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  1. Joe Mama says:

    Racism and xenophobia is always so funny.

  2. majiira says:

    and again, another proof for american racism and discrimination. just sad.
    always harassing the germans for their past but .. look who’s talking.

    • lol says:

      Noone said anything about Germany in this thread, butthole.
      Find one where Americans talk crap on Germany, and THEN state your opinion.

      I’m American, and have no problem with ANYone.

      Now, get your ‘German racism’ out of here and enjoy the internet,.

    • Ryan Waxx says:

      And your evidence that the person in question is American is… ?

      Oh, right. Haters like you don’t need no stinking evidence, everything you see is connected to the thing that you hate, it must be so.

      So what did you say when your daughter told you she was dating an American?

      • Benji says:

        The spelling of jewelry suggests the person is North American, so either a US citizen or a Canadian.

        If they were British, Australian, New Zealander, South African or one of the other majority English-speaking countries, they would likely spell the word as jewellery.

        Of course, this is not total proof because Failbook constantly shows us how people fail to spell simple words correctly, let alone those with multiple accepted spellings.

        • Kuroro says:

          Canadians use a mix of American and British forms for words such as armour, which Americans changed. So it’s more likely an American than a Canadian… if we consider it isn’t a typo/mistake

          • Benji says:

            Thanks for that. I do find those sorts of language differences interesting and I was not aware of that about Canadian English.

            Fun fact: the words music and magic both used to be spelt with a k on the end, until Noah Webster’s simplified American dictionary removed the k and both those words were modified in all but archaic uses of the words.

      • here's an idea says:

        Killed the dude.

      • maxim says:

        Does he come from a blue state?

    • LOLwut says:

      Or, it was just the dad saying that he doesnt want his daughter dating. *rolls eyes* Probably has nothing to do with discrimination. btw americans rarely call thrift stores “charity shops”.

    • Broomhilda says:

      Um, this comment most likely did NOT come from an American. Americans don’t typically use the words “charity shop.” That sounds more like a Brit to me.

      Also, perhaps the folks on here don’t understand that some people actually wish their children to find mates who share their religion. Rather than dating men who want to cover them in veils, disallow driving, treat them like second-rate citizens and ultimately stone them to death.

      • (required) says:

        Definitely not American. We spell, and pronounce it, “joory”

      • yomama says:

        Broomhilda: i’m an american… and also a muslim. the muslim women in my community aren’t covered in veils, are allowed to drive, are treated like all the other citizens in the country, and are not stoned to death. get yourself an edumacation ;)

      • Rolanqua says:

        Because all Muslim men do that, right?

      • ThtJstHppnd says:

        My best friend is married to a Muslim, named Mohammed. They have a son over a year old. She is a strong, independant atheist. And they are in a very loving, understanding relationship.

        The sheer number of racits stereotypes on this thread show that, it doesn’t really matter what country you are from or in, anti-Arab racism and Islamophobia are worldwide problems.

      • DaViP3R says:

        Actually in original Islam, women have more rights than man.
        And I can’t see why u have a problem with covering your wife. In Islam You shouldn’t cover the whole body. Those ninjas(Yes, even we, as Muslims call them Ninja/Zorro.) are just wearing their traditional Arabic dress. I mean my wife is my wife. I should enjoy her. Not anyone else. Islam doesn’t disallow driving. It actually says that men should drive and women sit & enjoy.
        stoning is a bit harsh, in my opinion, but it strengthens the family. They do it when FOUR witnesses report a man and a woman (who are not married) having sex. Four witnesses. you can never get that much witnesses unless you are doing it in the street. U as a single man may not like this, but millions of married men love it.

        • docturette says:

          Ummm…where the heck did it say that men drive and women whould sit and enjoy?
          They didn’t have cars back then…..and in relation to horses, the Prophet Mohammad actually ordered parents to teach their daughters how to hunt and swim and ride horses.
          Yes, I’m a Muslim.

        • DeathAintCoolMan says:

          I’m (relatively) fine with the dress and the driving, in the name of religious freedom, but since when did killing someone in a brutal manner ever strengthen a family? Is your contention really that “millions of married men”, and by extension, millions of married women, are better off with the threat of a painful and public death looming over them? Completely aside from whether or not such a punishment is justified, you make the point that one could “never” obtain four witnesses to an act of adultery barring roadside fornication. This argument relies on the assumption that false testimony does not occur. Were four people to claim that your wife had committed adultery, would you willingly surrender her to the crowd? Would you cast the first stone?

