For those interested in learning more on this comparison, I recommend this book by @hamed_samad
https://www.amazon.ca/Islamic-Fascism-Hamed-Abdel-Samad/dp/1633881245 …
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How can you compare Islam to other evil fascist ideologies like Nazism? Because I know Islamic history. These were my bedtime stories...so I could feel proud and so that I understood the powerful ummah’s potential to rise again. http://www.francoisgautier.com/a-holocaust-museum-in-delhi/ …pic.twitter.com/a2yL0YhRYP
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Yes Yasmine still Religious people are delusional and think god commanded the issue is in the text unlike Nazi Germany
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Yes, and so it’s harder for the indoctrinated to resist because they fear eternal damnation.
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The more I read your tweets the more I learn about all that has happened to you personally as well as your former religion. Keep up the good writings, dialogue and information.
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Good point. Also, anyone who studied what happened during the 1930s and 1940s would clearly see the disturbing connections between the ideologies and the overlaps. It’s similar to today’s odd partnership with the regressive left & globalism
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I'm a history geek and there's indeed an eerie similarities between the current psychological state of muslims and the Germans during the third reich. I'm currently writing a long blog post, but the main points are inferiority complex, the failure of democracy and denialism.
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Yas, when I clicked on the the link in your Tweet, it leads to a bright red page saying DANGER and warning about it being an unsafe site. Is anyone else getting the same warning?
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Yes in Chrome, not in Firefox. Google safe browsing filter flagged it.
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