fuck the tahir squar rape vid is haunting me all morning, I feel like constantly throwing up. fuck every excuse someone could find for the culprits, no sane person would ever do such a thing to another being.
anyone know if cruelty is an inherent character trait or acquired?
Both. Like practically any other human characteristic it is a mix of biological impulse and socially constructed systems that feedback loop into each other. You have to keep in mind that this was a western whore, uncovered and practically asking for it. Women are obviousy lesser than men in every way, as taught from a young age, and that's if they accept their subvervient role. But these decadent, western whores with no morality? Who flout the wisdom of the ancients and the best example of humanity that ever existed, shit be upon his name, who was instructed in the only proper way to live by divine will itself? They are an insult to every collectivist ideal they believe in. I'm sure their "racism" is somehow completely understandable and consistent, though. It's not really "racism" because they have no instutional power, because colonialism and imperialism you see. So muslim perceptions of western tolerance as nothing but weakness and decadence will never lead to any problems, it's not like they have any power at all. Sure, they can kill you and rape you and physically hurt you, but ultimately your entire culture is viciously "racist" towards them so shut the fuck up and don't mention it.
But I've been informed by Heskey types that clearly the real problem is how lenient laws are in the west. If only we were as advanced as muslim societies, this would never happen. A beheading a day keeps the rapists away. I think a lot of the muslims perpetrating these attacks see it the same way. Hey, it's the decadent west, this is completely normal for here! This is what happens when you turn away from proper moral teachings and base your societies on secular delusions. Men are literally forced to turn into rapist animals without the proper moral guidance.
