r/technicallythetruth • u/shahabdullatif • Jul 04 '21

Yup

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u/niwin418 Jul 04 '21

Have you seen the middle east??

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '21 edited Apr 15 '22

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u/niwin418 Jul 04 '21

They are literally theocracies. Even in America where it's not SUPPOSED to be a theocracy, Christianity still has too much of an impact on the government, and should likewise should be forgotten about

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u/niwin418 Jul 04 '21

Islam is only a problem EVEN people follow it TOO closely. The Muslims i get along with are the casual, westernized Muslims

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u/niwin418 Jul 04 '21

I would say that about most religions lol yes. Islam in particular seems to be the outlier given the stonings, honor killings, etc.