European culture and the culture of the US/UK used to be quite easy to define. Now it is purely defined by the things that they do not share with Muslims. Most Europeans don't have a consistent set of values that define their continent. Similarly, Americans and the English don't have a consistent set of values they identify themselves by. Especially since federalism has taken their country over and technocracy/oligarchy is taking root in their country. When did this happen?
>>18256309Suicide is haram in Christianity too, just saying.
>>18256315Christianity doesn't have any concepts that are equivalent to "haram/halal" or "kosher" in their scripture. That's why it's a larp religion led by trannies and pedos and its biggest worshipers are the most depraved rootless cowardly populations on the planet.
>>18256309>impaling culture is defined by a shared, single set of values.The Westian culture is the only currently existing culture (and maybe the only culture in history) that actually cares about the rights and diginity of women as equal human beings.The Western culture is the only one in which children are actively encouraged to question authority and the social order; the only existing culture that values the individual and their decisions over the good of society.The very idea that ruling is legitimate by the approbation of the ruled is quite a Western idea. You will hardly find this Westian ideas in cultures outside, at least not to that degree. If you take just Japan or the middle east, you will see the differences.To make one thing clear:I do not say the Westian way is "true" or something. I just put out the singularities.From a logical point of view, e.g. the Chinese civilization could be very well right and the West failed at basic values.
>>18256309>European culture and the culture of the US/UK used to be quite easy to defineHey that sounds just like this site
>>18256309As an English Muslim, I believe I’m well placed to comment on this.While there are major historical events such as the Protestant revolt, the “enlightenment”, Industrial Revolution etc which put Britain into the grip of Satanic, anti-Christ modernity, the final blow was WW2. Simply put, a lot of men died. Many were raised without fathers, and so any semblance of Tradition was lost. There is a clear break at this time. I also believe that the personal automobile accelerated the ‘individualism’ of Anglo culture to a point where even families became estranged. Before the wars, most people had barely left their own county, never mind the country. With the automobile, people left town for work, leaving their parents to grow old alone. This distance created different lifestyles. Widened the gap with Tradition. Now we have three generations of this estrangement, and its effects are clear. When I was a child we still knew about old Britain, and the old values were still present. But now all those old people are long dead, and the first estranged generation rule. Now the very young live in a different world to the one I was born in.
