Originally Posted by
Tritus
Discrimination against a violent, insane religion is probably a good idea. There is a reason why Satanists, who practice dangerous cult rituals, are generally persecuted more often than say, Catholics. I think it's rather apparent to anyone who pays even the slightest attention to life and culture in the Middle east and among muslim immigrants that Islam is a religion that encourages, sanctions, and promotes violence and cruelty.
Let me provide you with a great anecdote. I live in NYC, and my girlfriend has a muslim, Bangledeshi father. Her father also has a vast family, all Muslim, all from Bangledesh. I will give you a bit of detail on her life.
Her father wishes to marry her off, against her will, once she graduates college. She is not allowed to go outside unless she's with her mother or her brother. I can only really see her when she goes to college. She is forced to cook, clean, and do virtually every household chore. She was regularly beaten when she was young, and if she dares disobey her father's demands, she'll be beaten again. Her father is a violent, psychopathic person. But he also thinks he's doing the right thing, because of the Qur'an.
And of course, then there's the rest of her disgusting family. Her uncles that beat their wives, drape them in dresses that cover every inch of their body, and treat them like slaves in every manner. Her brother's islamic tutor, who gropes the little boy whenever he teaches him. Her aunt, who was killed for trying to get away from her husband. Her husband has been in jail for several years now. The muslims that fill her neighborhood look at her lustfully, try to grope her when they can, and disrespect her in a variety of other ways.
Now you might be wondering at this point, Tritus, what kind of moron are you to get involved with this unbelievable shitfest? Let me tell you; love makes people do crazy things. My girlfriend is constantly afraid her father will kill us (literally, kill us) both for "dishonoring" him. I should also let you know, these aren't even first generation immigrants. Her grandparents moved here, and her parents were born in the US. It frightens me to think of what first generation communities are like in Europe.
If you don't believe one anecdote is proof of a general trend of violence and degeneracy, then go and describe to me of a time when you've experienced a Christian family, neighborhood, or community that ever existed in so vile a form.
This is why I think we need to discriminate, and hopefully annihilate, this horrible religion.