[Quranic Reflection]: The tolerance the Quran gave non-believers

[WinterHold]

It is (Deesse, for clarity: slaughter being preferable to persecution. ). Ever saw Nazi concentration camps?

Thank you for your honesty, and to admit how twisted your moral compass is, by claiming that slaughter is preferable to persecution. Its a convenient way to outright slaughter other people to "spare" them being persecuted, is it?

You are welcome.
And prosecution is indeed more brutal than slaughter; ask a Jew who survived Nazi concentration camps or ask the Chinese Muslims as an other option.

As to your rather cynical (and ill informed) question: Yes i visited KZs, twice. Buchenwald and Flossenbürg. People were put there in order to get killed after they had been persecuted and arrested. Thats why slaughter is worse than persecution, but your twisted moral compass probibits you to see this simple truth. After all you need to defend your (un)holy book before all. Its sad to see how you have given up your humanity for your book, but its a powerful warning to any observer.

Then you should know how Nazi nerve gas must feel like,especially after years of insults, rape and worse.

Persecution is the systematic mistreatment of an individual or group by another individual or group. The most common forms are religious persecution, racism and political persecution, though there is naturally some overlap between these terms. The inflicting of suffering, harassment, imprisonment, internment, fear, or pain are all factors that may establish persecution, but not all suffering will necessarily establish persecution. The suffering experienced by the victim must be sufficiently severe. The threshold level of severity has been a source of much debate.
According to your twisted morality, getting slaughtered is better than any of these.

Do you, personally, prefer to get slaugherered or rather: Imprisoned? Harassed? Interned?

You truly underestimate my bold; or you don't understand these words.

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At work.

*Nods*

I thought so AtlasS33.

Sadly a lot of nuanced understanding can become lost or otherwise cluttered when ideas are attempted to cross such language barriers.

I've found myself frustrated in conversations with those who converse normally in languages other than mine own simple tongue as our efforts to transpose ideas from one mind to another fall astray.

That the other interlocutor in the conversation could literally not seem to even grasp the concept of "No diety"did not help matters.

Cheers.

It falls on the translator then to find the most "accurate" words, and thankfully the Quran is clear and translating to English is a pretty straightforward process.

Slang is a different package on the other hand. For example, translating Arabic jokes to English is quite daunting. Getting English jokes in Arabic is also tiresome in many times. It's like you can't express the emotions that should be projected with the word.

But concepts like "no diety" are understandable. 

(Insert Red Dwarf "What about toaster heaven" style skit here)

?? huh ?