This is what Boko Haram did yesterday in Nigeria

@Hoppy preach

@Mob Rules militants are never civilised, man. NORMAL Nigerians, yes. The fuckers who beheaded these innocent men seen here, absolutely NOT.

@Metatron They’re all fresh, but the first isn’t in good condition and second one is improperly displayed. I’m guessing a buy 3 get 1 free sale.

@Metatrón lol

@TheThing87 I condemn Boko Haram, alongside other Jihadists, for the murders and acts of terror they commit.
The way I see it (and this goes for EVERYONE, not just Islamists), there’s a simple cure to this; if they’re chill, leave them be. If they’re terrorist scum (like Boko Haram), rapists, mass murderers, pedos, etc. KILL THEM THE FUCK OFF!

Anywho, time to cuck again! Yayyy! *sits in my Special Chair with my Hello Kitty microphone*
Studies show that the vast majority of victims of Islamist terrorism are themselves Muslim (roughly 80–90%), with attacks heavily concentrated in specific Muslim-majority countries. While there are over 1.8 billion Muslims globally, violent conflict is not universal. Data indicates that most such violence is concentrated in a few areas, notably the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa. In 2012, for example, six major armed conflicts with over 1,000 battle deaths occurred within Muslim-majority countries (Afghanistan, Pakistan, Sudan, Somalia, Syria, and Yemen). However, other large Muslim-majority nations, such as Indonesia, have been free of such armed conflict for long periods. Islamic leaders and scholars frequently condemn acts of terrorism and violence against civilians, noting that such acts violate core Islamic principles of protecting innocent life. The majority of Muslims do not support violence against civilians. Research suggests that violent extremist groups are often seen as "heretical aberrations" by mainstream Muslims. The high levels of conflict in some regions are often linked to complex factors, including political instability, foreign intervention, and the rise of extremist groups, rather than being an inherent feature of the religion itself. While extremist groups do commit violence against both non-Muslims and other Muslims, it is not accurate to say this is a universal behavior of all Muslims.

Congrats on getting here first btw!