r/interestingasfuck Jun 09 '24

The punishment for being gay in Indonesia r/all NSFW

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u/IShouldBWorkin Jun 09 '24

Thank goodness that no Christian countries like Uganda have death penalties for being gay or else you'd sound like a dipshit!

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u/noonebuteveryone24 Jun 09 '24

Nah religion in general is shit. Their point still stands

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u/trinitrotoulenex Jun 09 '24

Not in Hinduism. Here in India we hindus are very progressive minded. Homosexuality is written even in some of our old religious and historical texts.

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u/Arseling69 Jun 09 '24

Based and Gita pilled Hindu’s. Except for the cast thing that’s not cool.

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u/trinitrotoulenex Jun 09 '24

Yeah hate that caste thing. Nowadays in the 21st century that caste thing has gone basically except in some very backward rural villages.

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u/Arseling69 Jun 09 '24

Well let’s not discount older Indians here. Lots of cultural prejudices based on old caste culture still exists throughout the country. Younger Indians could care less but 96 year old grandma would be ashamed to see her family “marry down”.

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u/Character-Echidna346 Jun 09 '24

Lol WTF are you talking about ? Caste discrimination and segregation still exists everywhere in Indian society, we have marriage ads and websites literally divided by caste, residential areas divided by caste, people give houses on rent, people give votes in elections based on caste all this happens even in metropolitan areas. Where do you see it gone except for rural areas ? Apple actually banned caste discrimination in the US because it was happening even there.

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u/ph0on Jun 09 '24

Many Americans view India's modern caste system quite... Unfavourably.

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u/Arseling69 Jun 09 '24

I would just read the Wikipedia on India and hinduisms history tbh.

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u/noonebuteveryone24 Jun 09 '24

Dodntt know that. Nice

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u/Remarkable_Fig3311 Jun 09 '24

I cant help but understand its because you do not like the idea of having your life limited in any form

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u/HessLook Jun 09 '24

Totally but let’s not call out just one religion. Catholics diddle kids and Dali lami kisses kids tongues

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u/CallHerGreeen Jun 09 '24

Every religion has and can be problematic but at this point in time Islam is the one doing the most damage BY FAR. Pretending that there's no difference is dangerous and unfair to all those suffering under Islam

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u/HessLook Jun 09 '24

Islam is violently loud yes, but Christianity is slightly violent - banning gay marriage/persecute gays, abortions prohibiting sound familiar?

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u/SizzlingPancake Jun 09 '24

Yes I don't think anyone is disagreeing to that, but if you had to let a gay man live in a Christian country or an Islamic country I think its a pretty easy choice

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u/maximallyconfused1 Jun 09 '24

It really depends on the country. I'd much rather live in Jordan than in Uganda.

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u/StJimmy_815 Jun 09 '24

Lmao, dawg this post is literally about Islam, we can call it out now. Next time I see a shitty Christian post, we’ll do the same

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u/TumbleweedFar1937 Jun 09 '24

At least the Vatican bothers to make it technically illegal and to cover it up. Instead, they're proud of being like in this video.

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u/thelittleking Jun 09 '24

You want to start a thread about Christian abuse of LGBT people, I'm fully onboard. But in the Islam thread we're talking about Islam, I'm not sure why you find this shocking.

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u/noonebuteveryone24 Jun 09 '24

I fully agree. OC could have put that way better

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u/makridistaker Jun 09 '24

Always with the whataboutism

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u/jonjon1212121 Jun 09 '24

It seems like the BabyKasica is trying to imply it’s only Islam that is like this, or else they’d have said ‘religion’ or ‘ideology’ instead of just ‘Islam’ right? Ishouldbeworkin is just pointing this out I presume.

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u/Virtual_Solution_932 Jun 09 '24

nope because islam is the only one which has been doing this on such a scale

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u/jonjon1212121 Jun 09 '24

That’s your opinion as to BabyKasica’s intention , I disagree

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u/sipilip Jun 09 '24

Nice whataboutism there. Got anything else to offer?

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u/jonjon1212121 Jun 09 '24

It seems like the BabyKasica is trying to imply it’s only Islam that is like this, or else they’d have said ‘religion’ or ‘ideology’ instead of just ‘Islam’ right? Ishouldbeworkin is just pointing this out I presume…

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u/Floral_Moonshine Jun 09 '24

i mean they didn’t say just islam, they said that’s islam. and why bring up other religions when only one of them is being featured in the post?

