As usual, not a single word about the atrocities committed against millions of women all over the Middle East in the name of this religion. Not even when this interview airs while women are being murdered in Iran, while all Saudi women have no right to make their own decisions, and Afghan women are treated like property and denied education.,(reply>), @GabrielAverage delusional bigot. <br><br>Next time, actually have a conversation with them before spewing your garbage.,(reply>), @Gabriel Corrêa de Oliveira  Asking a relevant question isn't changing the subject, diverting from a question while responding to one would be though.,(reply>), @Rasheed That’s not a defence. Address the facts instead of changing the subject.,(reply>), @ALI AL MASRI Plenty of Saudi girls would rather kill themselves than accept living under guardianship laws. There are numerous cases that were very well documented by international media, including several who succeeded in feeling the country and sought asylum in the West.,(reply>), If their was a Christian on the podcast would we expect him to discuss how of the top 5 countries with the highest population of slaves, 4 of them are Christian nations? Or do we selectively choose to highlight groups differently depending on what our personal beliefs are?