Islam IS Homophobic. Stop Pretending It’s Not

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  • Homophobia, sexism and transphobia are rampant in Muslim countries--so why isn't it being called out by the LGBT and other communities?
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  • @arielle
    @arielle  Před 3 lety +185

    Continuing the conversation over on slug.com/Arielle

    • @ireallyreallyhategoogle
      @ireallyreallyhategoogle Před 3 lety +1

      My question is: How much is the head covering a religious symbol and how much is it just cultural clothing?

    • @rufruf6649
      @rufruf6649 Před 3 lety +2

      @@ireallyreallyhategoogle its a hundred percent a religious thing

    • @ireallyreallyhategoogle
      @ireallyreallyhategoogle Před 3 lety +4

      @@rufruf6649 Then why are people wearing it saying it's cultural, and that they aren't even religious.
      I'm talking about people in Canada, not in Muslim ruled countries.

    • @rufruf6649
      @rufruf6649 Před 3 lety +3

      @@ireallyreallyhategoogle to be honest i dont know. But what i do know is islam requires woman to wear a head covering so its not a cultural thing. Maybe those people that say it is are just not well educated

    • @ireallyreallyhategoogle
      @ireallyreallyhategoogle Před 3 lety +2

      @@rufruf6649 The way i heard it. Head covering was used to protect the hair from the sun, the sand and basically the environment. Then Islam recuperated it as a sign of modesty and from there others added face covering and then full body covering.

  • @EmmaCRBsnewstuff
    @EmmaCRBsnewstuff Před 2 lety +357

    People call out Christianity ALL the time but never Islam

  • @Deivid-bn6yw
    @Deivid-bn6yw Před rokem +191

    It’s so weird because when it’s Christianity it’s “yea you’re awful and clearly wrong and backwards” but when it’s Islam it’s “oh it’s just a different culture” but it’s so difficult because criticising islam puts you in a trap of being called “racist” and “imperialistic” because Islam is so much more deeply rooted into Middle Eastern culture that it’s difficult to distinguish the two as separate things

    • @labranehit7687
      @labranehit7687 Před rokem +24

      No you can. This is a trap that both the Muslim apologist and social warriors use to deflect valid criticism. Islam is an idea and ideas are never above criticism. As long as one makes the distinction between Islam and Muslims then no one can call him racist.

    • @xethrion4758
      @xethrion4758 Před 6 měsíci +2

      @@labranehit7687agreed.

    • @vicnad92
      @vicnad92 Před 6 měsíci

      Islam is not a race. It has followers from different racial groups. You have white, black, asian muslims. Moreover, Islam and Arabism is rooted in colonialism but NO one wants to talk about it.

    • @Adeltraut
      @Adeltraut Před měsícem

      What is currently seen as "traditional" muslim custom, is actually an invention of the recent times. I don't want to claim that its all just a misunderstanding, but we need to realise that Islamism is NOT a traditional way of living but in fact a deeply modern reactionary movement, targeting people who actually know very little about their own traditions (western muslims and convertites are probably the easiest targets)

    • @eriksigalraven8340
      @eriksigalraven8340 Před 10 dny

      How is different culture. How is different from christianity if it is same? In russia all people either love christianity and islam or hate both. In russia only christians are in love with christianity, liberal russians(ye those exist) hate both islam and christianity

  • @RaddyC
    @RaddyC Před 3 lety +526

    There are a lot of Christian homophobes, but the worst they’ll do is look at you weird or make a snide remark. I’ll take that over being thrown off a roof or stoned any day

    • @natei6524
      @natei6524 Před 3 lety +43

      But there are sooo many LGBT friendly churches, some with Christian, Lesbian ministers too.

    • @RehamTaay
      @RehamTaay Před 3 lety +2

      Abigail Harp they don’t stone women if they’re raped

    • @RehamTaay
      @RehamTaay Před 3 lety +38

      Abigail Harp In Saudi Arabia having sex outside of marriage is punishable by law (straight or gay) but you have to have Four witnesses in order to be proven guilty, this law comes DIRECTLY from shariah but, rape is punishable in Saudi Arabia unfortunately most assaults happen with in families and there’s a huge stigma attached to reporting any assault not only by a family member. So most times rape just goes unpunished if the family didn’t honor kill the daughter to wash her shame away

    • @MFYouTube683
      @MFYouTube683 Před 3 lety +3

      Abigail Harp I’m reading a very good book on that topic by Lebanese-born author Ralph Ghadban. He lives in Germany and teaches at a University in Berlin as an expert on Muslims, Islam and the sociocultural consequences of their migration to the west.
      Here’s a link to the book. It is called «Tarik Ramadan and the Islamisation of Europe». It explains the history of Islam and Muslim societies and compares it to the development of Christianity and Judaism, explaining how philosophers dating back to Aristotle have impacted these processes of emancipation into enlightened, rational society or rather lack thereof in the case of Islam and how attempts by Islamic scholars to do the same in Muslim society were silenced and / or killed along with their work. Tariq Ramadan lives here in Switzerland in the city of Geneva, so for me, a Swiss citizen, this was of even greater importance to read, but Ramadan is so widely influential in many countries and the book explains very well why Islam is «backwards» in many ways - seen through a westerner’s eyes - that it’s an educating read for all of us living in secular democracies that were mostly built by a society rooted strongly in some form of Christianity and Judaism.
      I also recommend Alex o’ Connor’s CZcams channel CosmicSkeptic, he’s a brilliant young English lad, an atheist studying Philosophy and Theology in Oxford to basically debate these topics with arguments based in a deep understanding of the subject matter.
      en.qantara.de/content/book-review-ralph-ghadban-tariq-ramadan-and-the-islamization-of-europe

    • @Livmylifelivi
      @Livmylifelivi Před 3 lety +5

      Tell that to Mike Pence who wishes you’d be removed from Earth

  • @BlueLighteningGojo
    @BlueLighteningGojo Před 3 lety +863

    I knew a former Muslim woman that told me her older brother was executed because he was ousted as being in a relationship with a man.

    • @arielle
      @arielle  Před 3 lety +240

      Holy shit

    • @BlueLighteningGojo
      @BlueLighteningGojo Před 3 lety +27

      Arielle Scarcella Yeah...

    • @daivahataka
      @daivahataka Před 3 lety +131

      🙁 Any deity that would condemn the love between two consenting adults is not one worthy of worship IMO.

    • @salmannasser9147
      @salmannasser9147 Před 3 lety +110

      @@daivahataka As a matter of fact, Islam doesn't give any importance towards consent.

    • @daivahataka
      @daivahataka Před 3 lety +22

      @@salmannasser9147 if true that's worrying but then if you take some of the old testament literally Christianity would be the same, e.g. Lot's daughters getting him drunk to sleep with him.😳

  • @GarseJanacek
    @GarseJanacek Před 3 lety +703

    Jeff Goldblum just said what was on everyones mind.

    • @wifeyMcwife
      @wifeyMcwife Před 3 lety +21

      But then he walked it back and I was so disappointed! But at least he said something!

    • @benblyth3219
      @benblyth3219 Před 3 lety +2

      I was thinking it but you said it

    • @SmooshGoo
      @SmooshGoo Před 3 lety +8

      sucks he got attacked for a valid question. 😒

    • @yanetsmith8354
      @yanetsmith8354 Před 3 lety +1

      He usually does.

    • @starhunter9085
      @starhunter9085 Před 3 lety +5

      *My main problem with the rainbow argument is that every single reason they give to try and justify it can be used for every other sexual scenario too.*
      *Two consenting adults: Adultery is between two consenting adults.*
      *It's found in the animal kingdom: Pedophilia and rape are also found in the animal kingdom*
      *It's not a choice: Necrophilia is a mental disorder therefore not a choice*
      *It can be safe if you use protection: Incest can be "safe" if you use protection.*
      *Love is love no matter who it's for: So if you want to love someone else's lover, it's all fine?*

  • @natei6524
    @natei6524 Před 3 lety +880

    There are many Gay friendly Christian churches, some with gay/lesbian ministers even. However, I have never heard of a gay friendly mosque.

    • @nocando89
      @nocando89 Před 3 lety +140

      There is a gay friendly mosque in Canada and the Netherlands and a progressive Muslim organization in North America that conducts gay marriage - unfortunately the latter is looked down upon by both muslims and American conservatives as a joke. Progressive movements for muslims therefore have difficulty gaining traction.

    • @deniveave4612
      @deniveave4612 Před 3 lety +28

      They actually do exits because they are lead by gay imams, such as this guy who has a mosque in France. www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/06/gay-imam-islam-paris-france-mosque/

    • @natei6524
      @natei6524 Před 3 lety +20

      @@deniveave4612 Thanks for the info.

    • @bookology7617
      @bookology7617 Před 3 lety +24

      It's easy to make comments like this without ever doing any research...

    • @incognitox9551
      @incognitox9551 Před 3 lety +105

      LGBT accepting mosques exist... in Western countries. lol

  • @jaredmbennett
    @jaredmbennett Před 3 lety +835

    I appreciate people actually talking about it. You can't solve anything without talking about it.

    • @arielle
      @arielle  Před 3 lety +62

      Exactly

    • @jimmybangash8429
      @jimmybangash8429 Před 3 lety +8

      Yep 👍

    • @lydiapinnell1124
      @lydiapinnell1124 Před 3 lety +2

      People have been talking about this for years, including me. Perhaps you’re just tuning in? Correct me if I’m wrong and good on you for being awake anyhow

    • @javelinmaster2
      @javelinmaster2 Před 3 lety +1

      Sadly, not everyone thinks like that.....

    • @nthgth
      @nthgth Před 3 lety +11

      @@lydiapinnell1124 you think it's easy to come across people talking about this? Where? Aside from maybe a couple of people in my life this is an essentially unheard-of topic to me.

