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What do I expect from obidense 😀😀by the way my Father among those that suffer your fathers from achieving their Biafra aim. I have first class information about your misfortune🥹🥹

MrColdsweat:
Not everyone is swimming in poverty like your father.

Werey which youth they follow una protest? Go protest una thing. I pray una destroys properties so you can be killed in large numbers. The chest of obedient people no go touch ground.
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mikelopez:
This is pure open daylight robbery

They can NEVER escape this rigging

The youths are coming for them

It will happen so fast that they will not be able to escape

Massive Nationwide riots loading

Just wait for INEC to announce the results

220,000,000 people and how many soldiers do we have in the arm forces less than 5,000,000.

The security forces can NEVER crush over 220,000,000 Nigerians

Let that sink

🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓. It pained them. Now you will see we’re superior to you. We will always be your nightmare. You’re not leaving this country in one piece.

MrColdsweat:
Tulumbu has a well oiled propaganda machinery. Everything has been planned and put in place. They have done their permutations. They have propaganda and lies to match whatever narrative or complaint you have. This is the politics they play in Lagos.

Nigerians should take to the streets for a protest that INEC follow its own laws.

Igbo man you make me laugh😂😂🤓. Tinumbu wil rule you and una fathers. if you like cry blood 🩸. Protest loading where, if them born una papa well protest for Lagos and vandalize government property, una papa go cry for una. If you want protest make una take night bus to your Biafra land and destroy una government property there. Una go get sense by force.

jackpot:
Tinubu will never rule Nigeria. Never. Tinubu can't bastardize the election process by bribing everybody, expecting to benefit from it.

Government of Thuggery loading with MC Oluomo as minister of transportation, Godswill AKPABIO (Mr What Money Cannot Do More Money Can Do) as Senate President, WIKE (dynamite thrower and election rigger) with a juicy portfolio.

INEC should declare rerun in contested places where results were rewritten and opponents strongholds where thugs were sent to snatch and burn ballot boxes.

This collusion by Tinubu and INEC must not be allowed to stand.

#EndINEC

Protests ongoing and massive protests loading.

EndSARS will be a child's play compared to what may happen soon.

INEC offices and personnel may be targeted.

INEC Chairman should be called to order and find a way to refund TINUBU his blood money looted from the pursue of Lagos State

Interim Government Loading

It pain you gan oo, I thought you flat heads said you’re the most intelligent and smartest. Reality strike una hard. You forgot how awolowo surfered una fathers.

CartelKenneth:
Yoruba people are very, very stupid. You are stupid set of bastards that God has ever had the displeasure of creating on this planet. Worst things that God has ever created is the cockroach and the Yoruba man!!!

Don’t stress further, you people lost already. I miss Biafra movement, I hope it continues next month

Midehi3:
Like I told my mum and others, vote on papa, mama, pikin picture, shikena

Take it to your WhatsApp status, tell them "papa, mama, pikin picture, it's not late yet

Your father that misbehaved to impregnate the mumu you called your mother has he been shot first?

SHINJA:
Yoruba muslim thug...

We have many of them in nairaland esp that Coronvirus and yarimo...

God bless our military men..

Wish our military men will shoot any Yoruba Muslim that misbehave on Saturday

So on what basis should I vote obinauty? They play , any of the 3 that you vote you will still suffer. Obi is far worse than the other two. Clueless and lying machine.

Thermodynamics:
God will continue to put confusion in these useless PDAPC.
Vote Obidatti for president, that is if you want to enjoy the next 8years of your life, but if you want to continue suffering, you can throw away common sense and vote PDAPC because the person is from your tribe/religion.

Again, if you want to enjoy your life for the next 8years, vote Obidatti.

