Palestinian leader gives wife-beating tips on Gaza TV

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04

originally posted by: Abysha

Does Christianity support removing women's rights? No. But a Muslim watching this might think so:

Is that the top spiritual adviser of an entire people?

Nope. And neither is Hassan al-Laham. Has anybody tried to look him up? He's not the "top spiritual adviser" of anything at all. At least the pastor I showed you has a congregation and a wiki page.

Then who is? I didn't know Wiki determined these things.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04

originally posted by: Abysha

Does Christianity support removing women's rights? No. But a Muslim watching this might think so:

Is that the top spiritual adviser of an entire people?

Nope. And neither is Hassan al-Laham. Has anybody tried to look him up? He's not the "top spiritual adviser" of anything at all. At least the pastor I showed you has a congregation and a wiki page.

Then who is? I didn't know Wiki determined these things.

Are you really going to argue this? You are the one who insinuated that Hassan al-Laham was a "top spiritual adviser of an entire people".

Do you really think the "top spiritual adviser of an entire people" wouldn't have a wiki page or at least come up in Google aside from this video? He's a Mufti, which is kind of like a religion lawyer or somebody who interprets Muslim law.

He's no "top spiritual adviser of an entire people" any more than Fred Phelps was.