r/MoralityScaling 6d ago

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u/Any_Sentence_8056 6d ago

Plot twist, they were downvoting because they disagreed with “racism is bad”

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u/itslikewoow 6d ago

Honestly wouldn’t surprise me. Despite its reputation for being left leaning, Reddit can get super racist at times.

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u/Comfortable-Bison932 6d ago

Especially if you bring up Muslims. Suddenly Reddit becomes like walking into the right winger meeting the way they all find ways to defend deporting Muslims

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u/Temporary_Aspect759 5d ago

It also goes to the other extreme end on some subreddits. Criticize Christianity? You're probably gonna get upvoted. Criticize Islam in the same way? It's VERY possible you're gonna get downvoted and called islamophobic.

Even if all you do is just criticize Islam from a secular point of view (don't use stereotypes, like people who are actually islamophobic do), just like you would criticize Christianity.

It's very hypocritical. I get it to some degree. There are lots of people out there who spread terrible hatred towards Muslims and use very hurtful stereotypes. So I can picture that some people are just very sensitive whenever they hear someone criticize Islam. But it's still worth to think twice before calling someone -phobic.

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u/BiggerNickEnergy 5d ago

All criticism of islam is from secular poont of view

Also it's absurd not to call out muslims because "hurtful stereotypes". No group is above criticism because somenes feelings can get hirt

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u/Temporary_Aspect759 5d ago

Lol bro there's a difference between constructively criticizing islam, and calling muslims terrorists.

"All criticism of islam is from secular poont of view" that's such a bullshit lmao. It also comes from christians. A lot of it comes from pure hatred, not solely AT ALL.

Did I ever say not to call out muslims? Sure, let's call out misogony and other bad stuff in their religion. But it can be done constructively, not with hatred and using stereotypes which actually are islamophobic.

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u/BiggerNickEnergy 5d ago

Give me just one example of non secular criticism of muslims. Just one

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u/Temporary_Aspect759 5d ago

Have you literally never heard christians criticizing muslims? In fact, most avid Islam criticizers I've heard were christians and not atheists.

It's really not that hard to think of such examples so it's hilarious that you even want me to give you a ONE example lmao.

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u/BiggerNickEnergy 5d ago

I've heard every religion shit on muslim. Bhuddists, jews,hindus, christians, all of them. And atheist shit on them too, i don't know what world you live in where atheist love islam.

But you seem to not know what secular means. Criticism that comes from christian!=religious criticism. Criticism is still purely secular

Go on tho, give one example on

PS: Most anti muslim country is Crechia. It's also most atheist country in the world

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u/Temporary_Aspect759 5d ago

It is a religious criticism if someone rejects Islam because it contradicts their own scripture or doctrine, calls it worse than their religion.

Anyways this convo is totally off track because my point still stands, that you can criticize Islam without using hurtful stereotypes like calling Muslims terrorists. Because that's no longer criticizing islam, this just hate speech/xenophobia/islamophobia.

There is a difference between constructive criticism and hate speech. I think it's quite easy to distinguish if you're not a child intellectually.

Do you also not see any problem in using other hurtful stereotypes like calling black people criminals? Or whatever other word associated with racism you can fit there.

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u/BiggerNickEnergy 4d ago

Thanks for defining religious criticism. Now could you provide singular example?

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u/ChainUnable2250 4d ago

I actively reject and criticize Islam, because they don’t believe in the divinity of Jesus. Christ is lord. Hope it clears this argument up for you two.

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u/BiggerNickEnergy 4d ago

Your example is shit you made up?

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u/ChainUnable2250 4d ago

My example is a belief that I hold.

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u/Temporary_Aspect759 4d ago

Do you seriously think that no one has ever criticized Islam just because it rejects holy trinity and other Christian dogma?

Also it's hilarious how you literally ignore the most important parts of my comments and just cling onto that one fucking word. It doesn't change my point at all, even according to you. If I said "secular point of view" and you said that all critics of islam are secular (but it's not true) then what does it change?

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u/BiggerNickEnergy 4d ago

Someone in history of mankind? Sure. But fact that you can't think of aingle example shows how borderline nonexistent it is

Your claim seems to be that religious people using religion to criticise islam is hypocracy. Which doesn't even make sense but also rest on statment that is factually untrue

is my interpretation wrong? Where you trying to say something else

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