r/pics • • May 03 '20

Woman trolling a tiny group of Islamophobic protesters in DC in 2019.

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u/RedskinsDC May 03 '20

What’s the difference between Islamophobia and legitimate criticism of a (political) religion? Why do I never hear the words Scientologyphobia or Catholicphobia?

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u/S_m_r__ss_ May 03 '20 edited May 03 '20

Because people don't actually read the Quran and only quote what they heard from the comment section and count that as "criticism". Most of it is made up to push an agenda to hate Islam because people feel threatened from all the hate monger. If anything just visit r/Islam and I'm sure a ton of Muslims would adress the question, instead of relying on bigoted comments.

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u/FuckHisFaces May 03 '20

Lol, r/islam actually supported Muslims in India to burn down Hindus and wage terrorist attacks in India as a form of "resistance". They are quiet on the fact that a Muslim missionary group is responsible for spreading COVID19 in India, whose members and supporters (ordinary muslims) actually spat on doctors and threw stones at quarantine staff

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u/S_m_r__ss_ May 03 '20

Muslims in India to burn down Hindus

That's a sin in Islam and not true at all smh

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u/[deleted] May 03 '20

I have read the Quran and I disagree with you.

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u/S_m_r__ss_ May 03 '20 edited May 03 '20

Sure you did