  • @thewayofaxiom
    @thewayofaxiom Před 3 lety +81

    My cousin was stoned when he got caught holding hands with his boyfriend.. he is from brunei and he escaped to the Philippines which is more lgbtq friendly place.

    • @Ali-ru9vx
      @Ali-ru9vx Před 3 lety +14

      Hope he’s better now

    • @october3706
      @october3706 Před 2 lety +3

      Good luck to him

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety

      Stop being a liar

    • @october3706
      @october3706 Před 2 lety +22

      @@jynx3978 Okay but claiming someone is lying without proof is a useless waste of time. You cant really tell who the person is either.

    • @LoveYourself-my9nz
      @LoveYourself-my9nz Před 2 lety +10

      @@jynx3978 why don't you accept the reality and try to change it for better.. huh!

  • @TheDemonicdoll22
    @TheDemonicdoll22 Před 3 lety +1191

    I so over the hypocrisy of attacking Christianity and calling them homophobic but not Islam. I have had many Christians that have been wonderful to me and supportive of me. I have also had Muslim be nice and respectful to me as well. There are bad in all religions just like there are good. Great video Arielle

    • @MFYouTube683
      @MFYouTube683 Před 3 lety +12

      Phoenix Hellfire 💯👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

    • @karahershey
      @karahershey Před 3 lety +43

      I'm Christian who loves everyone

    • @millennial_fairy
      @millennial_fairy Před 3 lety +19

      Agreed . The Religious extremists are one of the problems but the non-Militants in any faith or spiritual path aren’t for which there are plenty

    • @user-xp5jz6dh5y
      @user-xp5jz6dh5y Před 3 lety +3

      @@karahershey ❤

    • @eccremocarpusscaber5159
      @eccremocarpusscaber5159 Před 3 lety +37

      Kara Hirsch I’m a gay male Christian. And I’m not on my own. There’s so few old fashioned homophobes within the church, you need to find the right place for you. I’ve always had great misgivings about Islam, the religion is actively homophobic -and all the other phobias as well. 50% of Muslims in Europe are for pro making homosexuality illegal! That’s not the case with Christianity.

  • @Elusive519
    @Elusive519 Před 3 lety +991

    Anyone who screams Islamophobia has never been a non-muslim national in a Muslim country. Just saying. Also this is not to say that all Muslims are bad. It's just a statement on how ironic it is that people are quick to call out discrimination against Muslims in non-Muslim countries, but totally gloss over very very very real discrimination in Muslim countries.

    • @Elusive519
      @Elusive519 Před 3 lety +14

      This is another story you can add if you want
      www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/09/malaysia-women-caned-public-lesbian-act-180903155056114.html
      And this is very recent. Caning in our country is only reserved for very very serious crimes, just to give you some perspective on the disproportionate response. And it was LIVE. And this is only LGBT. Only.

    • @saraha2649
      @saraha2649 Před 3 lety +11

      that is definitely not true. as a muslim that lives in a muslim country(UAE), non muslims are treated equal and with respect. Unlike how I get treated whenever I travel to anywhere in the world. I have never seen people discriminated because of their religion in here [of course there is racism but not about religions]

    • @Elusive519
      @Elusive519 Před 3 lety +125

      @@saraha2649 Sorry ,but my direct experience of over 3 decades says otherwise. As jiggly puff mentioned, UAE is not really a good measuring stick.

    • @Elusive519
      @Elusive519 Před 3 lety +96

      @@saraha2649 Btw, I just have to add that the pattern of "your pain isn't real but mine is" is also a very common thing observed where I'm from. Note that I never denied there's discrimination towards Muslims overseas. I just pointed out the irony that the other way round is overlooked. Thanks for proving my point.

    • @saraha2649
      @saraha2649 Před 3 lety +1

      Germaine Tan yes i didn’t mean that either ( your pain is not real like mine is) but can you tell me where did you have that experience? because I genuinely did not know that it was a thing.

  • @HaleyStark.
    @HaleyStark. Před 3 lety +759

    It's such a weird alliance between lgbt sjws and Islam. I will never understand it. Like, throwing people off buildings is fine but misgendering or criticizing religious practices is a cancelable offence?

    • @johnathanballard1304
      @johnathanballard1304 Před 3 lety +39

      Same with African Americans who vote democratic doesn't make much sense

    • @johnathanballard1304
      @johnathanballard1304 Před 3 lety +10

      Or the reason anyone votes democratic they will turn us into the middle east

    • @trublgrl
      @trublgrl Před 3 lety +5

      @BaliZ La Productions That is the prescribed punishment for homosexuality according to Sharia Law.

    • @harundaniel7705
      @harundaniel7705 Před 3 lety +9

      It’s Isis whom are throwing homosexuals off buildings. Islam tells us to respect everyone and not to judge, leaving the judgment only to Allah and not on ourselves. So plz don’t generalise Islam with such act. Every Muslim imam / Shiekh (Muslim priest), tells the Muslim community that homosexuality is not a sin when it comes to the feelings, however the act is the sin. Us Muslims sees Life as a test which will determine our worthiness of heaven. So it really is your choice if you want to follow god’s guidelines or not but don’t expect a good outcome on the day of judgment.

    • @trublgrl
      @trublgrl Před 3 lety +61

      @@harundaniel7705 Those who don't follow the law don't define the law. What is written defines the law.

  • @Theratsintrenchcoat
    @Theratsintrenchcoat Před 29 dny +9

    I'm glad people are finally speaking out about this.
    If Christians don't get the homophobia pass, Muslims shouldn't get it either.

  • @defaultname1712
    @defaultname1712 Před 3 lety +376

    I am a lesbian in my 30s who comes from a muslim family. I have to hide and pretend that my partner is a roommate, that our kids are just her kids, and that the reason I'm still not married to man is because I'm fundamentally against marriage. There are many kind, decent muslims but I have never encountered one that would treat me like a fellow human being if I came out.

    • @Rick_Cleland
      @Rick_Cleland Před 3 lety +8

      😲😲😲

    • @rizziewright2672
      @rizziewright2672 Před 3 lety +44

      I can see that what you're going through right now, I'll get through it too in the future. I'm 20 and I already have a plan ahead on marrying the woman that I love but I come from a very devout Muslim family. My girlfriend is a catholic. I keep thinking that if one day we both get married, I'm sure I'll keep telling my parents that she's just a room mate and our kids are just her kids. I just don't really know what else to say if my parents keep asking when am I going to get married while little did they know that I'm actually married to a woman. Even now when I'm only 20, my parents can't stop asking me when I'm gonna get married, they even try to find a guy for me. My dad said to my uncle that I'll be married when I'm 23 or 24. My mind is like "hell no. I won't get married unless with a woman". Good luck for you, and wish me luck

    • @Criner05
      @Criner05 Před 3 lety +41

      @Master of Cheeserolls Or she could try atheism. Religion doesn't always have the answer.

    • @atgyoutube3088
      @atgyoutube3088 Před 3 lety +3

      @@Criner05 wym u don't know anything proberbly about Islam yet u say religion don't got answers

    • @sua8638
      @sua8638 Před 3 lety

      @@atgyoutube3088 well there is a ton of proof that your answer are wrong
      But I'm not gonna tell em to ya
      If you want to you can find them yourself it's quite easy

  • @TheFirstCause
    @TheFirstCause Před 3 lety +695

    Jeff Goldblum was 100% correct. The religion at a larger scale is medieval still. It went through NONE of the revolutions that Christianity went through after the Enlightenment era.

    • @arielle
      @arielle  Před 3 lety +76

      Correct

    • @RehamTaay
      @RehamTaay Před 3 lety +32

      Well, we’re like 655 years behind 😀

    • @daivahataka
      @daivahataka Před 3 lety +22

      Bring on Mohammed Luther to start the Islamic Reformation! 😛

    • @RehamTaay
      @RehamTaay Před 3 lety

      jiggly puff it’s sad but true

    • @rufruf6649
      @rufruf6649 Před 3 lety +17

      A religion going through revolutions is a religion changing not improving.

  • @Ixaglet
    @Ixaglet Před 3 lety +96

    I've met a bunch of muslims throughout my life. I've recently started asking them (the 18-34 age group) how their parents would hypothetically react to them leaving the religion. Responses have ranged from
    "Well, my parents said they WOULDN'T kill me, but they would disown me"
    to
    "No, I couldn't do that. They wouldn't allow it."

    • @october3706
      @october3706 Před 2 lety +7

      That is so sad ):
      I hope they get the best. Blessings to them

    • @Ixaglet
      @Ixaglet Před 2 lety +4

      @@october3706 It is :( I hope you're doing okay Shari, wherever you are now.

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety +2

      You make it seem like the christian +other religious ones wouldn't do those

    • @Ixaglet
      @Ixaglet Před 2 lety +26

      @@jynx3978 I grew up in Ireland, a highly catholic country. I've never met a catholic in my life that said their parents would disown them, or who had a reason to believe their parents would kill them over apostasy.

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety +1

      @@Ixaglet That's why your religion will fail

  • @admpandora91
    @admpandora91 Před 3 lety +618

    "It's not every Muslim doing these bad things"
    1. Thank you for conceding that homophobia is a bad thing
    2. No one is claiming it's all because it doesn't have to be all. It just has to be a large enough portion to become an issue, which it is!

    • @stefs2529
      @stefs2529 Před 3 lety +3

      @GodKingVivec majority of Muslims don't live in the Middle East, rather in South Asia and South East Asia
      whole Middle East = 400 mln inhabitants
      muslims in India + indonesia + Pakistan = 600 mln

    • @Ynoita
      @Ynoita Před 3 lety +29

      When you're talking about Islam it's frustrating how people start to talk about muslims instead.
      Yeah ! Some muslim are IGNORING Islam, but that doesn't change what Islam teaches.

