The thing thats been keeping me away from converting

I was never religious, but recently I've been learning a lot about Islam and I've agreed with all of it except for the great flood. I while back I used to watch videos on school shooters, terrorists, and Nazis and I noticed a pattern in these people. All of them did what they did because they were either insane or thought what they were doing was good. Obviously what these people did was awful but I personally believe instead of executing them or throwing them into jail we should try to rehabilitate them so they can recognize why what they did was wrong and/or help them with their mental problems. So why wouldn't Allah help the people instead of drown them like what happened in the flood. I understand that he told Noah (I'm pretty sure he has a different name in the Quran but I don't remember what it is) to teach them why there ways are wrong, but that still doesn't seem like enough especially considering that Noah would probably not be able to talk to everyone and Noah's word would be misinterpreted or not heard by many people which goes against Surah Al-Isra 17:15 "They heard from the time they were young that a deceitful liar named Muhammad claimed to be a prophet. As far as I am concerned, such people are [excused] like those whom the call of Islam has not reached..." Unless that only refers to Muhammad, and isn't consistent with all messengers. The whole story doesn't make sense to me especially since Allah is supposed to be merciful and Almighty why wouldn't he do more to help instead of just killing everyone? Is there an important part of the story that I'm missing?

Ps: I'm not trying to come with any hate or trying to get you to convert it's just that I'm confused and curious.

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u/Clear-Economist-2454 — 11 days ago

I (16m) am now 6'9

I know for the army at least the maximum height requirement according to the website is 80 inches or 6'8. I still am physically fit I weigh about 190 and have no trouble keeping up when is comes to cardio exercises. Is there any branch I could still join or is it just done for?

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u/Clear-Economist-2454 — 2 months ago

Is it just me or is the theme song sooooooo long

It really doesn't need the second part where he goes "now I have children from my own" it could just end after the first part.

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u/Clear-Economist-2454 — 3 months ago

Do people not want bread and circuses?

I don't know about you but if everyone is well fed and entertained what is the problem? Like imagine a world where everyone is happy and satisfied with their way of living why would there be a need for a revolt. I want to live in a world where everyone is provided with bread and circuses.

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u/Clear-Economist-2454 — 3 months ago
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This might be the dumbest take ever

Seeing what the 76ers had to give up for Jaylen Brown I'm wondering if there has been a deflation of players value across the league. Joe Mazzulla is a smart coach and the Celtics have a lot of smart people working for them so I have to imagine that maybe the Jaylen Brown trade was the best trade offer they received because why else would they accept that. I'm wondering if this deflation is true could we maybe send a package like obi, Jarace and a first for Trey Murphy. Also many teams like the Celtics and Twolves are no longer trying to get Trey Murphy so there's a lot less competition already. If the Pelicans really want to send off Trey Murphy this season I really think the market could be so damaged by the deflation caused by all these other trades that we might only have to send one pick to get him. Or Joe Mazzulla is the reincarnation of Nico Harrison and just spun a wheel to decide what trade he should take.

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u/Clear-Economist-2454 — 3 months ago
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Patrick Mahomes is my goat

T*m Br*dy ruined a lot of football for me and a lot of Colts Fans. It pains me that now of days it feels like a lot of people celebrates him. I know though that most Colts Fans share my hatred of T*m Br*dy so unless we can convince people that Peyton Manning is better could we become Patrick Mahomes glazers. I would much rather hear people say Patrick Mahomes is the greatest player of all time then that about hear t*m br*dy. Also Patrick Mahomes is really fun to watch I love his side arm passes.

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u/Clear-Economist-2454 — 4 months ago

Ja Morant Chan

Do you think if Ja Morant was one of the Quintuplets from the hit anime Quintessential Quintuplets Futaro would have chosen him? I feel like Grizzlies star player Ja Morant would be perfect for Futaro especially if he was a girl because they both are socially awkward and

(spoiler on who Futaro ends up marrying)

>!Yotsuba plays basketball like Ja Morant except Ja Morant sucks at basketball!<. You may say that Ja Morant would be too much of a Tsundere but Nino's behavior didn't stop Futaro from responding to her affection. Ja Morant also has a very feminine build already as he is very petite and slightly muscular but certainly not as muscular and feisty as he used to be. If you have a good reason why Futaro wouldn't be interested I'm all ears but certainly we must admit that Ja Morant should become an anime girl!

u/Clear-Economist-2454 — 4 months ago
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The way I see it at least one or two of the top 4 in the lottery has to land a top 4 pick. We are the 3rd biggest market out of the top 4 only being behind the Nets and the Wizards and no one actually cheers for a team in DC since everyone in the DC area only lives in DC because they had to move for work. From my understanding the Nets are also kind of like the Clippers in the way that everyone in New York is a Kn*cks fan and only people from Jersey support the Nets. Also with the whole Kawhi situation in LA I doubt Adam Silver would be too exited to give the Clippers a lottery pick. We also have already been punished for tanking while the Nets and Wizards haven't. The Pacers have also historically never really tanked.

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u/Clear-Economist-2454 — 6 months ago