/lit/ - Literature

>>12784310
>Probably you're alluding to the fact that Islam and its central text are inherently Arabic and embody Arab culture
Kind of. A little more than that, though.
Christianity is the west. People either interpret that as meaning A: religion shaped the civilization according it its values or B: civilization shaped the religion based off its needs (it's both), but either way you get the same thing. Islam is the same for Arab culture, but there's a major difference worth getting hung up on that makes them completely incompatible. Christianity cooperated with its host civilizations and compartmentalized itself. It distinguishes at least in part between personal faith and society at large. There's a part in the bible where the son of God literally says "render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's, and unto God that which is God's." He allows for distinction and nuance and cooperation with the state, all under the assumption that it's God's going to sort us out anyway. Christianity is designed to rock the boat when necessary, but Islam intrinsically isn't like that. The Quran has no "render unto Caesar." A Christian rocks the boat, but at the first sign of contention a Muslim sets fire to the boat while you're both still inside and his brothers on the shore build a newer, worse boat to Allah's specifications, as detailed in the Quran by Muhammad, who is his prophet. Islam is hostile, destructive, and uncompromising to any system that isn't 100% Islam. That's written into its nature and it doesn't seem to be going anywhere or evolving. As long as it's recognizably Islam, it's going to be a problem.
>how far removed the Ashkenazi Jews are from their spiritual ancestors while still being decidedly Jewish.
Jews are the most self-ostracizing people in our society. I can't think of any group, anywhere, that does that as much as them.

>>12784330
>This is a Western phenomenon driven by the ruling class wanting to make money off migration.
Hush. Don't you know the commoners can read now?