    • @itsmeagain1415
      @itsmeagain1415 Před 3 lety +2

      @greenviolets1 also it is nice that you are making them become more homophobic as you are saying that
      "YOU HAVE TO LEAVE YOUR FAITH" like if they are gonna be like "Yeah, people are calling us homophobic boohoo, let's erase the faith from our communities:D"
      like I legit wanna know how your mind works

    • @queerythingsart1455
      @queerythingsart1455 Před 3 lety +14

      @@itsmeagain1415 so he shouldn't call out homophobia because it'll make the homophobes more homophobic?

    • @itsmeagain1415
      @itsmeagain1415 Před 3 lety

      Oh no!
      the guy got banned :(

  • @BntLaila
    @BntLaila Před rokem +42

    Thank you for this video! I'm watching this video while the world cup 2022 in Qatar is happening, it's depressing but as an Arab lesbian and an ex Muslim, I'm glad that the world is finally seeing the reality of the LGBT community in the Muslim world 💔💔

    • @GalaxyGal-
      @GalaxyGal- Před rokem +4

      Yeah I'm glad the left is finally calling out Islamic countries for their abusive controlling practices. Hopefully Iran's government falls soon and gives rise to the more liberal society that it was in the 70s.
      It's heartbreaking hearing about these women who somehow flee countries like Saudi Arabia, having to constantly evade Saudi police, their family, and any PIs who might go after them for the rest of their lives.
      A diamon-encrusted golden prison is still a prison.

    • @Muhammad-ql9sf
      @Muhammad-ql9sf Před rokem

      What a sad life…

    • @fauzia_is_a_man
      @fauzia_is_a_man Před rokem +6

      As a gay muslim man i agree with you ❤❤❤

    • @ZennASMR-hv2zj
      @ZennASMR-hv2zj Před 9 měsíci

      Allah is fiction@@Muad3

  • @mahaal3747
    @mahaal3747 Před 3 lety +344

    As an exmuslim from Qatar. I agree with him 100%! I hate people not allowing Islam to be criticized. If western society really learned the truth about Islam, they will be rejecting it instead of defending it. Fyi I don't know why slug is banned from Qatar :c

    • @RehamTaay
      @RehamTaay Před 3 lety +8

      100%

    • @goodgirl140
      @goodgirl140 Před 3 lety +1

      Aren’t you worried about admiring you’re ex-Muslim on the internet? Does anyone in your real life know you aren’t Muslim?

    • @mahaal3747
      @mahaal3747 Před 3 lety +14

      @@goodgirl140 yes i am worried. But I wanna show support for other exmuslims. There are people in my life who do know. I am planning to leave this country. Important fact about Islam is that they refuse to change anything about the religion. I suggest you watching czcams.com/video/KHIsVmeGOm8/video.html

    • @goodgirl140
      @goodgirl140 Před 3 lety +13

      Maha Al Well, good luck on your journey, and I hope you continue to be outspoken when you get to a safer country.

    • @aoiken5321
      @aoiken5321 Před 3 lety +3

      Can i be friend with u;-; im a qatari and id love go have a conversation with u cuz it does feel lonely.. here

  • @BadlceCream
    @BadlceCream Před 3 lety +339

    Arielle, you might remember me telling you about a gay man who was cyber-bullied by our progressive local LGBT cult for being scared of dating Muslims. This kind of shaming is just rapey. I am thankful for this video!

    • @BadlceCream
      @BadlceCream Před 3 lety

      @jiggly puff like what?

    • @RehamTaay
      @RehamTaay Před 3 lety +74

      Dude I’m scared of dating Muslims and I live in a Muslim country, can’t blame him. Also you can’t bully someone into dating you

    • @BadlceCream
      @BadlceCream Před 3 lety +25

      @jiggly puff They found his dating profile. His bio was rather polite like "Islam is a great religion and Muslims are great but I'm not looking for Muslims". Then, the witch-hunt began.

    • @menemen7908
      @menemen7908 Před 3 lety +2

      @jiggly puff czcams.com/video/8kXEExDWp08/video.html blaire explains it really good

    • @starhunter9085
      @starhunter9085 Před 3 lety +5

      *My main problem with the rainbow argument is that every single reason they give to try and justify it can be used for every other sexual scenario too.*
      *Two consenting adults: Adultery is between two consenting adults.*
      *It's found in the animal kingdom: Pedophilia and rape are also found in the animal kingdom*
      *It's not a choice: Necrophilia is a mental disorder therefore not a choice*
      *It can be safe if you use protection: Incest can be "safe" if you use protection.*
      *Love is love no matter who it's for: So if you want to love someone else's lover, it's all fine?*

  • @MirandaSinistra
    @MirandaSinistra Před 3 lety +90

    Until these draconian laws are challenged nothing will change.

    • @NuclearGrizzly
      @NuclearGrizzly Před 3 lety +8

      President Trump has challenged those laws. And he's called a racist for it.

    • @JaelaOrdo
      @JaelaOrdo Před 3 lety +10

      NuclearGrizzly Islam isn’t a race, it’s a religion. People who think it’s a race (or that all middle eastern people are Muslims) are the racists

    • @NuclearGrizzly
      @NuclearGrizzly Před 3 lety

      @@JaelaOrdo You don't have to tell me. I'm Moroccan (which is N African and not in the Middle East).

    • @JohnMiller-zn9pf
      @JohnMiller-zn9pf Před 3 lety +4

      @@JaelaOrdo tell those who call Trump racist if he speaks out against Islamic extremism.

    • @MirandaSinistra
      @MirandaSinistra Před 3 lety +1

      @Knight of The Unholy Filth Who said I was talking about my own country?

  • @crimsonkiten5882
    @crimsonkiten5882 Před 3 lety +49

    This reminds me that their are Americans who claim to hate being American. I typically respond to them with telling them to "move to *insert homophobic country with few rights* and tell me if you still hate being American!" that tends to shut them up.

    • @Criner05
      @Criner05 Před 3 lety +3

      www.cato.org/human-freedom-index-new
      The United States is only the 15th freest country. It is ranked behind (in order) New Zealand, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Canada, Australia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Sweden, Netherlands, Austria, United Kingdom, and Estonia.

    • @ussinussinongawd516
      @ussinussinongawd516 Před 2 lety +2

      nag Canada still better.

    • @vurvo574
      @vurvo574 Před 2 lety

      @@Criner05 I would agree with you but why is Hong Kong there?

    • @Nightcore_at_25
      @Nightcore_at_25 Před 2 měsíci

      Okay but america is not perfect😭 those countries are worse in those things, but have you seen america’s gun violence?

    • @tekitaway2
      @tekitaway2 Před 28 dny

      ​@@Nightcore_at_25 Have you seen gun violence in the middle east? Yeah...teaching little boys how to be soldiers and shoot people. Be serious.

  • @pennypillow4445
    @pennypillow4445 Před 3 lety +106

    this comments section is going to be interesting lol

    • @arielle
      @arielle  Před 3 lety +31

      Haha you already know

  • @pseudonamed
    @pseudonamed Před 3 lety +28

    He makes a good point that it is infantilising to Muslims to assume they can’t handle having their beliefs discussed and criticised like anyone else

    • @ixlnxs
      @ixlnxs Před rokem

      Yep, it's racist.

  • @rand0mdude779
    @rand0mdude779 Před 2 lety +15

    I’ve dated a gay Muslim. Knowing you’ll never be allowed to meet their parents is always an odd feeling for me

  • @queenxjanna9554
    @queenxjanna9554 Před 2 lety +30

    As an ex Muslim I thank you and would love to discuss this matter with you

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety +1

      May i ask you why you've become ex muslim ?

    • @queenxjanna9554
      @queenxjanna9554 Před 2 lety +1

      @@jynx3978 because I’m a lesbian and a feminist and islam says my punishment is supposed to be death by throwing me off the highest building of the city for being gay. Because Islam oppresses women and I was forced to cover my hair at age 9 when I lived in a Muslim country. Because Islam says men are allowed to have sex slaves and marry young girls as little as 6 years old. Because Islam says a woman is stupid and is worth half a man and two women must testify against one man in court. Because Islam oppresses anyone who isn’t Muslim and who doesn’t abide by the patriarcal disgusting rules and whatnot from the Quran and hadith.

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety

      @@queenxjanna9554 All of that is false

    • @queenxjanna9554
      @queenxjanna9554 Před 2 lety +6

      @@jynx3978 stop lying 🤥

    • @queenxjanna9554
      @queenxjanna9554 Před 2 lety +7

      Quran Surat El Nisa 34: “As for women of whom you fear rebellion, convince them, and leave them apart in beds, and beat them. Then, if they obey you, do not seek a way against them. Surely, Allah is the Highest, the Greatest.”

  • @NuclearGrizzly
    @NuclearGrizzly Před 3 lety +30

    In my country Morocco every city has a gay section (still illegal). That's where the Muslim aristocracy, clerics and those in power from N Africa and the Middle East go to hook up. Mostly with Europeans. Then they go back to their own countries and it's business as usual.

    • @ryandaddy1089
      @ryandaddy1089 Před 3 lety +1

      More like for people who sell their bodies.. but people still hookup and everything its just in secret.. well pre marital sex in general is illegal which is obviously fucked up 😑 anyways I hate this country

  • @Large_Sarge
    @Large_Sarge Před 3 lety +176

    Isn't a phobia fear of something. Killing someone for their actions is hate. Whats that called?

    • @MFYouTube683
      @MFYouTube683 Před 3 lety +40

      Large Sarge Morgan Freeman said it best: «I hate the term homophobia. A phobia means you’re scared of something but when you’re homophobic you are not scared. You’re an asshole.» 💯

    • @douglascolquhoun8502
      @douglascolquhoun8502 Před 3 lety +8

      Homomiso, if I'm not mistaken. Miso meaning hate.

