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Serious question. How is this islamophobic?
this is meant to be against capital, yes? since this an anarchy comm? and the argument it's making is that capitalism is a product of sharia law, yes? and sharia law is law as derived from the qu'ran, yes?
so, the reason it's giving to be against capital is "it comes from islam", yes? at least that's the only way i can find to interpret this.
It is meant to be against capital because it comes from the brutal medieval era. Thats at least my interpretation of it
the medieval period may have been brutal in europe, but next door, the islamic golden age was happening at that time, involving huge advances & development in medicine, mathematics, philosophy, art, etc between the 8th and 14th/15th centuries.
if it was purely about that it would not mention sharia, which is still a thing today.