You copy and paste this write up everytime, write another thing abeg

Hendrixky:
After this election we are going to be aware of certain things
1)the problem of Nigeria is tribalism and not all about religion but mostly tribalism
And hausas are not really tribalistic the way we thought
But the yorubas are more tribalistic..the problem with hausas is that religious line..apart from that hausas are fantastic people

Because as at the time Buhari was sick and travelling for medical attention we all was clamouring for him to hand over to a healthy and vibrant Osinbajo. We regretted our action of being stupid to elect a sick old man

But now we have a vibrant and healthy Peter obi contesting but the yorubas because of tribalism wants us to install tinubu again knowing fully well that the world will mock us

The worse part of it is that the pain and memory of the incessant travel for medical check up by Buhari is still very fresh in our mind.not like it happened 20 years ago. It just happened yesterday..

And for all those quoting me. Please am not any of this tribe not igbo, yoruba or hausa. I'm from the South South

You’re naive like your father: is it islam that’s causing Russia vs Ukraine fight or sporadic shootings is usa or IPOB terrorist?

Tunjibalogun:
Typical of Muslims. Without u guys this life would be paradise on earth. Enemies of humanity

It’s because zaqat is necessary and not compulsory in Islam. No body will compel you to pay it they can only encourage you to it, it’s call d fisebililah. Compare to pastors that do compulsory it for their members and tell them it’s a sin not paying tithes. Tithes and offerings are pastor means of survival. How do you expect pastor to build university that his members children won’t be be about to afford to school in if not through compulsory tithes:

BlackPantherxXx:


My secondary school teacher used to say it's "as poor as a church rat" instead of "mosque rat" because Muslims aren't always as generous as Christians.

That's why tithe collection is followed religiously compared to Zakat.

Pells:
They should be deported back to the north
All moslems are terrorist

Incase you don't know that your fore fathers are terrorist, check the Christian terrorist groups below. The media fail to broadcast it because it’s Christian group. Click the link and feed your self the knowledge your generation lacked.

6 modern-day Christian terrorist groups our media conveniently ignores
They don't get the coverage of ISIS or Boko Haram, but organizations like "The Army of God" are no less dangerous

By ALEX HENDERSON
PUBLISHED APRIL 7, 2015 6:15PM (EDT)

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This article originally appeared on AlterNet.

AlterNet The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) recently released an in-depth report on terrorism in the United States. Covering April 2009 to February 2015, the report (titled “The Age of the Wolf”) found that during that period, “more people have been killed in America by non-Islamic domestic terrorists than jihadists.” The SPLC asserted that “the jihadist threat is a tremendous one,” pointing out that al-Qaeda’s attacks of September 11, 2001 remain the deadliest in U.S. history. But the study also noted that the second deadliest was carried out not by Islamists, but by Timothy McVeigh in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995—and law enforcement, the SPLC stressed, are doing the public a huge disservice if they view terrorism as an exclusively Islamist phenomenon.

The report, in a sense, echoed the assertions that President Barack Obama made when he spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast in February and stressed that Muslims don’t have the market cornered on religious extremism. In the minds of far-right Republicans, Obama committed the ultimate sin by daring to mention that Christianity has a dark side and citing the Crusades and the Spanish Inquisition as two examples from the distant past. Obama wasn’t attacking Christianity on the whole but rather, was making the point that just as not all Christians can be held responsible for the horrors of the Inquisition, not all Muslims can be blamed for the violent extremism of ISIS (the Islamic State, Iraq and Syria), the Taliban, al-Qaeda or Boko Haram. But Obama certainly didn’t need to look 800 or 900 years in the past to find examples of extreme Christianists committing atrocities. Violent Christianists are a reality in different parts of the world—including the United States—and the fact that the mainstream media don’t give them as much coverage as ISIS or Boko Haram doesn’t mean that they don’t exist.

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Below are six extreme Christianist groups that have shown their capacity for violence and fanaticism.

1. The Army of God

A network of violent Christianists that has been active since the early 1980s, the Army of God openly promotes killing abortion providers—and the long list of terrorists who have been active in that organization has included Paul Jennings Hill (who was executed by lethal injection in 2003 for the 1994 killings of abortion doctor John Britton and his bodyguard James Barrett), John C. Salvi (who killed two receptionists when he attacked a Planned Parenthood clinic in Brookline, Massachusetts in 1994) and Eric Rudolph, who is serving life in prison for his role in the Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta in 1996 and other terrorist acts. Rudolph, in fact, has often been exalted as a Christian hero on the Army of God’s website, as have fellow Army of God members such as Scott Roeder (who is serving life without parole for murdering Wichita, Kansas-based abortion doctor George Tiller in 2009), Shelley Shannon (who attempted to kill Tiller in 2003) and Michael Frederick Griffin (who is serving a life sentence for the 1993 killing of Dr. David Gunn, an OB-GYN, in Pensacola, Florida).

