هذا الجبان ههه الخائف لم يستطع أن يتحمل حتى بعض الاعتراض على عقليته المغلوطة صغيره... ردي على هذا الساذج الحواف في تعليقات
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يبدو أن السخرية من طول الرد أسهل من الرد على مضمونه ولذلك يُنصح بتعلّم أساسيات التاريخ والمنطق غير الصوري وبناء الحجج وتقييم الأدلة وتجنّب المغالطات واحترام آداب الحوار قبل خوض نقاشات كهذه فالثقة الزائدة لا تعوّض نقص المعرفة والسخرية لا تجعل الاستدلال أكثر عقلانية 😭😂
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إيه الرابط بين توسع دول إسلامية تاريخيًا وادعائك إن كل مسلم اليوم عنده مشروع للسيطرة على العالم؟ دي قفزة استدلالية وتعميم متسرّع، بتستدل بأفعال بعض الجماعات على دين كامل وأتباعه، من غير دليل كافٍ، وتقع في المغالطة التركيبية.
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والأطرف إنه حتى مش مميّز بين مفهوم الفتح والغزو، وبتتعامل معهما كأنهما مصطلح واحد له معنى واحد في كل سياق تاريخي. تقدر تنتقد الوقائع العسكرية ونتائجها، لكن لو هتناقش التاريخ، فابدأ بتمييز المصطلحات وفهم سياقاتها بدل ما تختزل ظواهر تاريخية معقدة في تعميم مريح لك.
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هو أنت شفت تاريخ المسيحية وأوروبا قبل ما تقرر إن التوسع العسكري والسيطرة على الشعوب اختراع إسلامي؟ 😂 الصليبيون والاستعمار الأوروبي مش موجودين في كتب التاريخ عندك، ولا التاريخ بيبدأ وينتهي عند الفتوحات الإسلامية؟
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Tsugikuni Rowena retweeted
To the people of Saudi Arabia — from someone born and raised in the West: Please, do not make the same mistake we made. I grew up surrounded by Western culture. I have seen feminism presented as the ultimate path to women’s liberation, as though abandoning your traditions, your modesty, your family structures and your religious identity were the price of freedom. I know this ideology from the inside, and I beg you: do not confuse Westernization with liberation. Look at the contradictions of Western society. Women are told they are empowered, yet an enormous industry profits from sexualizing their bodies, monetizing their insecurities and reducing their worth to beauty, youth and desirability. Families and communities have weakened, loneliness has become a profound social problem, and freedom is increasingly confused with individualism and consumption. These problems have many causes, but you should question a model that presents itself as the universal solution while refusing to acknowledge its own failures. Remember Algeria. French colonial authorities understood that the veil was not merely a piece of clothing: it was a symbol of cultural identity and resistance. Colonial campaigns sought to unveil Algerian women under the language of emancipation, while colonial domination brought humiliation and sexual violence. Frantz Fanon examined this dynamic in A Dying Colonialism, showing how the colonial struggle over the veil was also a struggle over power, identity and control. When a powerful civilization claims that it alone knows how to liberate your women, ask yourselves: liberation for whom, and on whose terms? The veil can be an expression of faith, dignity, modesty and resistance to a world that turns women into objects of consumption. A woman who chooses to cover herself is not oppressed; she may be asserting that her body does not exist for the approval or desire of strangers. A woman does not become free by unveiling, just as she does not become free simply by covering. Her dignity must never be measured by how closely she resembles a Western ideal. Defend her right to wear the veil without shame, discrimination or pressure to abandon it. To the Saudis and Saudi women in particular: you do not have to reject education, scientific progress or women’s dignity to preserve your Islamic heritage. You can modernize without erasing yourselves, empower women without teaching them to despise their traditions, and improve society without blindly importing another civilization’s ideology. A tradition protected through conviction is stronger than one imposed through fear. I am not asking you to reject every change or pretend that every inherited custom is perfect. I am asking you to reject the false choice between oppression and Westernization. Do not surrender your identity to earn the approval of people who consider your civilization backward simply because it follows different values. I tell you this as someone who has witnessed the West from within: learn from the world, but do not blindly imitate it. Protect your families, your faith, your cultural inheritance and the dignity of women who choose modesty. The greatest victory of cultural domination is not when a people are conquered by force, but when they begin to believe that becoming someone else is the only way to be free. Saudi Arabia, preserve what is precious before you are persuaded that you should be ashamed of it. #٢٠٣٠_بلا_نقاب26 #٢٠٣٠_بلا_نقاب
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Tsugikuni Rowena retweeted
اذا تريد ان تناقش عقيده ناقش نصوصها وليس الاشخاص ، المسلم الذي يقوم بأمور سيئه لايمثل الاسلام ، دائمًا تعممون على المسلمين كلهم لان شخص واحد ارتكب شيء سيء ، ولو فعل ذلك يهودي او مسيحي لن تقولو انظرو الى دينهم بل ستقولون انظرو الي الشخص ، ازدواجية معايير تقشعر البدن
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Tsugikuni Rowena retweeted
Replying to @tanpukunokami
I agree. Japan has every right to preserve its culture and traditions. But here’s a question: Who exactly is demanding that Japan ban pork or mirin? Asking for halal food isn’t demanding that an entire country change its cuisine. Restaurants offering halal options is a business decision, not cultural surrender. You wrote an entire speech against a demand you haven’t even established exists. 😂 Respect goes both ways, including not inventing demands on behalf of Muslims.