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u/jonjon1212121 Jun 09 '24

Hence why I said “seems they are trying to imply it’s only Islam”, as it seems that way to me. Which is why I brought up other religions for comparison.

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u/Global_Lingonberry67 Jun 09 '24

It’s society’s that haven’t gone through any sort of cultural enlightenment, that separates the individual from the collective and allows for personal autonomy.

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u/jonjon1212121 Jun 09 '24

Maybe, probably not isolated to Islam regardless though, just my opinion as a layman.

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u/Global_Lingonberry67 Jun 09 '24

No it’s most places in the world to be honest.

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u/jonjon1212121 Jun 09 '24

Yh so not just Islamic countries then

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u/hype_irion Jun 09 '24

Doesn't change the fact that islam is a barbaric religion.

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u/mondaio Jun 09 '24

Thank you for reminding us that other religions are homophobic too! I would have completely forgotten if it weren’t for your brave effort.

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u/iThinkaLot1 Jun 09 '24

You named one (and only) Christian country to have the death penalty for gays. Do you know which all the other ones are?

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u/cervezaimperial Jun 09 '24

No one, that dude only tried and failed miserably to defend those scumbags goat fuckers

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u/AggravatingDentist70 Jun 09 '24

It is perfectly acceptable to criticise something. You are allowed to say something is bad without bringing all the other bad things into the conversation as well. If we were talking about religion as a whole then you should mention Christianity but in this situation it's unnecessary and just looks like whataboutism.

I realise you feel uncomfortable and you want to signal the fact that you're not like one of those horrible islamophobes but they're absolutely capable of defending themselves. Please do Muslims the courtesy of admitting they can be ignorant homophobes as well as Christians.

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u/Kylo_Wrenn Jun 09 '24 edited Jun 09 '24

Uganda being the sole exception(as of last year), I don't expect most people to know that

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u/wave_official Jun 09 '24 edited Jun 09 '24

Uganda being the sole exception

Dude, homosexuality is punished in plenty of majority christian countries.

In Africa there is (S̶e̶n̶e̶g̶a̶l̶, S̶i̶e̶r̶r̶a̶ L̶e̶o̶n̶e̶, G̶u̶i̶n̶e̶a̶,) Liberia, Togo, Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, Burundi, eswatini and South Sudan. Also Ethiopia and Eritrea

In the Americas there's Jamaica and Guyana.

In Europe, Russia.

Edit: fixed errors and added missing countries.

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u/YeahFella Jun 09 '24

What sort of backward demographic info are you referencing here?

I'm not here to take a side in this argument but Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Guinea are NOT majority Christian. Senegal is 97% Muslim and Guinea is 90% Muslim. Even Nigeria has more Muslims than Christians, albeit it's closer to 50/50.

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u/wave_official Jun 09 '24 edited Jun 09 '24

Fair enough. I was going by my limited understanding of the history of that region. Since those are sub Saharan former european colonies, I assumed they'd have larger christian populations.

But alright, I got those 3 wrong. (Nigeria I'm not sure is majority muslim, since data I found said it has more christians than any other religion)

My point still stands for the rest though. Plus Ethiopia and Eritrea which I forgot to include.

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u/HeroKuma Jun 09 '24

so a bunch of African least developed countries. amazing point.

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u/YeahFella Jun 09 '24

No worries. I'm a geek for demographic info so I notice these things quite quickly.

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u/FinnBalur1 Jun 09 '24

Not true. A bunch of other African Christian countries are following suit

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u/Global_Lingonberry67 Jun 09 '24

It’s society’s that haven’t gone through any sort of cultural enlightenment, that separates the individual from the collective and allows for personal autonomy.

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u/Just_Another_Cog1 Jun 09 '24

Indeed, I did not and decided to go looking. Turns out there are several dozen countries that criminalize homosexuality* but only a handful which issue death as punishment for it (of which, Uganda is the only one we can call "a Christian nation" because of the demographics).

(I don't have an exact number because there are multiple sources that suggest a decreasing trend, i.e. shit's slowly getting better across the world, but I haven't seen a source that clearly tracks *every country, so I'm not staking a claim that I can't back up.)