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Although primarily an anti-abortion organization, the Army of God also has a history of promoting violence against gays. And one of the terrorist acts that Rudolph confessed to was bombing a lesbian bar in Atlanta in 1997.

2. Eastern Lightning, a.k.a. the Church of the Almighty God

Founded in Henan Province, China in 1990, Eastern Lightning (also known as the Church of the Almighty God or the Church of the Gospel’s Kingdom) is a Christianist cult with an end-time/apocalypse focus: Eastern Lightning believes that the world is coming to an end, and in the meantime, its duty is to slay as many demons as possible. While most Christianists have an extremely patriarchal viewpoint (much like their Islamist counterparts) and consider women inferior to men, Eastern Lightning believe that Jesus Christ will return to Earth in the form of a Chinese woman. But they are quite capable of violence against women: in May 2014, for example, members of the cult beat a 37-year-old woman named Wu Shuoyan to death in a McDonalds in Zhaoyuan, China when she refused to give them her phone number. Eastern Lightning members Zhang Lidong and his daughter, Zhang Fan, were convicted of murder for the crime and executed in February. In a 2014 interview in prison, Lidong expressed no remorse when he said of Shuoyan, “I beat her with all my might and stamped on her too. She was a demon. We had to destroy her.”

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Eastern Lightning’s other acts of violence have ranged from the killing of a grammar school student in 2010 (in retaliation, police believe, for one of the child’s relatives wanting to leave the cult) to cult member Min Yongjun using a knife to attack an elderly woman and a group of schoolchildren in Chenpeng in 2012. Christian groups are not exempt from Eastern Lightning’s fanaticism: in 2002, cult members kidnapped 34 members of a Christian group called the China Gospel Fellowship and held them captive for two months in the hope of forcing them to join their cult. Although mainly active in the communist People’s Republic of China, Eastern Lighting has been trying to expand its membership in Hong Kong.

3. The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA)

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The mainstream media have had much to say about the Islamist brutality of Boko Haram, but one terrorist group they haven’t paid nearly as much attention to is the Lord’s Resistance Army—which was founded by Joseph Kony (a radical Christianist) in Uganda in 1987 and has called for the establishment of a severe Christian fundamentalist government in that country. The LRA, according to Human Rights Watch, has committed thousands of killings and kidnappings—and along the way, its terrorism spread from Uganda to parts of the Congo, the Central African Republic (CAR) and South Sudan. The word “jihadist” is seldom used in connection with the LRA, but in fact, the LRA’s tactics are not unlike those of ISIS or Boko Haram. And the governments Kony hopes to establish in Sub-Saharan Africa would implement a Christianist equivalent of Islamic Sharia law.

4. TheNational Liberation Front of Tripura

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India is not only a country of Hindus and Sikhs, but also, of Muslims, Buddhists, Catholics and Protestants. Most of India’s Christians are peaceful, but a major exception is the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT). Active in the state of Tripura in Northeastern India since 1989, NLFT is a paramilitary Christianist movement that hopes to secede from India and establish a Christian fundamentalist government in Tripura. NLFT has zero tolerance for any religion other than Christianity, and the group has repeatedly shown a willingness to kill, kidnap or torture Hindus who refuse to be converted to its extreme brand of Protestant fundamentalism.

In 2000, NLFT vowed to kill anyone who participated in Durga Puja (an annual Hindu festival) And in May 2003, at least 30 Hindus were murdered during one of NLFT’s killing sprees.

