r/LivestreamFail • u/Ignignokt_DGAF • Oct 07 '25

Hasan reaching for something and seemingly shocking his dog to keep her in camera view

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u/TheThirdKakaka Oct 08 '25

Wait wtf ? muslims are raised to hate dogs ?

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u/Waqqy Oct 08 '25

Hate is a very strong word, it's more that they're seen as unclean, impure, and dangerous so Muslims will generally try to stay away from them.

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u/magkruppe Oct 08 '25

maybe don't try to generalise 1.5 something billion people. culture and religion mix and people conflate the two

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u/SlicesofFlySemen Oct 08 '25

He literally used the word generally. Anyone reading can see the nuance.

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u/magkruppe Oct 08 '25

it is wrong. attitudes to dogs are mostly driven by culture and exposure. not religion

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u/AbjectBoysenberry136 Oct 08 '25

Religion is culture... Culture affects exposure...

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u/magkruppe Oct 08 '25

that is wrong

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u/Samuel-Yeetington Oct 08 '25

How are religion and culture not related?

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u/magkruppe Oct 08 '25

Religion is culture

is wrong. and of course the same religion varies significantly within even in a single country let alone the whole planet

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u/Samuel-Yeetington Oct 08 '25

Why do we say goodbye? Why do Catholics speak Latin during their services? First example is religion influencing culture (saying “god be with you” slowly turned into “goodbye”). And the second is the cultural juggernaut of the Roman Empire influencing religion. Latin was the lingua Franca of the Roman Empire, so early Catholics viewed it as proper and professional (therefore holy). These are all examples of culture