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DamageX · 10-28-2014, 10:59 AM

Islam is discriminatory at its very core. Women do not enjoy the same rights as men, and they're actually trying to increase the number of followers. According to Islam, you can't even convert to a different religion or become an atheist, as that is punishable by death. And, as we've seen in recent times, they actually enforce Sharia law in many Islamic regions. Hell, in Saudi Arabia one football player got a fine or was convicted to jail time (don't quite remember exactly) because of having a tattoo of a cross. If they don't allow others' symbols, why should theirs be allowed?

I'm not saying other extreme movements are better by any means, they're despicable, or that there aren't ulterior motives behind their charities. But again, if we allow one symbol of intolerance, we should allow them all.

10-28-2014, 10:59 AM
DamageX Marketing & Strategy Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Former nomad Posts: 14,293	Islam is discriminatory at its very core. Women do not enjoy the same rights as men, and they're actually trying to increase the number of followers. According to Islam, you can't even convert to a different religion or become an atheist, as that is punishable by death. And, as we've seen in recent times, they actually enforce Sharia law in many Islamic regions. Hell, in Saudi Arabia one football player got a fine or was convicted to jail time (don't quite remember exactly) because of having a tattoo of a cross. If they don't allow others' symbols, why should theirs be allowed? I'm not saying other extreme movements are better by any means, they're despicable, or that there aren't ulterior motives behind their charities. But again, if we allow one symbol of intolerance, we should allow them all. __________________ Whitehat is for chumps If you don't do it, somebody else will - true story!