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5. The Phineas Priesthood

White supremacist groups don’t necessarily have a religious orientation: some of them welcome atheists as long as they believe in white superiority. But the Christian Identity movement specifically combines white supremacist ideology with Christianist terrorism, arguing that violence against non-WASPs is ordained by God and that white Anglo Saxon Protestants are God’s chosen people. The modern Christian Identity movement in the U.S. has been greatly influenced by the Ku Klux Klan—an organization that has committed numerous acts of terrorism over the years—and in the 1970s, new Christian Identity groups like the Aryan Nations and the Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord (CSA) emerged. Another Christian Identity group of recent decades has been the Phineas Priesthood, whose members have been involved in violent activities ranging from abortion clinic bombings to bank robberies (mainly in the Pacific Northwest). On November 28, 2014, Phineas Priesthood member Larry Steven McQuilliams went on a violent rampage in Austin, Texas—where he fired over 100 rounds at various targets (including a federal courthouse, the local Mexican Consulate building and a police station) before being shot and killed by police.

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6. The Concerned Christians

One of the ironic things about some Christianists is the fact that although they believe that Jews must be converted to Christianity, they consider themselves staunch supporters of Israel. And some of them believe in violently forcing all Muslims out of Israel. The Concerned Christians, a Christianist doomsday cult that was founded by pastor Monte “Kim” Miller in Denver in the 1980s, alarmed Colorado residents when, in 1998, at least 60 of its members suddenly quit their jobs, abandoned their homes and went missing—and it turned out there was reason for concern. In 1999, Israeli officials arrested 14 members of the Concerned Christians in Jerusalem and deported them from Israel because they suspected them of plotting terrorist attacks against Muslims. One likely target, according to Israeli police, was Jerusalem’s al-Aqsa Mosque—the same mosque that was targeted in 1969 (when a Christianist from Australia named Denis Michael Rohan unsuccessfully tried to destroy it by arson) and, Israeli police suspect, was a likely target in 2014 (when Adam Everett Livix, a Christianist from Texas, was arrested by Israeli police on suspicion of plotting to blow up Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem).

6 modern-day Christian terrorist groups our media conveniently ignores
They don't get the coverage of ISIS or Boko Haram, but organizations like "The Army of God" are no less dangerous

By ALEX HENDERSON
PUBLISHED APRIL 7, 2015 6:15PM (EDT)

view in app
save
This article originally appeared on AlterNet.

AlterNet The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) recently released an in-depth report on terrorism in the United States. Covering April 2009 to February 2015, the report (titled “The Age of the Wolf”) found that during that period, “more people have been killed in America by non-Islamic domestic terrorists than jihadists.” The SPLC asserted that “the jihadist threat is a tremendous one,” pointing out that al-Qaeda’s attacks of September 11, 2001 remain the deadliest in U.S. history. But the study also noted that the second deadliest was carried out not by Islamists, but by Timothy McVeigh in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995—and law enforcement, the SPLC stressed, are doing the public a huge disservice if they view terrorism as an exclusively Islamist phenomenon.

The report, in a sense, echoed the assertions that President Barack Obama made when he spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast in February and stressed that Muslims don’t have the market cornered on religious extremism. In the minds of far-right Republicans, Obama committed the ultimate sin by daring to mention that Christianity has a dark side and citing the Crusades and the Spanish Inquisition as two examples from the distant past. Obama wasn’t attacking Christianity on the whole but rather, was making the point that just as not all Christians can be held responsible for the horrors of the Inquisition, not all Muslims can be blamed for the violent extremism of ISIS (the Islamic State, Iraq and Syria), the Taliban, al-Qaeda or Boko Haram. But Obama certainly didn’t need to look 800 or 900 years in the past to find examples of extreme Christianists committing atrocities. Violent Christianists are a reality in different parts of the world—including the United States—and the fact that the mainstream media don’t give them as much coverage as ISIS or Boko Haram doesn’t mean that they don’t exist.

Advertisement:
Below are six extreme Christianist groups that have shown their capacity for violence and fanaticism.

