The Apostasy Hustle

I mean, let's be honest. Apostates in the Muslim world, if they face any threats, which is mostly fiction, but if they face, any threats or danger, it's most likely going to be from their own families, who are upset about what they're doing. Almost none of these people are being prosecuted by the state and and almost no one who is prosecuted by the state ever gets executed. I can't think of a single example, where that actually happened. That Moroccan Murtid on the Patrick Bet David podcast talking about his life being in danger in Morocco, while Morocco doesn't even have apostasy laws or blasphemy laws.

That man wasn't under any sort of threat. And of course, the only people who ever do claim that they face threats for leaving Islam are the career ex Muslims who are among the most obnoxious people that you'll ever see. So that kind of confirms it. I mean, have to admit it's a bit, conspicuously contradictory that you have all these people making a career out of being apostates while continuously claiming that apostates all get killed.