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▲ 26 r/PakiExMuslims

Diabolical Thought Process

I know this is more or less a nothing burger of a comment thread but still I couldn't ignore because of how ridiculous it is besides that one guy chiming in.

For context, this was a a comment thread on this post about the idiot Muhammad Hijab https://www.reddit.com/r/GenZpk/s/t7FuMvjn3p

I mean this dumbass is really forgetting what the white part in "our" flag stands for isn't he? What an absolute utter moron. Though I'm not gonna pretend this is just one guy amongst a million, because the majority of GenZ where I'm from or at least those I've met do indeed have this mentality of "Muslims are the true Pakistanis" so this is not that surprising but pretty funny.

u/Dry_Engineering_3590 — 2 days ago
▲ 2 r/GenZpk

Why is every other post about religion/atheism now on this sub?

I'm not even trying to be toxic or whatever cuz I'm not for or against this, but I was really just curious as to why this is happening? It seems like every other post on here is about religion and atheism and what not. Was it always like this or is this new?

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u/Dry_Engineering_3590 — 3 days ago
▲ 20 r/PakiExMuslims

What's the difference between religion and mythology?

I was talking to a friend who's a Muslim and the topic of Greek mythology and such came up, he made fun of it as said something to the equivalent of "Their stories are too ridiculous so how could people possibly think that it's true?" I couldn't help but notice the hypocrisy since just take any miracle that happened to Muhammad, aren't they just as ridiculous? Of course I didn't actually bring this up in the conversation as my friend's quite the hardliner but the thought did cross my mind.

In my opinion, Greek mythology or any mythology really isn't all that different from the religions that exist today if we're talking about validity. The only difference I could see is the amount of followers they both have. I know some people still do believe in the Nordic, Celtic, Greek mythologies but obviously they're way less in number than Muslims in the world.

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u/Dry_Engineering_3590 — 7 days ago
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Solo queue in Middle East nigh unplayable in plat-diamond.

I know having bad teammates and whatnot isn't just a MENA thing but I'm not kidding when i say this that i lost like 10 or 12 games in a row just because of abysmal teammates. I know what it looks like, that the common denominator is me in these matches but seriously. My teammates ballchase when im quite literally trying to PASS IT TO THEM. They cannot own their mistakes to save their life. I'm pretty certain i lost like half of the 10 or 12 games just because my teammate couldn't stop double committing. And oh my god dont even get me started how easily these guys get tilted, your teammate would be trash talking you all game and then you hit them with a simple "Wow!" when they whiff an open net for the 5th time in the match and they lose their mind and just start throwing when we're only down by 1. Ive come to the point where im not even gonna solo queue anymore cause im going insane.

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u/Dry_Engineering_3590 — 9 days ago
▲ 14 r/PakiExMuslims

Could Jinnah have achieved secularism?

I was thinking about this and while he did pass away in 1948, if he had lived even 5 years longer, could he have achieved secularism or something else in terms of religion? I'm pretty curious about that

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u/Dry_Engineering_3590 — 16 days ago