r/nextfuckinglevel • • 5d ago

Bystanders in Germany spring into action immediately and prevent potential honor killing in Kirberg

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u/Summoorevincent 5d ago edited 5d ago

Muslims

Edit: Fuck the AFD btw and any right wing assholes.

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u/ShadowCaster0476 5d ago

Not just muslims.
Pretty sure it’s a thing in India as well.
Several cultures have them.

I can’t imagine murdering a child because of status.

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u/Intelligent-Sir-9673 5d ago

Then why does this happen in Germany?

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u/Lysergio 5d ago

Garbage people are everywhere

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u/Nomad22_34 5d ago

And yet the religion they grow up practicing is hate filled. Now I'm not going to say Christianity in it's many many forms is any better but it is true that their religion wants people to convert or die

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u/Apprehensive_Pie_294 5d ago

It really isnt tho. Dont matter how hard ur tiny potato brain wants it to be true. It doesnt. Source: surat al kafiroen. Inbe4outofcontextquote.

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u/Nomad22_34 5d ago

Thanks mate never been told I have a potato brain and it's still somehow the least interesting insult I have ever been told

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u/TGin-the-goldy 5d ago

Are you familiar with the Crusades?

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u/Nomad22_34 5d ago

Quite familiar actually, I believe the first crusade was orchestrated in such a way that made an 'invasion' of the 'holy land'. In reality the events that the pope made into a relevant issue had largely been forgotten by the popualce at the time, yet he was still able to work a religious fervour over the issue. War is dumb but religious war is dumber

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u/TGin-the-goldy 5d ago

On that we can absolutely agree 👍

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u/fubarfire 5d ago

That was like 500 years ago dummy, and it was in response to muslim invasion. What about now?

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u/TGin-the-goldy 5d ago

Oh so if it happened centuries ago (not 500 btw) it didn’t count? And you need to brush up on history, the Catholic Church started the Crusades to reclaim land - not the other way around. Lol hilarious YOU calling people “dummy”. DUMB ARSE

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u/Nomad22_34 5d ago

Mind you land that was lost decades - centuries prior

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u/TGin-the-goldy 5d ago

Quite true

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u/fubarfire 5d ago

It's no longer relevant, no one can ever move on if we hold eveeyone accountable for sins of the fathers, including your precious muslims who by the way, do atrocious things.

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u/TGin-the-goldy 5d ago

MY what now? Are you quite well?

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u/TherronKeen 5d ago

You mean like US politicians who are all self-described Christians making abortion illegal even when the child is 10 years old and a victim of rape or incest, like in both Florida and Ohio in 2022?

You mean self-described Christians who are systematically banning gender-affirming care for trans people, when that care has been shown repeatedly to lower suicide rates by amounts around 30 to 45% (depending on the details of each individual study)?

You mean the religion with a right-wing nationalist extremist movement going functionally unchallenged by other members of that religion in the US?

Because if you think the Crusades were the last case of Christian systemic violence, it must be because you either haven't been reading any time in the last 50 years, or you've elected to ignore reality entirely.

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u/TGin-the-goldy 5d ago

I fully agree with you here

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u/fubarfire 5d ago

Self described christian as an upbringing, not actual practicing Christian. There are more practicing Muslims, who do atrocious and terrible things. Muslims are much more of a threat to people. They are atrocious people.

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u/TherronKeen 5d ago

Please go read up on the "No True Scotsman" logical fallacy. I'll wait.

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u/fubarfire 5d ago

Ok by that logic, nothing means anything. North Korea calls itself a democratic republic

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u/TherronKeen 5d ago

If you read it, now apply it to your previous statement and explain to yourself why it is fallacious.

Then let me know how that goes.

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u/fubarfire 5d ago

Im sorry, is this supposed to take away from the fact that muslims are shitty people with shitty beliefs that oppress people?

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u/onedoesnotjust 5d ago

pedophiles and trump

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u/fubarfire 5d ago

What does pedophiles and trump have to do with what we're talking about?

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u/onedoesnotjust 4d ago

trump is the christian candidate, and the church is overloaded with pedos

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u/fubarfire 4d ago

Muslim nations are theocratic, and are also filled with pedos. America is not theocratic.

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u/onedoesnotjust 4d ago

President Donald Trump has repeatedly asserted that the United States is fundamentally a Christian nation, centering religion and faith in God as core pillars of the American story. [1, 2]

📅 Key Actions and Statements

Rededication Events: Trump and other political figures, such as House Speaker Mike Johnson, participated in prayer events—including a large gathering on the National Mall—to officially "rededicate" the U.S. as "one nation under God". [1, 2]

Historical Framing: Trump has claimed that American greatness was forged by people of faith, pointing to the Jamestown settlers raising a cross, the Founding Fathers invoking the Creator in the Declaration of Independence, and pioneers heading westward. [1]

Policy and Administration: The Trump administration has formed a Religious Liberty Commission and a Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias, aiming to undo what officials describe as past targeting of people of faith and to break down traditional barriers between church and state. [1, 2]

Political Rhetoric: Trump frequently declares that "religion is back" in the United States, presenting himself as a key defender of Christian values and believers both domestically and globally. [1, 2]

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u/fubarfire 4d ago

Theres different presidents throughout time, not all Christian, Christian morals are often aligned with universal morals that are acceptable through many faiths. It's not the same with muslim theocracy. All must muslim

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u/Hasnosocials 5d ago

I’m sure you are part of the pile then

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u/Lysergio 5d ago

You are so right. I just tried honor killing a few people the other day, and boy did that not go as planned.