1. The Army of God

A network of violent Christianists that has been active since the early 1980s, the Army of God openly promotes killing abortion providers—and the long list of terrorists who have been active in that organization has included Paul Jennings Hill (who was executed by lethal injection in 2003 for the 1994 killings of abortion doctor John Britton and his bodyguard James Barrett), John C. Salvi (who killed two receptionists when he attacked a Planned Parenthood clinic in Brookline, Massachusetts in 1994) and Eric Rudolph, who is serving life in prison for his role in the Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta in 1996 and other terrorist acts. Rudolph, in fact, has often been exalted as a Christian hero on the Army of God’s website, as have fellow Army of God members such as Scott Roeder (who is serving life without parole for murdering Wichita, Kansas-based abortion doctor George Tiller in 2009), Shelley Shannon (who attempted to kill Tiller in 2003) and Michael Frederick Griffin (who is serving a life sentence for the 1993 killing of Dr. David Gunn, an OB-GYN, in Pensacola, Florida).

Advertisement:
Although primarily an anti-abortion organization, the Army of God also has a history of promoting violence against gays. And one of the terrorist acts that Rudolph confessed to was bombing a lesbian bar in Atlanta in 1997.

2. Eastern Lightning, a.k.a. the Church of the Almighty God

Founded in Henan Province, China in 1990, Eastern Lightning (also known as the Church of the Almighty God or the Church of the Gospel’s Kingdom) is a Christianist cult with an end-time/apocalypse focus: Eastern Lightning believes that the world is coming to an end, and in the meantime, its duty is to slay as many demons as possible. While most Christianists have an extremely patriarchal viewpoint (much like their Islamist counterparts) and consider women inferior to men, Eastern Lightning believe that Jesus Christ will return to Earth in the form of a Chinese woman. But they are quite capable of violence against women: in May 2014, for example, members of the cult beat a 37-year-old woman named Wu Shuoyan to death in a McDonalds in Zhaoyuan, China when she refused to give them her phone number. Eastern Lightning members Zhang Lidong and his daughter, Zhang Fan, were convicted of murder for the crime and executed in February. In a 2014 interview in prison, Lidong expressed no remorse when he said of Shuoyan, “I beat her with all my might and stamped on her too. She was a demon. We had to destroy her.”

Advertisement:
Eastern Lightning’s other acts of violence have ranged from the killing of a grammar school student in 2010 (in retaliation, police believe, for one of the child’s relatives wanting to leave the cult) to cult member Min Yongjun using a knife to attack an elderly woman and a group of schoolchildren in Chenpeng in 2012. Christian groups are not exempt from Eastern Lightning’s fanaticism: in 2002, cult members kidnapped 34 members of a Christian group called the China Gospel Fellowship and held them captive for two months in the hope of forcing them to join their cult. Although mainly active in the communist People’s Republic of China, Eastern Lighting has been trying to expand its membership in Hong Kong.

3. The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA)

Advertisement:
The mainstream media have had much to say about the Islamist brutality of Boko Haram, but one terrorist group they haven’t paid nearly as much attention to is the Lord’s Resistance Army—which was founded by Joseph Kony (a radical Christianist) in Uganda in 1987 and has called for the establishment of a severe Christian fundamentalist government in that country. The LRA, according to Human Rights Watch, has committed thousands of killings and kidnappings—and along the way, its terrorism spread from Uganda to parts of the Congo, the Central African Republic (CAR) and South Sudan. The word “jihadist” is seldom used in connection with the LRA, but in fact, the LRA’s tactics are not unlike those of ISIS or Boko Haram. And the governments Kony hopes to establish in Sub-Saharan Africa would implement a Christianist equivalent of Islamic Sharia law.

4. TheNational Liberation Front of Tripura

Advertisement:
India is not only a country of Hindus and Sikhs, but also, of Muslims, Buddhists, Catholics and Protestants. Most of India’s Christians are peaceful, but a major exception is the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT). Active in the state of Tripura in Northeastern India since 1989, NLFT is a paramilitary Christianist movement that hopes to secede from India and establish a Christian fundamentalist government in Tripura. NLFT has zero tolerance for any religion other than Christianity, and the group has repeatedly shown a willingness to kill, kidnap or torture Hindus who refuse to be converted to its extreme brand of Protestant fundamentalism.

