Alcohol may be bad for you, but you know what's even worse? A religion that doesn't allow you to have the free will to decide if you would like to drink alcohol. And right now there's a big conversation happening in the UK as more and more Islamists are getting mad about the fact that there are literal mosques right next to pubs now. Now, for those of you unfamiliar, pubs and drinking is part of the English culture and it has been for many, many, many years. And with this new Islamist takeover, these mosques are really offended by the fact that there are pubs near them. Now we must ask ourselves a question, is this a coincidence or maybe these mosques are intentionally putting themselves in a position to come once again try and destroy UK culture. But I find something about this even more interesting. Watch this next video, it might blow your mind. It kind of blew mine if I'm being completely honest. But they said that the alcohol in heaven, when you drink it, you begin to fly like an aeroplane. Oh. Quran told you people this. Yes. When you drink it, you begin to fly like an aeroplane. And you believed. Yes, you begin to fly. And when you are landing, you will land on a woman, bruh. Bro, this is hilarious. We'll watch the rest of that clip in a minute, but do you not feel that there's something a little bit wrong with a religion that tells you from one perspective that it is haram to drink alcohol, and that is exactly what they say verbatim. I mean, just watch this video. In Islam, drinking alcohol is prohibited. A beloved Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasallam said, it's mentioned in Sahih Hadith of Ibn Majah, Hadith number 3392, 3393, 3394, that anything which intoxicates you in large quantity is prohibited, even in small quantity. No excuse for nipper at all. Okay, so anything that intoxicates you in a small amount is problematic in a big amount. That's actually a pretty logical argument, but it is haram, haram, haram, haram, haram, haram, haram. And yet somehow these things that are haram, women and alcohol, they are the gifts that you are promised when you get to heaven. Something about that seems a little bit off. Like, could you imagine if in Judaism or if in Christian, in Judaism they said like, when you get to heaven, you'll be able to eat as much bacon as you want. Wouldn't that say something to you? Like, wouldn't that feel just a tiny bit off? Why is it that the thing that's prohibited here is the thing that I will be gifted? Maybe, maybe something isn't too okay with that. But once again, we know that there are a lot of things that are a little bit off about this. But let's talk more about this infiltration of the UK and everything that's going on. And more importantly, let's talk about the double standard, because unfortunately, it's not just that their religion pushes this ideology that says you can't do it on earth, but you'll get a lot of it in heaven, which is just often weird. They also don't actually keep to it, right? So they're interested in pubs being shut down, in you not drinking alcohol, whilst they go out there and drink themselves. Okay, 11 is right there, and these men are in a pub. In the pit, yeah. Lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky. Because it's hypocritical at best and just revolting, at least to be like, you guys are a problem. I don't like you guys, but I'm allowed to act this way. By the way, welcome to the Pushback. I'm your K host. Make sure to hit that subscribe button. You already know the drill. You found your people with us and we're great.
