Anonymous #1 15h

awareness. not everybody pays attention to what specifics happen in places other than where they live

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Anonymous #1 15h

not everything is a flame war

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Anonymous #2 11h

a paragraph about an ambassador that's not related to the part I was spreading awareness about? The purpose of their banning the flag was based on their beliefs, not because Ghalib liked Trump

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Anonymous OP 9h

You don’t think Ghalib’s liking of Trump contributes to/reflects his beliefs just as much, if not MORE than his religion?

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Anonymous OP 9h

I never said it was homie, I think you just self-reported

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Anonymous #1 8h

no? I don't think favoring a political figure means you subscribe to everything they want just because you like them. Religious beliefs can weigh in on a lot of these matters despite separation of church and state and all that jazz. This is an example of that happening as Hamtramck and Dearborn are majority Muslim communities. it's an observation

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Anonymous #1 8h

nah lol I just see ppl getting heated and I ain't about that

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Anonymous OP 50m

when you’re a political figure aligning yourself with a far more powerful political figure, you subscribe to pretty much everything they want (in the public eye) because that’s how you gain power, influence and relationships in politics. I’m not saying this guy’s religious beliefs DONT play into his homophobic views, because they very well could. But pretending that’s all there is to this guy or insinuating that all muslim individuals feel this way is shortsighted.

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Anonymous #1 24m

you're absolutely right, but I'm also taking into account the fact that this ban had to be approved by a council as well, the members of which not being included in the naming of trump supporters

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