Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is the word sh4ria law banned on this site?

I’m gonna guess because very stupid and Islamophobic people are the only ones using it, generally to lie about its impending imposition?

That would depend on the context of its use, right?

So you ban a term regardless of context?

There’s no relevant context.

Weirdos have wholly distorted the actual meanings of terms like “sharia law”, “jihad”, and “intifada”, weaponized those distortions to manipulate the masses (or at least the morons within) into a simmering rage mindset against all things Islam or Arab, in furtherance of the bloodthirsty propaganda agenda set forth by Zionism. The End.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is the word sh4ria law banned on this site?

I’m gonna guess because very stupid and Islamophobic people are the only ones using it, generally to lie about its impending imposition?

That would depend on the context of its use, right?

So you ban a term regardless of context?

Anonymous wrote:Why is the word sh4ria law banned on this site?

That's how we filter out the braindead MAGAs.

Anonymous wrote:Why is the word sh4ria law banned on this site?

I’m gonna guess because very stupid and Islamophobic people are the only ones using it, generally to lie about its impending imposition?

Why is the word sh4ria law banned on this site?

Most of the time I don't want to put the effort into explaining why I am closing a thread. I am often busy at the time and just want to get it done as quickly as possible.

That would defeat the entire purpose of the forum.

When you close a thread, it is sometimes clear that the thread is a duplicate or that people are starting to get obnoxious or abusive and rather than block all the participants, you just close the thread but in other cases, it is a mystery. Is this an oversight or is there a glossary of close codes somewhere we can reference?

Also, why not ask people to register under pseudonym so that accounts can be attached to their posts and then we can ignore the posters that have proven unreliable and pay better attention to the ones that are credible. It also makes enforcing rules of conduct waaay easier.