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Jeff Goldblum criticized for 'dangerous and hurtful' comments on Islam during 'RuPaul's Drag Race'

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Jeff Goldblum criticized for 'dangerous and hurtful' comments on Islam during 'RuPaul's Drag Race'

Goldblum continued asking Cox about her religion's stance on the LGBTQ community and women.

"Is there something in that religion that is anti-homosexuality and anti-woman? Does that complicate the issue?" the actor asked. "I'm just raising it and thinking out loud and maybe being stupid."

Jeff Goldblum criticized on Twitter for 'dangerous' comments on Islam

And by "dangerous and hurtful" they of course mean "truthful and accurate". These people are lunatics.
 

anti-homosexuality and anti-woman was a major Christian theme and anti-homosexuality remains one...

hatred is not just a Muslim trait.
 
FreeSpeechRooom said:
And by "dangerous and hurtful" they of course mean "truthful and accurate". These people are lunatics.
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Maybe Ru Paul's Drag Race wasn't the appropriate forum for honest questions about sexuality and gender?

The twitterverse guarantees heat for anyone who speaks openly about anything, so why should anyone give a hoot?
 
I don't see whats dangerous or hurtful in what Goldblum asked. He asked a questions. So what! Shouldn't people be more critical of Islam's treatment of the LGBTQ community?
 

Like Christians?
 
Mongidig said:
I don't see whats dangerous or hurtful in what Goldblum asked. He asked a questions. So what! Shouldn't people be more critical of Islam's treatment of the LGBTQ community?
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And christanity
 
Bodhisattva said:
anti-homosexuality and anti-woman was a major Christian theme and anti-homosexuality remains one...

hatred is not just a Muslim trait.
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Spare me your moral relativism, Christian majority nations do not execute gays for being gay and haven't for more than a century.
 
Bodhisattva said:
I beat you to it...
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Cultural relativist horse ****, Christian majority nations aren't executing gays and haven't for more than a century, Christianity went through an enlightenment and reformation which is impossible for Islam as they claim that not only is their holy book divinely inspired but was written by god herself.
 

Do Christians discriminate against gays in America?
 
vegas giants said:
Do Christians discriminate against gays in America?
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No, gays have full and equal rights in Christian majority nations unlike in Muslim majority countries where they are executed for existing so shove your disgusting moral relativist horse ****.
 
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Mongidig said:
I don't see whats dangerous or hurtful in what Goldblum asked. He asked a questions. So what! Shouldn't people be more critical of Islam's treatment of the LGBTQ community?
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I am critical of Islam and Christianity's treatment of the LGBTQ community, yes.

You vote for the people who are against LGBTQ rights, so I don't take your concern trolling seriously.
 
FreeSpeechRooom said:
No, Christians have full and equal rights in Christian majority nations unlike in Muslim majority countries where they are executed for existing so shove your disgusting moral relativist horse ****.
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I don't get to vote in territory held by ISIS. Do you?
 
Praxas said:
No, they just talk about it and spread fear and hatred about gays.

Tennessee Pastor Who Is Also a Detective Calls for L.G.B.T. People to Be Executed - The New York Times
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Irrelevant gays have full and equal rights in Christian majority nations a handful of nut jobs doesnt change that fact nor does it change the fact that in many Muslim majority countries gays are executed for existing so again shove your bull **** moral relativism and reflexive whataboutism, it's disgusting.
 
Deuce said:
I don't get to vote in territory held by ISIS. Do you?
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It's not just ISIS controlled territory so spare me.



Same-sex intercourse illegal:
Brown Death penalty
Dark orange Death penalty on books but not applied
Red Up to life in prison
Orange Imprisonment
Yellow Unenforced penalty
 
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They have rights, not thanks to the Christians, but thanks to the liberal, secularists that fought and gave them equal rights. Your idiotic comments are nothing but hate filled bull****.
 
FreeSpeechRooom said:
Spare me your moral relativism, Christian majority nations do not execute gays for being gay and haven't for more than a century.
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The argument is not about majority nations but about those that follow the religion. Gay people are attacked and killed by Christians because of their belief that God disapproves of homosexuality.

which is impossible for Islam as they claim that not only is their holy book divinely inspired but was written by god
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That is exactly what Christians claim too... and untold millions of Muslims are moderate, peaceful and non-bigots.
 
FreeSpeechRooom said:
Reflexive whataboutism to justify the overt oppression of gays across the Muslim world. Absolutely disgusting.
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:lol: Somebody does not know what "justification" actually means...
 
FreeSpeechRooom said:
No, gays have full and equal rights in Christian majority nations unlike in Muslim majority countries where they are executed for existing so shove your disgusting moral relativist horse ****.
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Christian majority nations like Uganda or Russia? You have interesting idea of what full and equal rights looks like.
 
Bodhisattva said:
The argument is not about majority nations
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Yes it is.

but about those that follow the religion.
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No it's not you dont get to frame your bull **** argument to downplay the vast state oppression experienced by gays in the Muslim world.

Gay people are attacked and killed by Christians because of their belief that God disapproves of homosexuality.
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No they're not that's a lie. Show me an example of a Christian murdering a gay because the bible commanded him to, I'll wait.
That is exactly what Christians claim too... and untold millions of Muslims are moderate, peaceful and non-bigots.
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More lies most mainstream Christian denominations teach to hate the sin but love the sinner and to try to get gays to repent and come to Jesus to be saved so spare me you bull **** lies and moral relativism.
 
FreeSpeechRooom said:
Spare me your moral relativism, Christian majority nations do not execute gays for being gay and haven't for more than a century.
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Uganda is a majority christian nation and they want to execute gays for being gay...


NAIROBI - Uganda announced plans on Thursday for a bill that would impose the death penalty on homosexuals, saying the legislation would curb a rise in unnatural sex in the east African nation...."

Uganda plans bill imposing death penalty for gay sex - Reuters


"...More recently, there's another trend that appears to be worsening homophobia in the sub-Saharan: the influx of evangelical and pentecostal preachers, often from the United States, which has spurred an increasingly competitive contest for African worshipers. Dionne says that these religious figures, much like political leaders before them, sometimes get peoples' attention by leveraging preexisting homophobia, perhaps worsening it in the process. But, once again, outsiders are doing their part. As the Post's Raghavan wrote, conservative American Christian groups "send missions and help fund local churches that share their brand of Christianity. Sermons and seminars by American evangelist preachers are staples on local television and radio networks across the continent." Often, these sermons play up the supposed threat of homosexuality to Africa's culture and its children. As in the case of Uganda, which has spent years debating a "kill the gays" bill to punish homosexuality with death, ever-harsher political rhetoric and social attitudes can follow..."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...isingly-recent-roots-of-homophobia-in-africa/

Did Chick-fil-A Help Fund an Anti-LGBT Death Penalty Law in Uganda?​
 
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