Majed

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  1. I think religion is subject to interpretation. Most muslims interpret their religion in a relatively acceptable peaceful way. However you can interpret islam in a toxic violent way, the doctrine allows you to do that. Therefore isis. Ta daaaaa.
  2. https://www.instagram.com/p/De9qFeNlyag/?srtk=MTdocmhwM3ZqODBqZA== Isis are men standing for their beliefs. They are true muslims. Either stand for your beliefs or drop them. If you believe infidels are going to burn in hell for eternity. Go start a holy war in the name of Allah, and kill every one of them. Or drop this toxic belief system.
  3. @Natasha Tori Maru My pleasure
  4. @Natasha Tori Maru Yes i agree.
  5. @Natasha Tori Maru I feel like a lot of rape is fuled by artificial cultural expectations and demands about losing one's virginity or having a high body count, or that having sex means you're successful and cool, etc... If we eliminate this immature notion of sex, to incorporate it in a broader notion of love and connection, which could be artistic and spirtual, not just purely physical, a lot of rape would automatically stop, because people would stop feeling the shame around not getting this toxic version of sex society has invented.
  6. @Natasha Tori Maru I am arguing for a change in worldview. Similar to how homosexuality wasn't a thing for most of history, and still most of the world today. The idea that your sexual attraction defines your identity is relatively recent. In many worldviews, like for example in a christian worldview, homosexuality is not a person but an act, and specifically a sin. It's like all humans are tempted towards sin, some towards some sins more than other sins, and others towards other forms of sins. But homosexuality wasn't understood to be a person's identity. Similarly sex IS a social construct today. The idea that you need another person to have sex or orgasm is a construct and is false. Which is why i listed other forms of love and connections like artistic or spiritual ones. If we erase the notion of sex altogether and replace it with love and connection we would be better as a society.
  7. @Natasha Tori Maru I definitely agree. I think it also has to do with dark tetrad personality types which are prone to commiting such acts.
  8. @Olaf You should go and try it 😋. Do it for science.
  9. @Olaf Hehehehehe that just proves my point. Most rapists and murderers don't think of themselves as such. Which is why understanding the logic, mechanics and reasons behind such acts is crucial to not become one yourself.
  10. @Olaf You didn't explain the perspective of rapists, which just prove my point. I feel those who declare the most to not be rapists are the most prone to committing rape paradoxically. Why do you get so outraged if that wasn't the case? If you weren't the most prone to rape, you would feel chill and detached and able to discuss it without much friction.
  11. @Natasha Tori Maru I feel like you're choosing to be blind. Rape is a serious issue. And your childish moralizing won't change the seriousness of it.
  12. @Olaf Then oh wise guru, explain why rapists exist, and their perspective. Go ahead i am waiting.
  13. @Natasha Tori Maru You girls have no idea how many men commit suicide because they aren't getting sex.
  14. @Natasha Tori Maru I am trying to lay out the mechanics of how this works, that's all. I am interested in pure understanding, not moralizing.
  15. @Natasha Tori Maru Well rape which is sexual violence is a form of violence. Sometimes violence is understandable if you're in a difficult situation. It's like if you're starving should you steal? Well, it's easy to say stealing is bad, if you aren't in a situation where you're starving.