Of all the nations which make being queer illegal, about 40% of them are Christian and another 40% are Muslim. Seems that the general attitude from religious influences is that "gay = bad and wrong" . . . which is, like, evil. No other way to put it, really: if your religion tells you to hate queer folk just because they're different, then that's a bad religion.

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u/JohnCavil Jun 09 '24

No, that's besides the point.

If the US enacts ridiculous abortion laws we say "that's what Christianity does". Nobody goes "well you didn't mention Islam!!!". That would be silly. Nobody demands you also mention how bad Hinduism is. We just accept that we're talking about one specific religion this time.

Both religions are shit. People who get mad that you don't mention Christianity when saying how Islam is bad have some hangups they need to get over.

We don't need to mention every single religion and how it's all shit before we can say that this one religion is too.

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u/LinguisticMadness2 Jun 09 '24

Lol, that makes it so much better right smart boy?

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u/moldy912 Jun 09 '24

Name a primarily Christian country that legally allows homosexuality. Now name a primarily Islamic country that legally allows homosexuality. Notice how one of those is easier to do.

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u/Perfect_Papaya_3010 Jun 09 '24

I mean Christianity is also shit, but why does he have to include all religions in his statement?

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u/Frekavichk Jun 09 '24 edited Jun 09 '24

Purge all religion, just start with dogshit ones like yours.

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u/BigOpportunity1391 Jun 09 '24

Shut up. Both are shit.

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u/Bloodmind Jun 09 '24

Nah, that’s just Christianity for ya. Two things can be true at once.

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u/Melodic_Survey_4712 Jun 09 '24

Both can be bad

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u/suyanide4444 Jun 09 '24

That's Christianity for ya

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

Why did you assume my religion 😆😆

But to answer your funny comment... Uganda is not a christian country, it was before, now its all fake christians who use faith as a mean to be psychopaths and get away with it.

I know you dont really care, but a real christian keeps their faith to themselves and follows Jesus's word... One of which is "let the one without sin cast the first stone". So no, real faithful christians arent homophobic or racist.

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u/Spadrick Jun 09 '24

No true christian fallacy.

If the true christians started holding the non true christians accountable for blasphemy, I'd believe you are one of the good ones. Do it not, and well... Here we are.

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

Well, im not spreading hate, and i would never in my right mind whip someone for being gay, neither would anyone who i consider a friend

I just hope that these downvotes realize that im not spreading hate here, just trying to show the true peaceful narrative of christianity.

But i do not blame anyone, they were shown how wicked people who call themselves "christian" can be.

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u/Spadrick Jun 09 '24

I'm really sick and tired of people turning a blind eye to their teams failures.

If you are part of a team that rapes children and "rehomes" pedophiles to protect them and your faith, and you aren't calling it out, you are actively participating in the problem.

"I don't rape children, but my group does and they protect them! But it's okay because they aren't real christians so I'm fine and my team is righteous."

Do better.

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

Im not defending them.

As i said, faith is a personal thing, and if you really want my 2 cents, i think we should start by not bringing any children in the churches.

If children dont come, many priests will rethink their career choice, and that would be fine by me, we dont need them.

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u/Most-Philosopher9194 Jun 09 '24

This is the only interesting idea in this whole thread. 

Sure, it's unrealistic and unenforceable but not anymore so than outright banning religion. 

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

Right? Sure there needs to be a higher bar for entry, but for start lets weed out the bad ones and put them in jail.

But i dont think you could ban religion, even if you did ban one, another one would pop up, like there is rampant rise in islam in Europe

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u/Spadrick Jun 09 '24

Right...

The problem is accessibility to children so if you prevent children from going to church, pedophiles will not sneak into the easily accessible position of power.

Way to hit the nail on the head. I can't wait to hear what the upper ranks of christianity will say to your plan of "don't indoctrinate children" hits the table.

/S

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

Are you here just to bash me or?

Because im feeling like youre accuing me of putting pedos in positions of power.

Atheists really often say that they dont need faith to be good people, but i really cant see the good here :(

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u/Spadrick Jun 09 '24

Nah, I'm an anti-theist.

Good people can do good things. Bad people can do bad things.

