What do you think about this thread?

[Soul Kaizer]

Thread in question: https://xcancel.com/Omarnksa/status/1961780326356713673#m

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[Abdixakim]

Saw that yesterday. So much cope in the comments.

 

[Soul Kaizer]

Saw that yesterday. So much cope in the comments.

Honestly it’s a type of mental backwardness that needs to be purged from the ummah. These guys are so used to losing that saying maybe things could be better is foreign.

Moral superiority doesn’t mean anything when your country has been bombed into the Stone Age.

 

[SpaceyCadet]

we should use these guys for biofuel

 

[Soul Kaizer]

we should use these guys for biofuel

This is the type of behaviour that highlights how arrogant and backwards we are. Why go to some foreign nation’s museum and argue at a statue for???

 

[SpaceyCadet]

Generations of cousin inbreeding leads to actions like this.

Nah we actually have a culture that disincentives the bullying of stupid. I say bring back shame for ignorance.

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[Soul Kaizer]

Nah we actually have a culture that disincentives the bullying of stupid. I say bring back shame for ignorance.

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[LacagChaser]

Who gives a fck about some space rocket. Muslim men especially the browns/arabs are in some deep simulation trying to be viewed as hyper-intelligent/masculine. This is why they jump like fanboys when Tate and other redpillers convert.

 

[cunug3aad]

What did the rocket accomplish. So much hard work and labour and probably some starving overworked kids somewhere and dead astronauts just to send someone to the moon and collect rock and stuff. Maxaad ka heshay dhagax kulli lacagaas iyo shaqadaas oo xisaabka iyo xamaaliga iyo waqtiga iyo baqtiga maxaad heshay. This selfish greedy mindset only ruins the world but they dont care because theyre greedy innit. And these chronically online muslims cant help but appeal to niman dhego laaan

 

[peterpeter]

What did the rocket accomplish. So much hard work and labour and probably some starving overworked kids somewhere and dead astronauts just to send someone to the moon and collect rock and stuff. Maxaad ka heshay dhagax kulli lacagaas iyo shaqadaas oo xisaabka iyo xamaaliga iyo waqtiga iyo baqtiga maxaad heshay. This selfish greedy mindset only ruins the world but they dont care because theyre greedy innit. And these chronically online muslims cant help but appeal to niman dhego laaan

i think the point is walaal when you look at the rocket you see the massive gap in technological sophistication the west became what it is today because it was humble enough to learn and adapt (im not talking about religion here btw) but its societies, although it did it at the expense of its faith but the muslims who were once the hub of science sacrificed it but maintained their faith, the point is you can do both walaal, the point isnt about the rocket itself but what it symbolises.

 

[cunug3aad]

i think the point is walaal when you look at the rocket you see the massive gap in technological sophistication the west became what it is today because it was humble enough to learn and adapt (im not talking about religion here btw) but its societies, although it did it at the expense of its faith but the muslims who were once the hub of science sacrificed it but maintained their faith, the point is you can do both walaal, the point isnt about the rocket itself but what it symbolises.

I misinterpreted the point of the quote tweets raali ahow but a portion of my point still stands. The original tweeter just want to cause fitno with everyone with such a malicious tweet as that. He is only putting into importance military strenght rather than diin, if you look at how religiosity is going its basically the other way around. Muslims shouldnt be "blackpilled" by this our belief is that this life doesnt mean anything anyway in the grand scheme of things. Our society is moral integrity and if they cant stand morality over military might they align more with their hated gaalo

 

[cunug3aad]

This is the type of behaviour that highlights how arrogant and backwards we are. Why go to some foreign nation’s museum and argue at a statue for???

Why you posting gaalo twitter material like this guy roon yahay. He is very clearly seeking attention

 

[Kisame]

Honestly it’s a type of mental backwardness that needs to be purged from the ummah. These guys are so used to losing that saying maybe things could be better is foreign.

Moral superiority doesn’t mean anything when your country has been bombed into the Stone Age.

