exmuslims coping so hard on twitter

[Avalanche]

Yes, of course you would lol

I know that you do not. You like these lunatic right-wing extremists

 

[Kisame]

I actually like alot of his take on politics and Israel. He is the only one standing against Zionists in America

A large percentage of ex moose niggas share the same views as him

 

[AbdiFreedom]

Hasanbi exists
https://youtube.com/shorts/AVO3f94y_8U?si=Ix7rr9vkd6fELcHJ

Hasanabi is a daandaan. A reasonable person would leave due to textual criticisms or philosophical differences but leftists are not reasonable.

 

[AbdiFreedom]

I know that you do not. You like these lunatic right-wing extremists

Yes, I love them. I had coffee with a very right-wing guy a few days ago to pick his brain.

 

[SixthAbdi]

Hasanabi is a daandaan. A reasonable person would leave due to textual criticisms or philosophical differences but leftists are not reasonable.

No one leaves religion for "philosophical reasons", that's a meme.
People leave religion because they either grow up in toxic dysfunctional households or are attracted to a fully western lifestyle.

 

[Burqad]

Hasanbi exists
https://youtube.com/shorts/AVO3f94y_8U?si=Ix7rr9vkd6fELcHJ

I wouldn’t call him an ex-Muslim, he’s just very lapsed. He still believes in allah unlike an actual murtard.

 

[hayran]

Why do they always turn right-wing extremist when they leave the deen. I have never seen a left ex-muslim

It’s political language. “ex-Muslim” denotes an immigrant from a Muslim country, who is sympathetic to the right. As opposed to simply being agnostic, atheist or “spiritual” who can believe in anything. There’s a reason you mostly see this political marker in Europe.
The new right movement there was built on a hostility to Muslim migration, while it was gaining ground around the 2000s the narrative was about the “integrated” culturally European immigrant. To these politicians “integration” is code for a party voter. They give the podium to people like ayan xirsi, majid nawaz etc. the signal they send is “we will accept you if you abandon Islam completely”
This was also a response to the large new atheist movement of the time which was waging a rhetorical war with churches and conservatives, these people acted as defenders of the west for the right and their job was to turn Richard Dawkins and his followers against Muslims with what-aboutism

In America the conversation centered around the “moderate Muslim”. Dubya Bush coined the phrase “religion of peace”, so the people going on the talk shows and CNN were yasir qhadi and Reza Aslan. The bush government was pretty confident in its mass surveillance programs and bombing brown people already kept the native population satiated. They weren’t exactly in a rush to spark debates about the first amendment when they were already raping the constitution with their PRISM programs. So the message to Muslims is to be quiet and comply, unless you wanna end up in gitmo

So TLDR ex Muslim term signifies a brown right winger, that’s why you associate the
two

I’ve seen plenty of these people turn into communists and libtards, which is where ex Muslim stops and “I’ve always been kinda spiritual begins”. The regional difference also applies, US ex Muslims can just shape shift and larp as Muslim because their lifestyle would be the same anyway due to the aforementioned state surveillance programs.

 

[MalcolmFitzhugh08]

grifters alllllll of em

What they saying lol

 

[PilferingKombucha]

It’s political language. “ex-Muslim” denotes an immigrant from a Muslim country, who is sympathetic to the right. As opposed to simply being agnostic, atheist or “spiritual” who can believe in anything. There’s a reason you mostly see this political marker in Europe.
The new right movement there was built on a hostility to Muslim migration, while it was gaining ground around the 2000s the narrative was about the “integrated” culturally European immigrant. To these politicians “integration” is code for a party voter. They give the podium to people like ayan xirsi, majid nawaz etc. the signal they send is “we will accept you if you abandon Islam completely”
This was also a response to the large new atheist movement of the time which was waging a rhetorical war with churches and conservatives, these people acted as defenders of the west for the right and their job was to turn Richard Dawkins and his followers against Muslims with what-aboutism

In America the conversation centered around the “moderate Muslim”. Dubya Bush coined the phrase “religion of peace”, so the people going on the talk shows and CNN were yasir qhadi and Reza Aslan. The bush government was pretty confident in its mass surveillance programs and bombing brown people already kept the native population satiated. They weren’t exactly in a rush to spark debates about the first amendment when they were already raping the constitution with their PRISM programs. So the message to Muslims is to be quiet and comply, unless you wanna end up in gitmo

So TLDR ex Muslim term signifies a brown right winger, that’s why you associate the
two

I’ve seen plenty of these people turn into communists and libtards, which is where ex Muslim stops and “I’ve always been kinda spiritual begins”. The regional difference also applies, US ex Muslims can just shape shift and larp as Muslim because their lifestyle would be the same anyway due to the aforementioned state surveillance programs.

