Muslim men have courage!

On Paltalk I encountered a quartet of men who purported to be Muslim and decried the supposedly "pussy-whipped" status of Western men; particularly American men. They said that the problem with the West is that they have forgotten what honor is, and like cowards appeal to the police and the judicial system to settle disputes. They said any real man would treat "his women" (including his wife, girlfriends, children, mother, aunts, etc) as property and would beat anyone who looked at them or touched them, or would kill anyone who dared to touch any woman of "his". They said only a coward would ask the police and the court system to help. They said they did not care what the law is, and that the real measure of a man is how much killing he has done personally, not using cowardly methods like technology to do their killing. They said any "real man" would not allow women to have any say in politics or any other matter and that women were dirt and should be regularly beaten and that Western men were cowards for listening to women, and Western men were therefore faggots and feminized. They went on and on and on. I asked these great geniuses if they had personally killed anyone, but it turned out that not one of these brave souls admitted to killing anyone. They blustered on and on, belching and farting on the microphone and insulting anyone in the room. They even mistook several women in the room for men, and called them queers and faggots, attacking them visciously over and over. Wow I am really impressed. What a great religion Islam is! It sure supports family values and seems like a much better alternative than what the West has.

Interestingly, whenever I or others have suggested that these blowhards should live in a country that favors their mindset, and leave the West and its Western values to Westerners who appreciate it, they become very defensive and angry. None of them want to leave the West and its comforts. They only want to change it to reflect what they feel is the "right" sort of culture.

Oh brother...