Opinion of Ayaan Hirsi Ali

[Darth Plagueis]

She's massively FF.
One of the few times I'll be agreeing with Snowstalker.

[Deus Naturae]

I think her efforts are well intentioned, but in her quest to defend liberty, she is often counterproductive. Ex: She talks a lot about how Islam is an enemy of religious freedom, but at the same time advocates for social intervention designed to influence what religion people practice.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

If Snowstalker lived in Greece he'd be a KKE/Golden Dawn swing voter. What a type.

[H. Ross Peron]

If Snowstalker lived in Greece he'd be a KKE/Golden Dawn swing voter. What a type.

Sounds like the voting patterns of a lot of German working-class voters in Weimar.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

Gully's law of forums #6: All unironic mentions of political correctness must directly be responded to with this video

[Filuwaúrdjan]

If Snowstalker lived in Greece he'd be a KKE/Golden Dawn swing voter. What a type.

Sounds like the voting patterns of a lot of German working-class voters in Weimar.

No.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

If Snowstalker lived in Greece he'd be a KKE/Golden Dawn swing voter. What a type.

...no.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

If Snowstalker lived in Greece he'd be a KKE/Golden Dawn swing voter. What a type.

Sounds like the voting patterns of a lot of German working-class voters in Weimar.

You might think so from the way the history of that period often gets framed, but there really weren't many people like that.

[Cassius]

An extreme social libertarian who realises that certain aspects of Muslim belief do not lie well with her own... Must be a HP

[memphis]

A pity to see so many die-hard Atlas feminists cower before the pretense of organized religion. Just because something is done in the name of religion doesn't make it exempt from criticism.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

A pity to see so many die-hard Atlas feminists cower before the pretense of organized religion. Just because something is done in the name of religion doesn't make it exempt from criticism.

That's not what anybody here is arguing. And you know that.

There is, again, a difference between criticizing the teachings or practices of a religion and talking in a blatantly vindictive, almost maniacal way about 'crushing' that religion. Though it sadly doesn't surprise me that you're apparently comfortable with both.