Coincidence?
Maybe NewYork is no longer a good place to invest?
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Expand your sources...here's a summary of successful Islamic Countries today.
I'd also suggest that you read Jared Diamond's book "Guns, Germs and Steel" to better understand how our modern civilizations evolved
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AI Overview
"Successful" can be measured through various metrics such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the Human Development Index (HDI), and economic diversification.
The top-performing Muslim-majority countries, based on overall economic size, standard of living, and global influence, include:
Turkey: With a nominal GDP nearing $1.64 trillion, Turkey boasts the largest economy in the Muslim world, driven by highly developed manufacturing, defense, and tourism sectors.
Indonesia: As the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, it is an economic powerhouse with a GDP exceeding $1.54 trillion. It is a leading emerging market and a G20 member.
United Arab Emirates (UAE): A global center for finance, aviation, and logistics with a GDP of $621 billion. It ranks very highly on the UN Human Development Index (HDI) due to its aggressive economic diversification away from oil.
Saudi Arabia: Boasting a GDP of $1.38 trillion, it remains an energy giant undergoing massive modernization under its Vision 2030 program, which invests heavily in technology, sports, and tourism.
Malaysia: With a GDP of $516 billion, it is recognized for its highly advanced manufacturing capabilities, electronics exports, and robust Islamic finance sector.
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NONE of your countries are technologically advanced in any sense and ALL have negative migrations
And most live off resources that we developed in the West.
AND most are autocracies.
Link: https://seasia.co/2024/10/30/the-rise-of-muslim-migrants-worldwide-an-overview-from-1990-to-2020#:~:text=Syria%20has%20become%20the%20largest%20source%20of%20Muslim,as%20well%20as%20Europe%20and%20the%20United%20States.
I'm responding to another of your "Shark Jumping" posts...those countries are not collapsing and
they can certainly improve their technological prowess over time. Not every Muslim is backward thinking and averse to modern technology...don't forget the profound influence of Muslim mathematicians back in the 8th - 14th centuries..e.g. Algebra...Spherical Trigonometry...etc. which we all benefit from today.
I'll mention it again...read Reza Aslan's book "No god, but God" for a very good summary of Islamic History...Current Status...and Future Development. Frankly, based on your posts, you are grossly under informed when it comes to all things Islam.
Islam is an ancient superstition and can only retard a nation's progress.
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Other faith followers can, and do, say the same thing about Judaism and Christianity...Nicht Wahr?
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Now do a list of Islamic countries that restrict Women's and LGBT rights.
Many to the extreme. We will all stand by and wait for your AI / Wiki inspired reply.
You are correct of course, with regard to those countries.
Final Answer per AI Overview
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NONE of these countries provide fully equal rights for women.
Turkey and the UAE are closest in legal terms.
Saudi Arabia has improved dramatically but remains far from parity.
Indonesia and Malaysia guarantee equality on paper but fall short in family law, enforcement, and cultural practice.
Note that the GOPs overturning of Roe v Wade took away a woman's right to choose her own
Reproductive Decision Making here in the USA...unlike Turkey...and to an extent in Indonesia and Malaysia.
The countries I mentioned allow women to hold full constitutional rights...as for LGBTQ+ citizens,
they face varying degrees of discrimination...just like here by the GOP, and especially by the Trump administration.
Man you are a piece of work and I don't mean that in a good way. Dem commies will say anything.
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Did I say anything you can prove as wrong?
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