    • @douglascolquhoun8502
      @douglascolquhoun8502 Před 3 lety +2

      @@MFCZcams683 Thanks Malo. Misohomo just sounds way too Full Metal Jacket. Lol

    • @SkullKing11841
      @SkullKing11841 Před 3 lety +6

      Yeah, I used to be afraid of gay people but I didn't hate them. I was literally homophobic.

    • @douglascolquhoun8502
      @douglascolquhoun8502 Před 3 lety +3

      @Jason Wilson Yeah, nice pop-psych theory. Doesn't hold up though. I hate child molesters and such. I am not scared of them. Disgust and loathing are not rooted in fear.
      I'm sure fear does apply in some cases, though, just not always. Context matters.

  • @mahaasmar3682
    @mahaasmar3682 Před 3 lety +365

    Thank you for talking about this subject , I’m an ex Muslim lesbian woman who lived 27 years of my life in Saudi Arabia.
    I can’t even talk about the horror that women and LGBTQ community are going through over there. Hijab has always been forced on to women at least in some countries, and the left in USA are wearing it in some of their protests trying glorifying it and support it as it some kind of a culture acceptance !! How ignorant is that! Being against the most misogynistic homophobic Islamic laws is not islamophobic . There’s is no way around it .

    • @mahaasmar3682
      @mahaasmar3682 Před 3 lety +25

      MRWorldGuy yes until it starts effecting my mental health . Living a double life is not really worth it.

    • @findingPerdition
      @findingPerdition Před 3 lety +50

      Hijab glorification is just insane here in the west while our sisters are fighting with their lives in Iran, and other places to take it off. Left and Islamic holy alliance is just pure irony or is it.

    • @cerenaltntas8425
      @cerenaltntas8425 Před 3 lety +7

      Wearing a hijab doesn’t always mean oppression. There are so many women out there who simply wear one because they want to for their religion.

    • @nafishy
      @nafishy Před 3 lety +6

      Most Muslims wear a hijab because of their religious beliefs not because it is forced. Forcing hijab will be wrong but banning hijab will also be wrong. Their should be freedom to practice religious beliefs as long as it's not hurting others.

    • @mahaasmar3682
      @mahaasmar3682 Před 3 lety +50

      @@nafishy Most Muslims wear it by force, I know in my country and in Iran and some other countries they are forced to wear it by religious groups ( police) have you lived there since you seems to know most Muslims ?.. Did I say banning women from wearing it? it’s symbol of slavery and misogyny it shouldn’t be celebrated. That’s disrespectful for the women who has no choice.

  • @RehamTaay
    @RehamTaay Před 3 lety +205

    This conversation needs to be had more often. I believe that this video paints a very realistic picture on how’s it like for LGBT people and for women to be brought up in Islamic countries. Ignoring the problem and never talking about it in fear of offending Muslims is not a good tactic and it does more harm to the minorities in these countries than just being “offensive “ encouraging the Islamic mentality not speaking against it is harmful to people in these groups

    • @daivahataka
      @daivahataka Před 3 lety +4

      There's also the argument that blind faith is worthless, and while not perhaps the goal of such conversations getting people to consider why they feel a certain way or believe a certain thing can help strengthen then faith so the religious leaders should actually encourage it.
      But then I'm often baffled by the hostility to drawings of "Mohammed" when no-one actually knows what he looked like, and so all people need to do is say "I don't know who that is but it is not my Mohammed". I typically think of the famous scene from Spartacus but with them saying "I'm Mohammed" instead. 😅
      Heck look at how many people think that Jesus, who was born and raised in the middle east, was white and that he was nailed to the cross through his hands and feet, not the wrists and feet.

  • @UncleMikeDrop
    @UncleMikeDrop Před 3 lety +206

    I would reccomend Islam apologists research the Quoran, Hadith and Sharia Law.

    • @UncleMikeDrop
      @UncleMikeDrop Před 3 lety

      @jiggly puff typo. On mobile. Will edit.

    • @UncleMikeDrop
      @UncleMikeDrop Před 3 lety +17

      @jiggly puff It's also deeply savage. Jews and christians have long since abandoned Mosaic law which was the Judeo-Christian equivalent more or less of Sharia.

    • @RehamTaay
      @RehamTaay Před 3 lety +2

      They probably have only seen few quotes here and there and have no clue what they’re talking about

    • @UncleMikeDrop
      @UncleMikeDrop Před 3 lety +5

      @Knight of The Unholy Filth It is literally the way people say the term. That is why I said sharia law. I am not being repetitive. You're being pedantic. It's also not even a counter argument to anything I'm saying so why even bother?

    • @pampararapamparam
      @pampararapamparam Před 3 lety +7

      You might be surprised by the Bible then - the orthodox original one not the mistranslated new versions. I am an atheist and can clearly see that the only difference between islam and christianity is that islam is much younger. Let us not forget what christianity did at its age of todays islam. Also I bet you would be surprised by the lifestyle in Istanbul - Turkey an islamic country... and how many Egyptians are atheists... anyway all of the comments, video etc is a reflection of US centrism and lack
      of knowledge about other cultures to
      be honest 🤷‍♀️. You could take the bible and based on its preachings do an authoritarian dystopia, just like with the quoran but I doubt this youtuber has the capacity to understand such things...

  • @terminsane
    @terminsane Před 3 lety +25

    this video is gonna get censored. Muslims on CZcams will mass-flag this. Happens to Apostate Prophet all the time.

    • @elarosenzweig3993
      @elarosenzweig3993 Před 3 lety +10

      Yeah... I love the apostate prophet btw. Very enlightening videos about islam. Helped me leave my hateful mental cage called islam.

    • @alafrah1752
      @alafrah1752 Před 3 lety +1

      Apostate Prophet is amazing.

    • @Unknownz2001
      @Unknownz2001 Před 3 lety +1

      @@elarosenzweig3993 proud of you!!💖💖

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety

      That's what you all deserve

    • @terminsane
      @terminsane Před 2 lety +2

      @@jynx3978 lmao. Thats why we don't want migration from places who's cultures oppose basic freedoms like free speech.

  • @ketomom4637
    @ketomom4637 Před 2 lety +17

    I’m a Christian and I happen to have a gay daughter that I love so very much, I will never understand how Christian parents could disown their child because they’re gay.I will never understand gay people who say they support Islam. I pray one day that gay people in the Middle East will be free to live their lives without fear of being thrown off a building or stoned to death.

    • @xtramaze-musicmaster9165
      @xtramaze-musicmaster9165 Před 2 lety +1

      @Farhad Mustafa i agree, its risking extinction, but welp

    • @user-ml5tn3en1y
      @user-ml5tn3en1y Před 2 lety

      @MrBrown944 it goes against your “nature?” What’s the difference between your nature and real nature then

  • @Withintassy
    @Withintassy Před 3 lety +84

    I truely don't understand why people call it ''racism'' islam is not a race, you can be any race and be muslim. And honestly thanks for speaking up, because the problem with homophobia in religion is BIG but everyone loves to just defend everything islam does

    • @blkbrdmntrvimes6438
      @blkbrdmntrvimes6438 Před 2 lety +9

      Exactly I can convert to any religion under the sun, but I have yet to discover the paperwork that let's me become Asian, or African.

    • @jane3553
      @jane3553 Před rokem +2

      Bro, who made you? Jesus right, jesus is your god, but have you ever thought, who made jesus and who made jesus mom who brought out jesus, and who made her mom, you see that one thing, allah has no mother father, son or sister or anything in between, you guys just chose to criticize islam because we arnt aloud to support it and we dont want to , that's our choice not you're choice, we choose heaven and you choose hell, it's not our fault we want to go to heaven and you dont, you cant just say it's unfair that people defend islam more then LGBTQ+ because we have a religion where it's not aloud to be gay, you guys just choose to be gay, it's not our fault and it's not our religions fault, it's just a simple responsibility in out religion

    • @Muhammad-ql9sf
      @Muhammad-ql9sf Před rokem

      Everyone loves defending what Islam does?? 🤣😂 Either you’re ignorant, or completely stupid

    • @fudgysundaee
      @fudgysundaee Před rokem +2

      @JaneØ3 ...You are aware that Jesus is the son of God, right?

    • @l-d3573
      @l-d3573 Před rokem

      @@jane3553 true I’m so tired of these “progressive” people who keep on attacking Islam.

  • @furonwarrior
    @furonwarrior Před 3 lety +219

    We gotta stop calling it phobia this and that. It’s just ignorance and hate. Not everything needs a specific label to know what it is. It’s not a fear, it’s intolerance.

  • @philg3914
    @philg3914 Před 3 lety +50

    I've pointed this out for years and was told I was being intolerant... but the same people are just fine calling out Christianity.
    Is it tolerance? Or is it fear?

  • @ThisIsMissCheeky
    @ThisIsMissCheeky Před 3 lety +57

    Thank you so much for making this video! As an ex Muslim lesbian who is deeply (double) closeted out of fear of honour killing, this means a lot to me.

    • @chailouai3084
      @chailouai3084 Před 3 lety +6

      Bruh following your desires will only be your doom .use logic and critical thinking. Islam is the clear truth

    • @chailouai3084
      @chailouai3084 Před 3 lety +3

      @MRWorldGuy being in hell isn't a happy life lol also what do you mean by "naturel" ?

    • @chailouai3084
      @chailouai3084 Před 3 lety +4

      @rocket crew dracon on the contrary iam smart enough to know that he exists

    • @Criner05
      @Criner05 Před 3 lety +19

      @@chailouai3084 Prove it.

