I’ve been wanting to say this for a while, but I’m glad people are starting to see what I was talking about. I feel like a lot of Japanese people were so quick to assume that it was mostly Black and Arab immigrants/refugees burning, rioting, and looting in France, which is why they were so angry in the first place. They were acting like Black and Arab people were destroying France and its white culture, without even realizing that white French people were also involved in the protests.
And honestly, I feel like this is exactly why some of them got so offended when they saw people carrying the One Piece flag or that African protester dressed as a Dragon Ball Z character. They already had this image in their heads of who was responsible for the protests, and seeing people they associated with that image using anime and manga they grew up with seemed to make them even angrier.
What’s funny is that a couple of months ago, I saw some of these same people praising Trump and ICE, saying Japan and other Western countries should adopt Trump’s immigration policies and start deporting people and putting innocent people in camps.
i'm sorry but the japanese were literally singling out immigrants and muslims, pushing racist and xenophobic narratives because they were offended that a fictional anime flag was being used as a symbol of resistance, and dismissing why people were protesting in the first place. so why are we reframing the whole thing as if the french and everyone else just got petty for no fucking reason?
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Hello everyone, it has been a long time...
For the past few months, many of you have probably wondered what happened to us. Why we suddenly went quiet, why the updates stopped, and whether we had finally given up on this crazy idea.
The truth is, we never stopped.
Behind the scenes, we were working on something that demanded far more time, patience, and research than we ever expected. What started as a simple question slowly turned into something much bigger. One lead led to another, one discovery raised ten new questions, and every time we thought we were getting closer, something forced us to reconsider everything.
There were countless dead ends. Information scattered across places we never thought to look. Details that had gone unnoticed, connections that didn't seem to make sense at first, and questions that nobody seemed to have a clear answer to.
We spent weeks digging deeper, trying to separate coincidence from something that could actually mean something. Some nights, we stayed up for hours chasing a single piece of information, convinced we were onto something, only to find ourselves back at square one a few hours later.
And of course, there were doubts.
Was all this research leading anywhere? Were we looking too far into things? Were we chasing something that was never meant to be found?
More than once, we questioned the entire journey. But every time we considered walking away, there was always one more detail that didn't sit right. One more connection worth investigating. One more reason to keep going.
So we kept digging.
And slowly, the pieces started coming together.
Things that once seemed unrelated began to make sense. The more we investigated, the harder it became to ignore what was taking shape in front of us. We went from asking ourselves whether there was anything worth pursuing to realizing that we might be standing closer to the answer than we had ever imagined.
We didn't want to come back just to make another announcement. We didn't want to give you empty promises or tell a story without doing the work to back it up.
We wanted to have something meaningful to share.
And after months of silence, research, setbacks, and more sleepless nights than we can count, it's finally time to tell you why we never gave up.
We believe we've found the One Piece.
We know how that sounds. We know what this means, and we know that words alone aren't enough.
That's why this isn't the end of the story. It's the beginning of the part we've been working towards all this time.
We've kept quiet for a reason.
Now, it's time to show you what we've found.
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Arabs have won more Nobel Prizes in science per capita than East Asia
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People who know nothing about Ethiopia trying to blame Islam. This is an ethnic attack backed by an evangelical Protestant prime minister
More than 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia 'massacre', church official says bbc.in/4swbUDS
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Besides being nakedly racist and bigoted, this is just hilariously wrong on all levels.
I mean, Omar Yaghi won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry last year, and he won the Wolf Prize in 2018. And that's just one example.
He also said Arabs don't produce any literature. Last year's winner of the National Book Award was Lebanese writer and painter Rabih Alameddine. The winner in non-fiction? Egyptian-American journalist Omar El Akkad.
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I really think everyone needs to pay attention to this cordinated campaign to delegimatize Muslim Americans - not just as citizens but as humans.
These increasingly hysterical attacks are a prelude to Republicans bringing us to a very, very dark place after the election.
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“Arabs don’t produce literature” is really something you can only say if you’ve never had a moment’s contact with genuine civilization. A mind totally consumed by television and self-help books.
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Mes muslim allez au Vietnam sud, il y a 14 mosquées rien qu'à Saigon et pendant le ramadan vs serez même très bien accueillis pour couper le jeûne. Il y a même une rue entière que tlm appelle Halal street et vs pourrez y manger des spécialités malaysiennes et acheter des voiles.
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To claim there are no eye witnesses to the prophet is probably the most disingenuous and intellectually bankrupt thing you can do.
There is better historical attestation to the entire prophethood of the prophet Muhammad than there is to any single part of Jesus’ life.
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شوف كيف يسولفون حتى اصواتهم هاديه
مع ذلك الياباني يعتقد ان ابن بلده الي اسلم راح يسعى لتدميره وظلمه
والله مايبي لك الا الخير ياياباني واذا ماسوالك شي ماهو ضارك ياعنصري
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An Ashʿarī fell for the bait, but he did not realise how big the bait was. It is okay to say a scholar made a bad argument or a couple. However, in this case, he has basically thrown al-Rāzī's entire book, Asās al-Taqdīs, IN THE TRASH by indirectly saying it is riddled with bad arguments🗑️
He affirmed that the argument that Allah's laughter entails that He cries is a bad argument, yet al-Rāzī makes this very argument on page 189, and there are endless arguments like these throughout his book.
On page 67, al-Rāzī also says that if Allah were in a direction, He would be a heaven, and if He were a heaven, He would have created Himself.
On page 87, he says that Allah having a spatial location would entail dependence upon something other than Allah.
On page 198, he says that if Allah, Exalted is He, were located above, it would necessarily entail that He is owned by Himself...??
On page 205, he says that if Allah had a direction, He would not be the highest of all things, because the empty space above Him would be higher than Him.
On page 135, al-Rāzī says that if Allah were light, He would be capable of ceasing to exist.
On page 148, he says that if Allah really descends, this would entail the disappearance of His supposed body parts.
On page 162, he says that if Allah had a real eye, this would entail Mūsā عليه السلام resting upon His eye.
On page 186, he says that if Allah placed His foot in Hell, this would suggest that Allah did not know how many people would enter Paradise and Hell??
On the same page, he also states that if Allah placed His real foot into Hell, the fire would either be extinguished or His foot would be burnt.
This list could go on and on, as throughout the entire book, all he does is make claims like these.
Even in al-Rāzī's Tafsīr, Mafātīḥ al-Ghayb, you will find a bunch of similar poor arguments like these.
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正直東京住んでるともう30年も40年もイスラームの人は「隣に住んでる人」って感じだったから、今日本で起こってる(らしい)問題の全てがピンときてないんだ 普通にご近所さんすぎて……。
町内会費払ってくれない日本人より公園の掃除参加してくれるイスラームの人のほうがありがたいまである
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Comunidad musulmana en Argentina: 0,15%
Comunidad musulmana en Brasil: 0,02%
Comunidad musulmana en Uruguay: 0,025%
Todos datos oficiales.
Tendencia en estos países: la colonización musulmana.
Repleto de títeres fácilmente manipulables para canalizar odio.



































