes on a military campaign to establish religious and nationalist rule, conquers lands, sends refugees running, kills a ton of people
Today - "ideological child" of a group with power goes on a military campaign to establish religious rule, conquers lands, sends refugees running, doesn't quiet have the body count or sadisticness. And we don't have to worry about air raids.
But where things aren't different is the xenophobia. It doesn't matter if it's Muslims, Middle Easterners, Irish, Mexican, Catholic, "they can't assimilate," "they are bad," "they represented evil," "they'll be a bad influence," "they are lazy," "they are criminals," these things get repeated very often and they have always been wrong.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Gays probably hate the idea of hetero sex, but yet, it's everywhere in our society.

I doubt they hate it. Not attracted to it, not turned on by it, maybe disgusted by it, but probably not hate.

 

[vaguelyhumanoid]

Gays probably hate the idea of hetero sex, but yet, it's everywhere in our society.

Some think it's gross, but nobody's really against it. Against its overrepresentation compared to gay stuff, maybe. Personally, I do sometimes have heterosexual fantasies, so I'm certainly not against it.