    • @atgyoutube3088
      @atgyoutube3088 Před 3 lety +1

      @rocket crew dragon OK so God does not exist who did the big bang

  • @grantvaldez434
    @grantvaldez434 Před 3 lety +101

    I actually started questioning Christianity for the same reasons as this dude started questioning his religion. I remember sitting in church listening to the preacher talk about how women should be submissive to their husbands and it just seemed a little bit wrong. It still took me a few years to get out and I'm still hiding a lot of stuff from my parents

    • @karahershey
      @karahershey Před 3 lety +16

      Not all Christian's believe women should be submissive I came from a Christian chruch with women as preachers women as equal to men

    • @karahershey
      @karahershey Před 3 lety +5

      submissive 100s of years ago could today mean repect each other thats how my chruch understands it

    • @Neucleus
      @Neucleus Před 3 lety +1

      What you believe is irrelevant to what the Bible actually says.

    • @user-yi4mt4hp8u
      @user-yi4mt4hp8u Před 3 lety +13

      @@karahershey have you read the bible? it says women should be submissive to the husband

    • @starhunter9085
      @starhunter9085 Před 3 lety

      *My main problem with the rainbow argument is that every single reason they give to try and justify it can be used for every other sexual scenario too.*
      *Two consenting adults: Adultery is between two consenting adults.*
      *It's found in the animal kingdom: Pedophilia and rape are also found in the animal kingdom*
      *It's not a choice: Necrophilia is a mental disorder therefore not a choice*
      *It can be safe if you use protection: Incest can be "safe" if you use protection.*
      *Love is love no matter who it's for: So if you want to love someone else's lover, it's all fine?*

  • @clementines3322
    @clementines3322 Před 3 lety +18

    Islamophobia doesn't exist on a mass scale.

  • @neohermitess420
    @neohermitess420 Před 3 lety +18

    It's also hugely misogynist.

  • @tiredboy4168
    @tiredboy4168 Před 3 lety +30

    I'm muslim lesbian girl, my parents are very religious.. I'm scared of them 😢

    • @naariman
      @naariman Před 3 lety +1

      Leave your parents when you grow up and leave your country too

    • @7Elvenpath
      @7Elvenpath Před 3 lety +10

      Leave your parent if there any if bigotry and violent.

    • @omranhosan6897
      @omranhosan6897 Před dnem

      ​@@7Elvenpath IAM a bi Muslim man
      And IAM also very scared.
      But unfortunately I can't leave my parents, I have biggg financial problems.
      And I will also feel very guilty if I do

  • @katiea.7356
    @katiea.7356 Před 2 lety +11

    The only thing I disagree about with this video is that Islam is not a minority. It's the second most popular religion in the world, behind only Christianity and not by very much.

    • @habibtitingzz8899
      @habibtitingzz8899 Před 2 lety

      I think they were speaking from a western perspective. The same way how black peoples are a minority in America, but are everywhere outside

    • @katiea.7356
      @katiea.7356 Před 2 lety

      @@habibtitingzz8899 When they have that much influence/control and are not being criticized as all other religions have been regarding these human rights issues, I don't think their size in America is as negligible as your comment implies (though I understand what you're saying). Particularly since it's shown itself to be fast growing.

  • @cactuscallie5090
    @cactuscallie5090 Před 3 lety +44

    I'm so glad this conversation is happening. It makes me so frustrated to constantly hear people talking shit on Christianity - some really nasty stuff - yet they defend Islam.

    • @hexa1905
      @hexa1905 Před 3 lety +4

      Christianity DID some really nasty stuff including burning gays

    • @cactuscallie5090
      @cactuscallie5090 Před 3 lety +11

      @@hexa1905 Of course! In no way do I deny that or try to pretend it never happened.
      But Islam is JUST as much guilty as Christianity. Yet, it appears that Christians can be made fun of all the time, and everyone just laughs. But when it cones to Muslims - they are NOT to be ridiculed in any way. Anyone who DOES question Islam is then considered an Islamaphobe. I mean... REALLY?
      You never hear anyone being called a Christianityaphobe. And why the heck not??
      And in all honesty, it's getting really dumb that everyone who doesn't like/love and support whichever group of people is already a "phobe". Islamaphobe. Transphobe. I mean, come ON. This is exactly the reason as to why the Right refers to the Left as "snowflakes".

    • @hexa1905
      @hexa1905 Před 3 lety

      ​@@cactuscallie5090
      islamophobia is beeing effraid of islam. 100% of non-muslim should be because they risk they life denying the words of allah and the pedo warleader phophet
      it's in the quoran, "infidel are the worst of creature (..) stike them in the neck wherever you find them"
      that's not the same with trans at all
      nobody have a true reason to fear them that's only hate.

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety +1

      @@cactuscallie5090 No one talks bad about christianity.Actually christians get extra rights that non christians don't get and they are the most priviliged people in the world

    • @ZainMohammed2005
      @ZainMohammed2005 Před 2 lety

      how dARE YOU ISLAM IS MY RELIGON

  • @AlphaOmega888
    @AlphaOmega888 Před 3 lety +13

    This is the *EXACT* topic that the LGBT community *SHOULD BE* talking about.

  • @nolefaninil
    @nolefaninil Před 3 lety +15

    I love that you have these difficult, yet necessary, conversations. And that they are ACTUAL conversations. Too many times, we heard "We need to have a conversation" every time a divisive issue comes up, yet it is never followed by an actual conversation. Rather, talking heads argue for a 5 minute segment, spewing talking points, and nothing of substance is learned. Kudos to you, Arielle!❤

  • @blackmarala
    @blackmarala Před 3 měsíci +7

    People are afraid of islam thats why they can't call it out, hence Islamophobia is moot.

  • @MatchaCUB
    @MatchaCUB Před 3 lety +71

    Thank you for addressing this!

    • @arielle
      @arielle  Před 3 lety +17

      Please share!

    • @l-d3573
      @l-d3573 Před rokem

      @@arielle ew. This video is disgusting.

  • @ck6835
    @ck6835 Před rokem +9

    I wish I could watch this video when I was a teenager. I was raised muslim but also had crushes on the same gender. First i hated myself and i was homophobic, fearing what allah would do to me if i went through this "wrong path". It took me a long time to accept that i am different and this religion doesnt suit me. I can lie to everyone but i cant lie to myself. I didnt want to be a hypocrite. I left Islam and never felt more free.

    • @aarongomez2666
      @aarongomez2666 Před rokem +1

      That is why its important to give children a more scientifically based education than religious one. Unfortunately many of the muslim countries still stick to their unproven religious dogmas and despise science and their children turnout to be some of the most backwardly thinking people.

    • @candy-jk7rk
      @candy-jk7rk Před rokem +4

      Kudos to you for leaving the cult ❤. Stay safe bud

    • @leexmass
      @leexmass Před 26 dny

      Aight we'll see how you react on judgement day

    • @ck6835
      @ck6835 Před 26 dny +1

      @@leexmass we'll see how you'll react on your last breath when u realize you've wasted your life on some stupid book with stupid rules that makes zero sense

    • @leexmass
      @leexmass Před 26 dny

      @@ck6835 wasted my life? Bro almost everything that Islam forbids harms us like alcohol, drugs, interest, pre marriage sex, etc. I have done everything but waste my life. Even let's say I did, you win in this life we win in the afterlife 😉

  • @westcoastrider3008
    @westcoastrider3008 Před 3 lety +49

    I have been saying it for years, but I get called a biggot or worse

    • @deniveave4612
      @deniveave4612 Před 3 lety +6

      Same here! I try to bring awareness about this with lgbt communities I'm in and I get accused of fear mongering!

    • @fla8623
      @fla8623 Před 3 lety

      yeah by now i have embraced my bigotry. I am a bigot.

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety

      That's what you deserve

  • @colourful7070
    @colourful7070 Před 3 lety +71

    Islamophobia should be called muslimphobia instead. Seperate the followers from religion. Religion is an idea and should be open to criticism

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety +5

      No our religion should never be criticized

    • @iris1817
      @iris1817 Před 2 lety +32

      @@jynx3978 it should be

    • @socialfive
      @socialfive Před 2 lety +25

      @@jynx3978 yeah, "religion of peace".

    • @captaindesperatehousewife7138
      @captaindesperatehousewife7138 Před 2 lety

      @@iris1817 "iT sHoULd bE" Lmaoooo no wonder marxism is on the rise and in correlating with how badly uneducated people are today. 😭😭😭😭

    • @jahidlm7910
      @jahidlm7910 Před 2 lety +18

      @@jynx3978 lmao, your religion is not special to not be criticized. It's just the same as Judaism and Christianity.

  • @willjammski
    @willjammski Před 3 lety +23

    Hard to believe that more than 10% gave this video a thumbs down. What the hell is wrong with people?

    • @xethrion4758
      @xethrion4758 Před 3 lety +13

      Ikr I’m always disturbed about the ratio of dislikes to Likes on Videos Concerning LGBT. Most of them must be conservative muslims who are uneducated

    • @pls8980
      @pls8980 Před 2 lety +3

      its bc our religoun is what we have to follow, we have to follow it no matter what because we were born that religoun. Im a muslim and i dont hate the lgbtq+, the fact that mostly everyone here is hating on Islam shows that people are toxic af.

    • @ussinussinongawd516
      @ussinussinongawd516 Před 2 lety +11

      @@pls8980 it shows that you didn't watch the video*

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety +1

      @@xethrion4758 What about the christians ones ?

    • @xethrion4758
      @xethrion4758 Před 2 lety +3

      @@jynx3978 it’s the same but since this video is about Islam than I just stick to the topic

  • @elgato9674
    @elgato9674 Před 3 lety +15

    I'm glad there are people like Arielle in this world that have the courage to keep their convictions and the strength to conversate about the controversial issues.

  • @maryyy718
    @maryyy718 Před 3 lety +6

    Wow, very impressed with the direction you've taken this channel in. This is such an important discussion and BALLSY AF of you to upload.