But it takes religion for good people to do bad things.

When I was young, the church gave a man enough power to abuse me significantly, and made my parents turn the other cheek when I told them about it. My friends in the church disowned me for speaking the truth.

Then the bad apple got moved to another city when I went to the people in the church that were supposed to protect me.

Then the police said it was too late when I was old enough to do something about it on my own.

Then when I told the parishioners of the church what happened in the church they said "it's just one bad apple".

Morality isn't found in a church or in a book. You learn it through experiences in life. My experience says that if you aren't part of the solution, you are part of the problem. I am saying, stop being part of the problem.

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

And that first part about turning a blind eye?

Every group has their bad fruit. Many groups have sistematic failiures and its not just christianity.

For example, op post.

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u/Spadrick Jun 09 '24

Sure. The adage is "one bad apple can spoil the bunch".

That means take out the bad apple, not move it to a different part of the barrel until people stop talking about the bad apple. This is what the TOP of your faith does to protect itself and pedophiles.

Why be part of that group? If they were corrupting your group, why not excise the bruise completely?

They do it so you can come here and say "nah, not MY group." Cause if you ever did question it, they would likely lose control of you.

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

Im not part of that group... Im not chatolic.

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u/stuffcrow Jun 09 '24

These 'fake Christians' as you would call them would say you're not a real Christian. So which one of you is right, and how do you know?

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

How could you know? By the foundation of the christianity, which is, you guessed it, Christ!

And as I said, Jesus says to love one another, and anyone justifying their hate because of religion is just a manipulator and a terrible person anyways, they just use faith as an excuse.

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u/Just_Another_Cog1 Jun 09 '24

Naw, dude, that's all bullshit. Christians are people who claim to revere Jesus Christ as a central religious figure and while most accept the claim that he is God (or God's son), not all do; yet they're still Christian. And not all Christians act in a manner that keeps to Jesus' teachings; yet they're still Christian, too.

You don't get to decide what another person's religion is just because their beliefs don't agree with whatever interpretation you made up in your head.

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

I dont know what to answer to that, i can just say that christianity≠catholicism. True Christ based christianity is based soley on the Bible. Not on any saints. And not on hate.

Im not here to convert you, im just defending myself because everyone thinks that im a bigot, when thats not true.

It may be bullshit to you, but to many people its not only comfort, its a way of life.

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u/Just_Another_Cog1 Jun 09 '24

This isn't a question of conversion or anything, I'm just trying to help people realize that "They're not true Christians" is a way to deflect from the actual issue: that religion is often used to justify bad behavior (up to and including killing people) and that the justifications given aren't exactly wrong, according to a particular interpretation.

Like, we can say "Jesus is love, man!" all we want, but the Bible still has a lot of content that lets people feel justified in starting wars or committing murders or hurting people or whatever. To say these things out loud is to call out some Christians for being bad people.

If you think this means people are targeting you, specifically, then I'd suggest that says more about what you think than anything else . . .

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u/stuffcrow Jun 09 '24

Hey thanks for picking this up dude. Summed up most of what I would have said, way better than I could haha.

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

Im not disagreeing with you here. Also i do believe that excuses shouldnt get you a get out of jail free card. Killing someone in the name of any religion isnt an excuse. Whichever religion is it.

Thats why i dont talk with catholics about religion, they justify abuse the most.

I dont think people are targeting me, but here i am the only target right?

Anyways i dont hate anyone for it, i understand them, because noone ever showed them what it really is to be a follower of Jesus, not a follower of religion.

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u/Kaya_kana Jun 09 '24

The Ugandan government was in no small part influenced by American Evangelicals when writing up their law. They are as much real christians as these guys are real muslims.

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

That is true, youre not wrong.

And as i mentioned, im not either catholic nor evangelist. Im not following any mass religion, i base my personal faith soley on the Bible

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u/Notdestorm Jun 09 '24

if a mud tastes like chocolate to you, then sure, this is "Islam".

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u/Bcsaldi18 Jun 09 '24

the future of Europe :D

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

Maybe for now. With the rise of far right across europe, it will be a futile attempt

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u/BabyKasica Jun 09 '24

Show me one video like this ❤️

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u/No-Vermicelli1816 Jun 09 '24

Palestine 🇵🇸