Wouldn't call it cringe. I believe these 10 'commandments' should apply to all people, not just atheists. I can safely post this on a religious community without getting shitted on.
@lemmy.world
The idea all Muslims are homophobic is a dumb generalization. Call it a stigma. Corrupt police exist in Turkey, and not all of them are Muslim. The idea you're giving that Turkish police have to be Muslim is as racist as their actions were homophobic.
Please don't be hypocritical. I'm sure anti-theists have some level of respect for religious people.
African countries are known to take religious beliefs to ridiculously unnecessary extremities. I heard an example of a Muslim mother who killed their daughter for being raped, somehow bringing dishonor to their family. Don't let the minority be representative of the majority.
Going to one of what feels like a million Islamic functions. Will be like this for a few weeks. Honestly quite nice - not as boring once you get to understand Urdu. The u10 youth beg to differ, though.
I'm sorry on behalf of those shitty Muslims for what they did to you. Hate towards any group in any form is haram. I don't know what they were thinking when they thought acting like that was ok.
As for where you're asking where Muslims have been attacked by people of the LGBT+ community, I can't observe a physical event at the time of writing, as I don't have the time to research this. However, I have seen plenty of verbal abuse across the internet by irrational members of the LGBT+ community towards many Muslims.
To generalise the entire community based off of these morons would be hypocritical of me when I ask you to please not generalise Muslims as people due to the actions of the few with extremist opinions.
The law is the issue, I agree. Not religion as much. People are still given the right to a fair trial. The issue arises when police think they can do random stuff without any reason other than vague and pathetic understandings of the law.
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