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Hitler, who caused the deaths of 11 million people, was not a Muslim. Stalin, who caused the deaths of 20 million people, was not a Muslim. Mao, who caused the deaths of 20 million people, was not a Muslim. Muslims did not drop the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which killed 200,000 people. Muslims did not carry out the massacres in Cambodia, which killed 3 million people. Muslims did not start the wars in Iraq, which killed 12 million people. Muslims did not start the wars in Bosnia and Kosovo, which killed 500,000 people. Mussolini, who is held responsible for the deaths of 400,000 people, was not a Muslim. Muslims did not start the wars in Afghanistan, which killed millions of people. Muslims did not start the First World War, which killed 17 million people. Muslims did not start the Second World War, which killed 55 million people. Muslims did not carry out the massacres in Rwanda. Muslims did not commit the genocide in Algeria. Copied from @Astridueil
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يبدو أن الترجمة الآلية جعلت سياق تعليقك السابق غير واضح، وبناءً على توضيحك الأخير سأرد لكن التعليقات مغلقه في ذلك المنشور.. ولذلك سأرد هنا وفي تعليقات مرفقة لهذا منشور لانه لن يتحمل كل شيء...↓
そうやって人を罵って話を逸らしてるのはお前だろ笑 「人生を短くさせる」とお前のポストにあったから「お前の国と俺の国の平均寿命には圧倒的な差がある」と言っただけだよ。 もう少し冷静に考えようや。
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أما بخصوص تفوق اليابان في متوسط العمر فالأبحاث الاجتماعية والصحية تؤكد أنه يعود إلى الرعاية الصحية المتقدمة جداً وأسلوب الحياة النشط ونظامكم الغذائي التقليدي المعتمد على الأسماك، البحريات، والخضروات وليس لحم الخنزير
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كما أن متوسط العمر مؤشر يرتبط بقوة المنظومة الطبية لكل 'دولة' على حدة ولا علاقة له بالدين؛ فهناك دول إسلامية تمتلك متوسط عمر مرتفع جداً بفضل تقدمها الصحي
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جزئية 'تقصير العمر' في تعليقي الأول مقصود بها الأضرار الصحية المثبتة علمياً؛ فالأبحاث الطبية وتصنيفات منظمة الصحة العالمية تربط بكثرة بين اللحوم المصنعة ( والتي يشيع استخدام لحم الخنزير فيها) وبين أمراض القلب وسرطان القولون، بالإضافة↓
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بالإضافة إلى الطفيليات الكامنة فيه والتي تتطلب معايير طهي معقدة جداً لتفاديها. نحن كمسلمين نلتزم بالابتعاد عنه لحكمة ربانية تحمي صحتنا.
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Tsugikuni Rowena retweeted
そうやって人を罵って話を逸らしてるのはお前だろ笑 「人生を短くさせる」とお前のポストにあったから「お前の国と俺の国の平均寿命には圧倒的な差がある」と言っただけだよ。 もう少し冷静に考えようや。
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Tsugikuni Rowena retweeted
Les pays les plus racistes du monde : Japon 🇯🇵 Turquie 🇹🇷 France 🇫🇷 Italie 🇮🇹 Argentine 🇦🇷
Community note
Aucune source fiable ne classe ces pays parmi les plus racistes du monde. Selon les données WVS, l'Argentine et la France ont parmi les plus faibles taux de rejet des voisins d'une autre race (resp. 2,7 % et 3,7 %). worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankin… akarlin.com/where-the-worl… elatlas.substack.com/p/el-pais-mas-
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Replying to @soulesfly
الترجمة التلقائية كانت المفروض تقرّب بين الشعوب طلعت تقرّب بين الأغبياء وتخلّيهم يتهاوشون دوليًا بعد 😂
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Hitler, who caused the deaths of 11 million people, was not a Muslim. Stalin, who caused the deaths of 20 million people, was not a Muslim. Mao, who caused the deaths of 20 million people, was not a Muslim. Muslims did not drop the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which killed 200,000 people. Muslims did not carry out the massacres in Cambodia, which killed 3 million people. Muslims did not start the wars in Iraq, which killed 12 million people. Muslims did not start the wars in Bosnia and Kosovo, which killed 500,000 people. Mussolini, who is held responsible for the deaths of 400,000 people, was not a Muslim. Muslims did not start the wars in Afghanistan, which killed millions of people. Muslims did not start the First World War, which killed 17 million people. Muslims did not start the Second World War, which killed 55 million people. Muslims did not carry out the massacres in Rwanda. Muslims did not commit the genocide in Algeria.
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لا تنسى هذا الإذلال! أرسلوا شاحنات مساعدات لإخراج الجائعين ثم أطلقوا النار من الرشاشات والدبابات أثناء تصويرهم والسخرية منهم. على العالم أجمع أن يعرف هذه العقلية الحقيرة والوحشية للصهيونية.
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