I'm honestly not surprised with any of these comments. We aren't the only community on the planet that has a shit ton of dumbasses walking around.

@peterpeter

If you want to see more men interested in science and tech you need them to be raised properly.

 

[Midas]

I've never so much cope as I have in those comments. Imagine talking about your moral superiority as you get bombs and missiles dropped on you ?

Wallahi third world islamisim is the most dangerous ideaology in fhe world. You justify your weaknesses and backwardness through using decolonization theory stuff and the lanaguge of islam

 

[Midas]

I mean look at this shit ? Wtf is even this ???

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The blind chase after a technological revolution, modeled upon the West’s own trajectory of conquest and domination, is one of the most perilous illusions that has gripped the contemporary Muslim imagination. The seduction of space programs, nuclear arsenals, and advanced…+ <a href="https://t.co/Ct9gjJR1cR">https://t.co/Ct9gjJR1cR</a></p>&mdash; Islamicize (@islamicize) <a href="">August 30, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

 

[Soul Kaizer]

I mean look at this shit ? Wtf is even this ???

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The blind chase after a technological revolution, modeled upon the West’s own trajectory of conquest and domination, is one of the most perilous illusions that has gripped the contemporary Muslim imagination. The seduction of space programs, nuclear arsenals, and advanced…+ <a href="https://t.co/Ct9gjJR1cR">https://t.co/Ct9gjJR1cR</a></p>&mdash; Islamicize (@islamicize) <a href="">August 30, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

That guy is a 3rd world-phile his politics unironically boils down to 1st World = bad 3rd world = good

 

[Midas]

That guy is a 3rd world-phile his politics unironically boils down to 1st World = bad 3rd world = good

Wallahi I can only thank God that for some reason somalis for some reason despise ideologies like this and instead are prone to delusions of grandeur.

Once you get these kinds of ideas in your system its incredibly difficult to get rid of them.

 

[Soul Kaizer]

Wallahi I can only thank God that for some reason somalis for some reason despise ideologies like this and instead are prone to delusions of grandeur.

Once you get these kinds of ideas in your system it’s incredibly difficult to get rid of them.

It’s slave morality he hates these things because the Muslims world doesn’t have it. I’m sure if you look through his posts you would find him take pride in how Muslim expanded their territory so fast The only reason he doesn’t power is because Muslims don’t have it rn.

Reminds me of Aesop fables

 

[Gracias]

Islamicize is wrong but most of the people disagreeing him with are racist brown muslim males who wish they were caadan. He doesn’t hate himself at least

 

[The alchemist]

This is taking one extreme as an example, then claiming it is the Islamic position, or the common man, and indirectly a reason why we're behind civilzationally (which has a load of issues baked into it, obviously, and the reasons are complex). I have never heard a Muslim say we should not make advancements in the material world. I have heard people say, "Don't think that makes you better". -- which is a fact. There is an important grounding caution tale about don't become like the "builders" who attach their superiority to their ability to build, because time and time again in the Quran, such people are humiliated. However, this has never meant, and rarely is interpreted as, building itself being an inherent problem. Pushing advancements in technology is accepted by nearly every Muslim. In fact, I would say the West is disillusioned by these days because they see how that alone cannot bring the best life.

Usually, this view that religiosity is in contrast with material knowledge advancements is a Western concept. You know the backward Christians who rejected knowledge and forced people to think the world was flat. This was never an Islamic thing, and Muslims never had this association be central in their societies. What Muslims say, build, but be Sapience, don't become an exclusive homo faber, philosophical pragmatist (don't equate this with simple pragmatism, since that is never in conflict with Islam, and can be wisely practiced).

And there is a dishonest framing in this, often used for political Westernization or support of secularization or, kind or religious contempt, sometimes just maybe misguided disproportionality based on Western historic framing. Ulema are among the most forward-thinking and balanced people on this topic, but somehow we end up watching well-meaning, ignorant people as the stand-in for the religious class position. How often do we see this nonsense?