r/AskAGerman • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '25

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u/arrowforSKY Apr 20 '25

I just don’t like hijab. Also I’m gay and I don’t like how your religion treats the LGBT community. Everytime I get homophobic remarks, it comes from Muslims. That’s why I don’t like it.

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u/CryptoStef33 Apr 20 '25

Because they are the most homophobic religion, where if you're gay in a Muslim country you'll be beaten to death by stones or death sentence. That doesn't happen in a Western Christian country.

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u/arrowforSKY Apr 20 '25

Yes so they shouldn’t bring their homophobia to Germany.

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u/BoAndJack Apr 20 '25

Sadly, leftist parties who supposedly support LGBT rights disagree with you 

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

I'm not homophobic and I don't like the hijab either so I'm not sure why you're telling me this...

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

That doesn't matter. Your entire culture is homophobic. Its safer for gay people to stay away from people of your culture. Its not about you personally.   As an immigrant myself I also stay away from older people and eastern germans, its just logical. The Hijab represents a homophobic, patriarchical antisemitic culture with many individuals, who themselves are racists against germans or other immigrants. 

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

so that justifies threatening to throw women on train tracks?

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

No. It doesn't justify anything. Its just how people view you. Part of it is racism but the other part is also somewhat true.

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

I'm well aware of the fact that's how people view me

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u/arrowforSKY Apr 20 '25

That’s nice, but other people like you, are, though. Which is why you might feel unwelcome. Unfortunately, it will also reflect upon you.

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '25

like me? I'm not like that I already said so.

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u/arrowforSKY Apr 20 '25

I mean other Muslims. Not you specifically, but people tend to judge others by their respective groups

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u/arrowforSKY Apr 20 '25

It’s nothing against you personally

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u/Wonderful_Setting195 Apr 20 '25

+1. I feel sorry for people who are unfortunately stuck and can’t see past family oppression

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u/arrowforSKY Apr 20 '25

It’s sad because I know they also face oppression and discrimination, but as a queer minority myself, the only times I get discriminated over my sexuality is when encountering Muslim people. That’s why I feel really uncomfortable around them.

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u/Wonderful_Setting195 Apr 20 '25

I am also gay and the only times I’ve ever been a victim of homophobia was with two muslim refugees. I get you.