Xiirsi is literally an example of the type of people mentioning in Suratul Baqarah,ayah 120.

 

[Burqad]

It’s political language. “ex-Muslim” denotes an immigrant from a Muslim country, who is sympathetic to the right. As opposed to simply being agnostic, atheist or “spiritual” who can believe in anything. There’s a reason you mostly see this political marker in Europe.
The new right movement there was built on a hostility to Muslim migration, while it was gaining ground around the 2000s the narrative was about the “integrated” culturally European immigrant. To these politicians “integration” is code for a party voter. They give the podium to people like ayan xirsi, majid nawaz etc. the signal they send is “we will accept you if you abandon Islam completely”
This was also a response to the large new atheist movement of the time which was waging a rhetorical war with churches and conservatives, these people acted as defenders of the west for the right and their job was to turn Richard Dawkins and his followers against Muslims with what-aboutism

In America the conversation centered around the “moderate Muslim”. Dubya Bush coined the phrase “religion of peace”, so the people going on the talk shows and CNN were yasir qhadi and Reza Aslan. The bush government was pretty confident in its mass surveillance programs and bombing brown people already kept the native population satiated. They weren’t exactly in a rush to spark debates about the first amendment when they were already raping the constitution with their PRISM programs. So the message to Muslims is to be quiet and comply, unless you wanna end up in gitmo

So TLDR ex Muslim term signifies a brown right winger, that’s why you associate the
two

I’ve seen plenty of these people turn into communists and libtards, which is where ex Muslim stops and “I’ve always been kinda spiritual begins”. The regional difference also applies, US ex Muslims can just shape shift and larp as Muslim because their lifestyle would be the same anyway due to the aforementioned state surveillance programs.

American Muslims tend to be non-practicing at the worst, full blown kufr is very uncommon here.

Xiirsi is literally an example of the type of people mentioning in Suratul Baqarah,ayah 120.

She’s the daughter of a millionaire prince who taught at an Ivy League and her sister is an astrophysicist who’s on the Voyager Records. It’s insane that anyone believed her lies.

 

[Keo]

That guy dealt a major blow to the ex-muslim grift. Others will have hard time trusting them now.

 

[December]

That guy dealt a major blow to the ex-muslim grift. Others will have hard time trusting them now.

true

American Muslims tend to be non-practicing at the worst, full blown kufr is very uncommon here.

She’s the daughter of a millionaire prince who taught at an Ivy League and her sister is an astrophysicist who’s on the Voyager Records. It’s insane that anyone believed her lies.

after i saw those bacon tweets im not convinced anymore

 

[Burqad]

true

after i saw those bacon tweets im not convinced anymore

That was a Troll. Most Muslims in america will do any other sin besides pork, it’s that like that joke about the rabbi and the priest.

 

[Kisame]

I wouldn’t call him an ex-Muslim, he’s just very lapsed. He still believes in allah unlike an actual murtard.

He was a cultural Muslim that pretty much became agnostic

 

[Samaale55]

My theory on former Muslims is this -- there are two varieties "normal" and "deranged". The deranged ones have a similar mentality to extremists in the sense that they both share the same perception of what Islam is (Wahhabi takfirism), they both have an obsession over Jews (one blames them for everything while the other believes they're the only people who should have an ethno-state), and they both reject basic Western values like freedom of speech. I think the deranged ones are the result of childhood trauma at dugsi or something else, they're typically mentally unstable

 

[therandomone]

Why do they always turn right-wing extremist when they leave the deen. I have never seen a left ex-muslim

Leftist typically don't leave Islam, they just claim Islam is communist (seen it done).

 

[Hassan Garguute Buldanana]

You'd think for people who left the deen, these murtards last thing on their minds would be religion.

 

[olore]

No one leaves religion for "philosophical reasons", that's a meme.
People leave religion because they either grow up in toxic dysfunctional households or are attracted to a fully western lifestyle.

ummmm not true