  • @jamesbeaumont1212
    @jamesbeaumont1212 Před 3 lety +5

    Thank you for this, Arielle. Eye-opening, and what a brave, admirable brother he is xxx

  • @Andrea-jm4fj
    @Andrea-jm4fj Před 3 lety +9

    This is one of the most important videos I have ever seen and I am so thankful for it. Thank you Arielle.

  • @MFYouTube683
    @MFYouTube683 Před 3 lety +92

    Thank you Arielle. You never shy away from telling it as it is! I would love a video about the forced transitions on gay men in Iran. The state pays for them to not have gay men in their society.
    There was a tragic, heartbreaking incident in my country (Switzerland) last year in the picturesque Emmental, that gives the famous cheese its name: Pstiwan, a 17-year old Kurdish Muslim boy was almost killed by his own father, when he tried to cut his son’s throat in their family home for being gay. The boy, bleeding heavily, jumped out the window and ran to his neighbours who called emergency services. Pstiwan was flown to the hospital, where he had to be put in a coma so the Doctors could perform emergency surgery to save his life. His father almost cut his carotid artery, his trachea was injured. When you think about the fact that religion and state in most Muslim countries are very interwoven, how this religion’s cultural influence has consequences for gay people like Pstiwan - even after migrating to secular western democracies, there is no denying, that there is something wrong at the root of it all.
    Pstiwan decided to make his story public and was consequentially invited to several TV shows and CZcams talks, most of them in Germany. What stunned me is, that he states the opinion, that from his perspective, Islam and homosexuality are clearly incompatible, and these superwoke TV hosts and debate participants just talk over him, always trying to emphasize the examples that show the «other truth», like that one mosque and Imam in Berlin that invite gay Muslims to prayer and what have you. I sat there and imagined what a teenager who almost died because his own FATHER cut his throat - all based on a stupid old book of partly insanely barbaric texts, must feel like when he gets told how super peaceful Islam is! 🤮 You can find numerous articles online about this. At first, his name was changed, but as he started appearing on TV, he began using his real name and has since come out as trans - voicing the wish to transition once he’s worked through the psychological trauma and after the screening doctors do here before getting on hormones (US take notes ... 😬). @pstiwi is his/her Twitter handle, if you want to follow the journey.
    The culture and tradition that are set in stone and lived/experienced by a very dominating majority 95%+ of Muslim societies are simply not compatible with being gay. It will take centuries to change that - if it is at all possible (example: German journalist Constantin Schreiber, clearly an open-minded liberal and fluent Arabic speaker wrote a book called The Mosque Report, detailing his visits to random German mosques and how shocked he was by the content of the Imam’s speeches in regard to living in the west, our culture, integration and core values of society). The political overcorrectness of politicians on the left, like our gay MP Angelo Barrile from the Social Democratic Party, refuse to address this because, it doesn’t support their political agenda. «hOmOpHoBia iS nOt a pRoBLeM iN oNLy OnE cULtUrE oR sPeCiFiC tO oNe» - agreed 100%. But the verbal and physical attacks which are not necessarily increasing in numbers but in severity are predominantly - and I’m talking in the realms of 90%+ - committed by young men of patriarchal migrant backgrounds and Muslims are clearly overrepresented while most attacks are directed at gay men and trans women.
    It will have to play out like the clan problem in Germany or the grooming gang epidemic in Britain (please watch Tommy Robinson’s Oxford Union Adress, it is a punch in the gut). The political climate in western nations is so explosive as the superwoke dictate the discourse through cancel culture to the point, where public figures especially in politics divert the issue, scared of losing their job and reputation until the problem is so obvious, so prevalent that you can’t deny it any more and we’re past the point of having the ability to react. Just an example: in Berlin, the district attorney had to change the law to seize 70 objects of real estate, that had been purchased with laundered money from one single family clan, active in organised crime with several thousand family members living in Germany.
    I am not an islamophobe - on the contrary! I have family in Tunisia who live a very progressive Islam but even there, homophobia causes problems. My Cousine just got divorced after being married for three years, because it turned out her husband was gay and lied about it. She says for her, him being gay is not the problem, there is an underground gay scene in Tunis and even in smaller urban centres like Sousse where you can live your sexuality if you’re careful. The problem is, that society and the laws are still homophobic enough, even in a westernised progressive Muslim country, that is governed democratically since the Jasmine Revolution, that the consequences lead to suffering for everyone.
    If you’re interested in these things, I really recommend the books by the gay English author Douglas Murray, an Oxford scholar who wrote my literary beacons of light in recent years «The strange Death of Europe» and the «Madness of Crowds». If you agree with Arielle’s content on Trans issues and other heavily politicised and omnipresent topics like the problem with Islam, they will be your read of the decade!
    Love you Arielle 💕

    • @RehamTaay
      @RehamTaay Před 3 lety +15

      I’d love to see a video on that. People often use that to defend Iran and say that it’s not against LGBT while it so clearly is

    • @MFYouTube683
      @MFYouTube683 Před 3 lety +8

      Reham Taay preach! 💯🙏🏻

  • @charlieb6090
    @charlieb6090 Před 3 lety +69

    The contributions of gay people have changed the world for the better. Where would we be without Alan Turing?
    The art, music and literature.

    • @nthgth
      @nthgth Před 3 lety +7

      I mean, their sexuality isn't really a part of that. You could say the same about people whose favorite color is green.

    • @xethrion4758
      @xethrion4758 Před 3 lety +4

      @@nthgth But simply Charlie is just saying on how Gays are still human and that they can contribute to the good of society

    • @nthgth
      @nthgth Před 3 lety +2

      @@xethrion4758 Again, that can be said about any group of people. It's a tautology. Gay _people_ are people.

    • @xethrion4758
      @xethrion4758 Před 3 lety

      @@nthgth yes Gay people are still humans. I Hate the homophobia. Makes me feel sick

    • @chrisjackson8151
      @chrisjackson8151 Před rokem +3

      @@nthgthexactly! They didnt do it *because* theyre gay, they did it simply because they possessed the knowledge to do it. I have no idea what we have to make being gay an entire personality trait. We have got to stop celebrating people for whatever they do and everywhere they go simple _because_ they’re gay.

  • @goodgirl140
    @goodgirl140 Před 3 lety +106

    I worked for a small family business that hired mostly people from within their culture (Arab) who originated from countries throughout the Middle East.
    I soon learned that the thing they all had in common, was that they were Christian, and had fled to Canada to escape persecution in their own countries.
    Turns out that a lot of them hid their Christian faith in their home countries, and had to leave when they were ousted as it became too dangerous.
    The stories they told were heart wrenching. One of them told me a story about how they saw their Christian neighbours being dragged out of their house in the middle of the night, mother, father, and 8 year old daughter. They were beaten in the street, and then doused with gasoline and lit on fire.

    • @elarosenzweig3993
      @elarosenzweig3993 Před 3 lety +8

      Holy shit are you serious? What country was that in? The lighting on fire i mean...

    • @user-xp5jz6dh5y
      @user-xp5jz6dh5y Před 3 lety +3

      The US did that too. We called that period the Salem Witch Trials. There's also the Crusades, if going back further into Christianity. People should just stop setting each other on fire.

    • @clementines3322
      @clementines3322 Před 3 lety +40

      J The witch trials happened long ago. She's talking about something very recently. Islam is way behind.

    • @user-xp5jz6dh5y
      @user-xp5jz6dh5y Před 3 lety

      @@clementines3322 😐🤣

    • @christophernash1846
      @christophernash1846 Před 2 lety +5

      @@user-xp5jz6dh5y except that was in the 1600's and the 1500's for both events . This is the 21 century !

  • @allandm
    @allandm Před 3 lety +10

    If i bring this up im immediately attacked and called islamophobic, it's very hard to even talk about this

  • @user-fc1qp4wg2x
    @user-fc1qp4wg2x Před měsícem +4

    Don’t forget that African countries are starting to pass laws against homosexuals

  • @PaigeDWinter
    @PaigeDWinter Před 3 lety +91

    I am so very blessed that the Muslims in my family accept me. My sexuality, my tattoos, my choices in attire, all of it. It'd be very different if they hadn't come to the US, I'd think.

    • @clan_fraser19
      @clan_fraser19 Před 3 lety +10

      You are a very lucky person 💕

    • @choerrysmaid6299
      @choerrysmaid6299 Před 3 lety +9

      VERY VERY LUCKY

    • @starhunter9085
      @starhunter9085 Před 3 lety +4

      *My main problem with the rainbow argument is that every single reason they give to try and justify it can be used for every other sexual scenario too.*
      *Two consenting adults: Adultery is between two consenting adults.*
      *It's found in the animal kingdom: Pedophilia and rape are also found in the animal kingdom*
      *It's not a choice: Necrophilia is a mental disorder therefore not a choice*
      *It can be safe if you use protection: Incest can be "safe" if you use protection.*
      *Love is love no matter who it's for: So if you want to love someone's over, it's all fine?*

    • @choerrysmaid6299
      @choerrysmaid6299 Před 3 lety +12

      @@starhunter9085 sexual orientation and fetishes are very different. consent and adults are the keywords, and love is love no matter the gender but don't change the context into rape or something unconsensual. The whole premise of the lgbtq+ community is about being able to accept attraction towards someone of the same sex or something along the lines of that spectrum as well as being able to accept one's gender identity.

    • @starhunter9085
      @starhunter9085 Před 3 lety +1

      @@choerrysmaid6299 *You missed my point, since these arguments can be applied to other scenarios that are purr verted, we can't base our morals off of those standards. So these argument can't be used to justify rainbowism.*

  • @kementurh
    @kementurh Před 3 lety +5

    Great video! So glad you have the courage to discuss any topic.

  • @sal106
    @sal106 Před 3 měsíci +4

    Two muslim classmates of mine who dislike each other shaked each other's hands just because both of them were homophobic. Straight to our faces.

