Chapter 76 - Let's Hide My Little Brother

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It doesn’t feel like a coincidence that they got their slaves there, left to Gil- something city and came back to the same road presumably in direction of the client surprisingly in the same town they were found?
Is it not a coincidence that the place the slaves were found and the place where the client is coincide? It could be anywhere else in the vast empire/kingdom but it was specifically there?
And that too being right after the command to find Selly’s parents was given?

Not to mention that Rurin just so happened to be checking out that road when the slave trader passes by? That too specifically when the sisters start singing that song?… Tho I guess the song part is not much of a coincidence

I don't really follow any religion, but you can look up through many sources that Islam supports the oppression of women, the oppression of free speech, acts of violence against those different from you, slavery, and more crimes that ARE considered morally wrong today. You can look at the rights and freedoms of many Islamic countries, and it's the exact same way, showing the flasehoood of using Religion as a moral basis. And just because it's "genuine reasoning" doesn't mean it's right. I mean, look at the Crusades in the Holy Land by the Catholics. It's "reasoning" was that they were invaded and pushed out of their land, but that didn't stop anyone from killing innocent civilians that lived there.

Secondly, the quran in the first place misinterpretations and mistranslations can actually show a text to be worse, such as the quaran indulging in violence and executions for differences, especially differences in opinions.

And Christianity is the same as well, Slavery was justified 200 years ago in America with the Bible as its basis. Most religious texts were, evidentally at some point or another within history, changed for the benefit of gaining followers or for prosecuting a people or ideology. There is a reason why Theocracies hardly exist in the world today, similarly as communism.

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