In 2000, NLFT vowed to kill anyone who participated in Durga Puja (an annual Hindu festival) And in May 2003, at least 30 Hindus were murdered during one of NLFT’s killing sprees.

Advertisement:
5. The Phineas Priesthood

White supremacist groups don’t necessarily have a religious orientation: some of them welcome atheists as long as they believe in white superiority. But the Christian Identity movement specifically combines white supremacist ideology with Christianist terrorism, arguing that violence against non-WASPs is ordained by God and that white Anglo Saxon Protestants are God’s chosen people. The modern Christian Identity movement in the U.S. has been greatly influenced by the Ku Klux Klan—an organization that has committed numerous acts of terrorism over the years—and in the 1970s, new Christian Identity groups like the Aryan Nations and the Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord (CSA) emerged. Another Christian Identity group of recent decades has been the Phineas Priesthood, whose members have been involved in violent activities ranging from abortion clinic bombings to bank robberies (mainly in the Pacific Northwest). On November 28, 2014, Phineas Priesthood member Larry Steven McQuilliams went on a violent rampage in Austin, Texas—where he fired over 100 rounds at various targets (including a federal courthouse, the local Mexican Consulate building and a police station) before being shot and killed by police.

Advertisement:
6. The Concerned Christians

One of the ironic things about some Christianists is the fact that although they believe that Jews must be converted to Christianity, they consider themselves staunch supporters of Israel. And some of them believe in violently forcing all Muslims out of Israel. The Concerned Christians, a Christianist doomsday cult that was founded by pastor Monte “Kim” Miller in Denvero.

johnbd:
and all terrorist are Muslims

Christian terrorist group

https://www.salon.com/2015/04/07/6_modern_day_christian_terrorist_groups_our_media_conveniently_ignores_partner

sweetjohn:
Have said this before and I will say it again. Islam is a gathering of demons in human clothing. I blame USA for still allowing these demons breath. USA save the world and give it true peace by killing all this demonic motherfuckers

Why can’t you ask the useless father that gave birth to you kill all Muslims instead of begging USA? Since you hate Muslim so much. You’re no different form the muric.

Drsnives:
Afonja i hail una for dirtiness

Thesame way we they hail your lineages for cannibalism. Omolason ikeji Aja

zionstaar75:
must everyone become aware of your stupidity because of the senselessness of your words??

Leave the stupid ipobdog jare, what do you expect from awon olori gbagungabgun��

Elsueno:
U know comments like these just make me wonder, why are majority of you from the south east have genetic hate for northerners especially Muslims.... Alternatively, the average aboki doesn't even care about u guys....Si, why do u hate them soo much?

It’s not aboki or Northerners he hate, It’s islam, I hope he doesn’t run mad In mean time because once you have too much hatred for what you can’t control, you loose your cool, it’s either you run mad or commit suicide.

premierlead:
Thank your star it doesn't involved Kano pillar, nasarawa united or any of this jihadist/terrorist club side, you would have blamed yourself for leaving Lag for Abeokuta

Your generation get problem. Na ontop Islam matter you go perish. Since your generation have developed bitter attitude towards Islam has it added any good things to your generation or crush down Islam? You will just die one day out of heart attack due to your hatred for Islam. Give yourself peace low man.

Fahdiga:
Religion of piss

Did the write up mention his religion being the reason for beheading his wife? You people cannot get sense. You’re trained to tarnish opposite religion. It was stated that it’s in their culture of the honor Killing, abi your fried Brian can differentiate culture from religion again��. Let us be against bad behavior all together. All this being religion bigot can’t take this world to anywhere. No religion can do without another, only if you just being delusional. Let’s call bad bad, rather than coming against ones religion.

Since this is a pastor now, you treated his case as normal man, but if it was to be a Muslim cleric, those fried brain will be insulting Islam instead of judging him as a person. You people need grow up and have normal sense, no amount of blasphemy can stop Islam. If all you care is to use any slight opportunity to come against Islam, that means you go to school for nothing, you’re still an illiterate.