  • @blueberrypie-im1hd
    @blueberrypie-im1hd Před 3 lety +5

    Thank you for having these conversations.

  • @katja6332
    @katja6332 Před 2 lety +15

    Thanks for showing the fun fact that one can't shout "racism" when someone is critiquing religion, because it's not logic 💚
    Fun fact: I studied sociology and at one point, in a seminar about racism and the connection to xenophobia,we were given a test to see if we were "having Muslim phobia", and back then I thought it was weird, because I scored to suffer from "Muslim phobia", because I crossed "yes" that I do believe this religion was surpressive towards women and homosexuals. I felt suddenly "guilty" and "uncomfortable" because I was raised in a humanitarian family and suddenly I was put in a corner from left winged teachers that I am xenophobic and probably an unaware racist. This was 20 years ago and it kind of hit me how ridiculous it was back then already..

  • @milkandblue
    @milkandblue Před 3 lety +6

    Great conversation! 🙌🏼💗

  • @AWlpsSHOW36
    @AWlpsSHOW36 Před 2 lety +68

    Here's something that people need to grasp.
    Islam is Homophobic.
    But some Muslims aren't Homophobic. Despite their religion some do understand and respect that some people are LGBT. The Quran also says not to judge people and treat them with respect.

    • @AWlpsSHOW36
      @AWlpsSHOW36 Před 2 lety

      @Movieclips
      Yuck. Then that's messed up.
      Can you share with me the exact line that says that?
      We should not be trusting ancient scriptures like the Quran and Bible completely because they are ancient and many parts of it are barbaric.

    • @addictivedarling
      @addictivedarling Před 2 lety +1

      Islam isnt homophobic, some Muslims are

    • @addictivedarling
      @addictivedarling Před 2 lety

      @@AWlpsSHOW36 no, its NOT true killing is absolutely wrong in Islam, without a valid reason, and thats a invalid reason

    • @BippityBoppityQuandaleDingleII
      @BippityBoppityQuandaleDingleII Před 2 lety +2

      doesnt the quran also say that lgbtq+ is haram?

    • @AWlpsSHOW36
      @AWlpsSHOW36 Před 2 lety +3

      @@BippityBoppityQuandaleDingleII Isn't that what I said? Islam is Honophobic because the Quran said that sexual acts between both sexes are a sin?

  • @teresamcmullan6549
    @teresamcmullan6549 Před 3 lety +7

    Blimey you're brave. Just keep yourself safe after making these videos. It's admirable what you're doing xx

  • @rom.na005
    @rom.na005 Před rokem +5

    I was borned in an Islamic country...I was raised in a muslim family and I am queer and I'm telling you, you can NOT be muslim and also queer. Because if you are, like me, Islam doesn't believe you are a human anymore and no one in your community will NOT, EVER, accept you!
    It is awful...
    I have so many friends that are both homosexual and bisexual and also homophobe therefore they hate themselves and hate their sexuality and the people they love...
    I was in a relationship with a girl that loved me so much and hated it every single day because she didn't want to leave Islam behind!
    It's horible...for all of us...
    The death penalty is not even the worst of our problems because we can be careful in public and never kiss or hold hands...the worst part is never being able to come put to your family or be proud of your love and...yeah! It's awful

  • @b31333
    @b31333 Před rokem +11

    Abolish Christianity and Abolish Islam

    • @Lucerna999
      @Lucerna999 Před rokem

      the Lord laughs at the wicked

    • @labranehit7687
      @labranehit7687 Před rokem

      If only:( but it's unlikely it will happen soon

    • @labranehit7687
      @labranehit7687 Před rokem

      @@hathoramedia you make assumptions without knowing me. Man you are a case aren't you... Well hope you will grow up one day.

    • @Lucerna999
      @Lucerna999 Před rokem

      @@labranehit7687 why r u trying to abolish my religion bro

    • @labranehit7687
      @labranehit7687 Před rokem +1

      @@Lucerna999 because I don't see it as a positive thing in the world. I have no problems with beliefs, but religions that contradict the observable world and dubious morals? Not a fan of those.

  • @wmrphotography7349
    @wmrphotography7349 Před 3 lety +14

    I wish we could have these conversations all the time. We need to have differing opinions and be open to listen to differing opinions, that’s how learning happens. We don’t all have to agree with everyone, that’s what makes life interesting, living in a bubble of people that agree 100% of the time has to be really boring.

    • @jenjenroxmysox
      @jenjenroxmysox Před 3 lety +1

      Wait, you want a healthy conversation/debate with different opinions on CZcams .... You're asking for a lot
      XD

  • @mikeyhamato2012
    @mikeyhamato2012 Před měsícem +4

    I am so glad and thankful, that I love in a country, where Islam is declawed.

    • @FffXdhgf
      @FffXdhgf Před měsícem

      Yeah great bro but what are we supposed to do

  • @craigthebrute3759
    @craigthebrute3759 Před 2 lety +9

    I am a muslim. Gay stuff is not allowed, and has never been allowed. Due to how meticulously the scriptures are preserved, it will never be allowed either.

    • @cyodeneni590
      @cyodeneni590 Před 2 lety +5

      @Ria kura more like common sense

    • @cyodeneni590
      @cyodeneni590 Před 2 lety +4

      @Ria kura yes; so

    • @flycell12
      @flycell12 Před rokem

      so what?

    • @diane5140
      @diane5140 Před rokem

      Sad that Muslims will always be backwards then, as a consequence of preserving ancient beliefs.

    • @_tripalong
      @_tripalong Před 22 dny +1

      Good to know you openly uphold this harmful sht. Makes it easier to stay tf away...

  • @jmw1982blue
    @jmw1982blue Před 3 lety +11

    If the concept of “patriarchy“ is currently foundational in any religion/culture, past and present, it would be Islam.

  • @yumestationZ
    @yumestationZ Před 2 lety +31

    Thank you for talking about this. I hate how it's ok to call out Christians for their beliefs, but no other religion can be called to the court. If it's wrong for 1 religion, it's wrong for all.

  • @thomaselgar1400
    @thomaselgar1400 Před 2 lety +1

    I’m so grateful that you called this issue out

  • @anthonywyattStylist
    @anthonywyattStylist Před 2 lety +15

    I've been saying this for years! And if I may expand on it, (none LGBT included) even amongst atheists they always have out Christianity, but they never call out the religion of Islam because of "islamophobia". But also at the same secular and I think they also agree with that religion. Even though they try to say they don't but at the same not saying something seems like you condone it.

  • @christianbolt5761
    @christianbolt5761 Před 3 lety +11

    What a sweet and kind soul. Loved his thoughtful comments.

  • @mlueva1
    @mlueva1 Před 3 lety +6

    I love him! Jimmy, keep doing your great work!

  • @Cd123z
    @Cd123z Před 3 lety +6

    Videos like this need to be made 👏🏼

  • @hoopsonwheels
    @hoopsonwheels Před 3 lety +16

    When it comes down to it Christianity has gotten a bit of a secularization in a way That Islam hasn’t gotten.

    • @richardsaintjohn8391
      @richardsaintjohn8391 Před 2 lety

      Have you seen Saudi... Materialistic as you can get.

    • @hoopsonwheels
      @hoopsonwheels Před 2 lety

      @@richardsaintjohn8391 materialistic sure but they still practice sunni Islam which is the same sect certain terrorist groups practice

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety

      @@hoopsonwheels Secularism is bad

    • @hoopsonwheels
      @hoopsonwheels Před 2 lety +1

      @@jynx3978 no it’s not it’s better than theocracy by a mile and a half

  • @maggiem6209
    @maggiem6209 Před 3 lety +9

    I had no idea that people in the US had to hide this way.
    I'm so sorry for how people have suffered through this. I will offer more openness and friendship to people, incase they need someone to turn to in such dark times in their lives.

  • @bass2meowth358
    @bass2meowth358 Před 3 lety +56

    Now THIS is stunning and brave.

    • @atgyoutube3088
      @atgyoutube3088 Před 3 lety +1

      It's not tho

    • @pls8980
      @pls8980 Před 2 lety

      @@atgyoutube3088 yh its like my religioun we have to follow it idk why ppl r thanking this grandma women for no reason when itts what we have to follow

    • @Cation_bibliophile
      @Cation_bibliophile Před 2 lety

      @@pls8980 see you've just said it, "we have to follow it" this means your forced to follow it and this gives you no right to Force others to follow it too, you're calling this women a grandma or whatever bs you've said when you're following a relegion with no proof on anything written in it

    • @pls8980
      @pls8980 Před 2 lety

      @@Cation_bibliophile man we can respect the lgbtq+ comunity but we cant be in it yk the ppl who r muslim and dont respect it r u doing something bad thats not good in our religioun. the title looks like it says Islam is homophobic, it looks like she's saying the whole religion in homophobic which clearly is a lie some ppl r most r good.

    • @bass2meowth358
      @bass2meowth358 Před rokem

      @KQRO that's a hate crime in some places. I wouldn't do it but that's your freedom to express your beliefs

  • @megg.6651
    @megg.6651 Před 3 lety +2

    Arielle - I ADORE you and all of your guests!

  • @jonathanoakey4745
    @jonathanoakey4745 Před 3 lety +3

    Very impressed by Jimmy and what he is doing, great work!

  • @ColorfulBallerina
    @ColorfulBallerina Před 3 lety +90

    I wish this video had a 'double thumbs up' button! I am a Christian who believes God LOVES homosexuals. I do not understand why the far left calls out christians for being homophobic while being silent about the extreme homophobia, and misogyny in Islam. Excellent video Arielle!

    • @jenjenroxmysox
      @jenjenroxmysox Před 3 lety +13

      I believe that too. If God made us, and He doesn't make mistakes, then He loves ALL of us.

    • @nthgth
      @nthgth Před 3 lety

      Not enough money in it, that's why.

    • @ColorfulBallerina
      @ColorfulBallerina Před 3 lety +2

      @greenviolets1 Good point. Jesus never spoke out against homosexuals. I did not know it was Muhammed who said that, Very interesting.

    • @starhunter9085
      @starhunter9085 Před 3 lety +1

      *My main problem with the rainbow argument is that every single reason they give to try and justify it can be used for every other sexual scenario too.*
      *Two consenting adults: Adultery is between two consenting adults.*
      *It's found in the animal kingdom: Pedophilia and rape are also found in the animal kingdom*
      *It's not a choice: Necrophilia is a mental disorder therefore not a choice*
      *It can be safe if you use protection: Incest can be "safe" if you use protection.*
      *Love is love no matter who it's for: So if you want to love someone else's lover, it's all fine?*

    • @jameskennedy721
      @jameskennedy721 Před 2 lety

      The original Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 had a very gay friendly set of laws . But they did not last . And that should be discussed . But despite YOUR beliefs , the Christian religion is quite clear in its doctrines , whether Catholic or Protestant . If youre gay , youre not on the guest list .

  • @fazzy1239
    @fazzy1239 Před 3 lety +36

    As an ex Muslim, I'm glad Arielle had the guts to bring this up. While many on the left and in the LGBTQ+ community continue to shy away from it.

    • @topheeba
      @topheeba Před 3 lety +2

      Can i ask why did you leave islam?

    • @drok836
      @drok836 Před 3 lety +2

      Nobody cares if ur an ex Muslim

    • @fazzy1239
      @fazzy1239 Před 3 lety +17

      @@drok836 Then why make a comment?

    • @topheeba
      @topheeba Před 3 lety

      many people leave islam bc they see how other people practice and get confused, many people forget to read the actual quran, i also don't know if you are an actual ex muslim because lot's of "ex muslims" aren't actually they just say that bc they are Islamophobic

    • @foxival5150
      @foxival5150 Před rokem

      @@topheeba it's Anti-LGBT that's Why, besides it's His/Her choice

  • @antonindvorak6220
    @antonindvorak6220 Před 3 lety +16

    I’m a deemed leftist but learning more from your videos. This is a very good video. I think it’s important to back away from hypocrisy and the double standard like you said. We need to stop picking sides about who gets a pass and who doesn’t and identify the issues everywhere as a whole

  • @thecitizenoftheinternet1077

    It's really hypocritical how liberals and leftists attack Christianity for 'homophobia' yet completely ignore the homophobia in Islam.

  • @introvertedgal2427
    @introvertedgal2427 Před 3 lety +39

    Even atheists have a hard time calling out the blatant sexism and homophobia of Islam!

    • @Criner05
      @Criner05 Před 3 lety +5

      Like who? I'm not saying I don't believe you. I just feel like atheists (like myself, Bill Maher, and Sam Harris) are among the first to call it out.

    • @akshat9252
      @akshat9252 Před 3 lety +6

      @@Criner05 I am Hindu and Our religion ain't homophobic

    • @Amentiople
      @Amentiople Před 3 lety

      IT WAS MIDDLE EAST NOT ISLAM WHY YOU KEEP DOING THIS IM DYING

    • @socialfive
      @socialfive Před 2 lety

      @@Amentiople
      (7:80) And remember when We sent Lot [as a Messeng to his people and he said to them:63 'Do you realize you practise an indecency of which no other people in the world were guilty of before you? (7:81) You approach men lustfully in place of women. You are a people who exceed all bounds.'64 (7:82) Their only answer was: 'Banish them from your town. They are a people who pretend to be pure.' 65 (7:83) Then We delivered Lot and his household save his wife who stayed behind,66 (7:84) and We let loose a shower [of stones] upon them,67 Observe, then, the end of the evil-doers.68

    • @socialfive
      @socialfive Před 2 lety

      "the end of the evil doers".

  • @noellewilliams3362
    @noellewilliams3362 Před rokem +3

    This man is so eloquent and courageous. Thank you for having him on.

  • @twistprogaming6861
    @twistprogaming6861 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for covering this. Gods bless.

  • @JaredTVW
    @JaredTVW Před 3 lety +3

    Great info in this video, thanks for sharing.

  • @elarosenzweig3993
    @elarosenzweig3993 Před 3 lety +40

    Thank you so much for bringing attention to this! Things are happening. Proud to be part of the exmuslim community.

    • @findingPerdition
      @findingPerdition Před 3 lety +8

      Thank you for leaving the cult and speaking up

    • @starhunter9085
      @starhunter9085 Před 3 lety

      *My main problem with the rainbow argument is that every single reason they give to try and justify it can be used for every other sexual scenario too.*
      *Two consenting adults: Adultery is between two consenting adults.*
      *It's found in the animal kingdom: Pedophilia and rape are also found in the animal kingdom*
      *It's not a choice: Necrophilia is a mental disorder therefore not a choice*
      *It can be safe if you use protection: Incest can be "safe" if you use protection.*
      *Love is love no matter who it's for: So if you want to love someone's over, it's all fine?*

    • @pigwidgeon3886
      @pigwidgeon3886 Před 3 lety +7

      @@findingPerdition I hate people who call it a cult

    • @coolguy3131
      @coolguy3131 Před 3 lety

      @@findingPerdition Muslims are a cult? wtf

    • @findingPerdition
      @findingPerdition Před 3 lety +3

      @@pigwidgeon3886 Look up the definition of a cult. "a misplaced or excessive admiration for a particular person or thing.
      "a cult of personality surrounding the leaders""

  • @jamesbondtraining
    @jamesbondtraining Před 3 lety +7

    I do security at a swingers club and on bisexual night you can't move for the number of Muslim men who come in. They tend to be gay men who were forced into an arranged marriage to save the family honour. The number increases every month. It's really funny when you ask to see the driving license to prove they are over 18 and they register as Mr. Smith. That said afterwards we have to call in the professional deep cleaners.
    By contrast we do have a small number of Hindu and Sikh bisexual men come in but they come in with their super supportive wives. They go into different rooms though.

  • @carlitosinmonogram6807
    @carlitosinmonogram6807 Před 3 lety +2

    I was talking about this to my friends today and they did not believe me!!! thank you for the info! I hope this video can make them see the truth...

  • @_hansuki_
    @_hansuki_ Před 3 lety +22

    Well yeah , I'm a Muslim and I'm saying it is .Christianity is also homophobic but at least we are honest

    • @LiverpoolRubi
      @LiverpoolRubi Před 3 lety

      Based

    • @blkbrdmntrvimes6438
      @blkbrdmntrvimes6438 Před 2 lety

      Fascinating.
      Then why all the BS about Palestine/Palestinians when your own leaders in rare moments have admitted it's fiction to stir unrest.

    • @shanekasmarogi9076
      @shanekasmarogi9076 Před 2 lety

      Most christians aren’t homophobic. The ones that are might just give a funny look to a gay person when they see them, but in most muslim countries they will openly kill or imprison gay people. Christians aren’t perfect, no religion is, but at least they try to understand gay people and treat them with warmth and kindness, most muslims treat them as if they aren’t even human beings. If your god tells you to treat another human being like garbage, that’s actually the devil.

    • @Cherrybloos
      @Cherrybloos Před rokem +1

      @KQRO nah you not

  • @nofarDcohen
    @nofarDcohen Před měsícem +3

    this hits harder today with the "queers for palestine" bulls*it....

  • @Musickt196
    @Musickt196 Před 3 lety +53

    As a Christian, I am VERY careful about criticizing other religions because I don’t like it when people trash mine. I do know there are kind, loving Muslims out there who will never hurt or bully a gay person.
    However, it bothers me how everyone hates Christians for disagreeing with homosexuality but nobody cares about Islam teaching the same thing. Everyone hated the Christian baker in the gay wedding case, but what if the baker was Muslim?

    • @sweetyyoongs7934
      @sweetyyoongs7934 Před 3 lety +13

      We would have still been pissed, I don't care if you're Muslim, Christian, Hindu, Sikh anything else, if you're homophobic you're shitty.

    • @ussinussinongawd516
      @ussinussinongawd516 Před 2 lety

      @@sweetyyoongs7934 yasss

    • @kimmmy240
      @kimmmy240 Před 2 lety

      I’m islamic, although I don’t fully practice it, I think that’s because most countries that have lgbt rights are Christian, so they’d have more people who identify as part of this community. But personally I don’t understand why anyone would have a problem with any religion for the way it was created centuries ago, the scriptures say so, that’s how it was created, that’s all, simple

    • @jynx3978
      @jynx3978 Před 2 lety +1

      You are not hated as much as you think you are stop being paranoid

    • @_tripalong
      @_tripalong Před 22 dny

      Both Islam and Christianity should be criticized, since they share mostly the same core values. Criticism is not the same as persecution. Also, what Islam is doing now, Christianity did not so long ago. And judging by some believers and their hateful discourse, it could happen again anytime now.

  • @MissNancyLondon
    @MissNancyLondon Před 3 lety +11

    I agree with you but I hate the phrase "the left". People have varying opinions regardless of their political leanings

    • @terminsane
      @terminsane Před 3 lety +9

      "The left" has changed. I used to call myself leftwing. I haaaated the rightwing. But the parties have flipped. Now its t he "right wing" who promote freedom and equal treatment under the law... And its the "left wing" who promotes tyranny, violence, racism, hate, etc.

    • @Criner05
      @Criner05 Před 3 lety +4

      @@terminsane Both the left and the right are way too vast to generalize. I consider myself a moderate liberal. The far-left keeps pushing me towards the center but I still identify as a liberal even though I acknowledge certain things like there are only two genders, gender is not a social construct, Islam is homophobic, and you shouldn't believe all women when it comes to accusations of sexual misconduct.