    • Capt. Obligatory says:

      Godwin’s law

    • trollfood says:

      Yea, Kraut. We love to build ovens and burn women and kinder. STFU for another 100yrs. Than you can talk S%&T. YOUR Grandad was a baby killer.

      • kayson says:

        Ouch.. this kinda breaks your point..
        Mr. Kraut above may not be very witty but this comment just makes me cringe with the sheer dumbassness of it. It’s offensive. More than the one before.

    • CleverUsername says:

      Who said this was in America? What, the French can’t be racist against middle easterns?

  3. c says:

    Exactly what I was about to write

  4. Taneen says:

    … and the second part of the joke goes… Well if you think this is bad maybe you won’t be mad at my flunking out of school?

    • Kuroro says:

      No… the joke pretty much ended at that… your part just makes no sense… the dad didn’t tell the girl he was kicking her out, he just said that’s what he understood by her saying she was going out with “Mohammad”

  5. Stratakus says:

    If my daughter walked in with Mohammad F. Haque of the Apple Geeks webcomic I’d give her a raise.

  6. Wes Widner says:

    The only fail here is the presumption of hate. Perhaps her parents know and understand the established danger of mixed-faith relationships and, inferring from the name, also understand the additional dangers for women who date men that follow the teachings of Mohammad.

    Oh but lets not bring rational thought into this discussion. Instead lets oversimplify the matter just to get a cheap laugh.

    • Dan says:

      Man, the only way that could have been more racist is if you’d just come right out and said ‘Kill the towel-heads.’

    • Deacon Blues says:

      And, of course, all men named Mohammed are Muslim, just as all men named Abraham are Jewish and all men named Paul are Christian, right?

      Naw, no bigotry there…

    • Jimmy says:

      Yeah, because throwing her out where she can only go to Mohammad makes it seem like they have her interests at heart…

    • Deus Ex says:

      “established danger” = “the hate I have received from my elders”
      “inferring from the name” = “utilizing deep-seated prejudice”
      “rational thought” = your cover story and how you sleep at night. You shouldn’t. Get unnerved and do some serious thinking.

    • Derek says:

      Not everyone whose name is Mohammed (or Ahmed or Abdul) is automatically an Arab. And only 20% of Muslims in the world are Arabs.
      So your argument about mixed-faith relationships is basically invalid.

      • Clint says:

        His argument is invalid, but not for the reasons you specified. You have a point, but all you proved was that he might not be an Arab. The arguments made about mixed-faith relationships are “true” to the people who make them, regardless of whether or not this one instance is a case of that or not.

      • Miss Sim Simma says:

        Sorry, but his argument remains valid. What does being Arab have to do with the fact that he is Muslim?

    • Lacrymosa says:

      Yeah let’s just say that all the people with a Muslim name are Muslims, that all the Muslims are sexists (it’s well known that the other religions respect women and give them the same rights as men), that someone’s name is so big deal that it could be a danger to a relationship, and that you can know that a person is a danger just by knowing their name.

      • misscali says:

        “it’s well known that the other religions respect women and give them the same rights as men”

        LOL WUT NO

        • Properzia says:

          Lol sarcasm understanding fail. Though it is rather difficult to tell when someone is being sarcastic over the internet.

    • Esteban De La Trollface says:

      tl;dr: BAWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!

    • Patrick says:

      Because you can tell a person’s religion by their name.

    • seb says:

      “let’s write a racist rant and call it rational thought”

      you, sir, are an idiot.

    • syrupfiend says:

      People, face it. If we are assuming that Mohammad is Muslim (which chances are, he probably is), then the father would have ample reason to be a bit mad (unless of course he was mad simply out of spite or racism). Muslim men living in highly religious Muslim countries, have a high tendency not to treat their women very well. And that’s not me generalising, that’s me referring to conversations I have had with ex pat middle easterners.
      I’m not saying this is true of ALL of them, heck I’m friends with a couple really lovely Muslims. But if the only Muslims or middle easterners that this man ever came into contact with were religous fanatics, men who beat their wives religiously, and generally just violent examples, then who can blame him? Sometimes it’s not about racism, it’s about a (sometimes ignorant) fear of the culture… I suppose it’s similar to the way many of you generalise to all Christians, saying they are all horrible hypocritical bible bashing zealots. Although some certainly are, and they may be the only ones you have encountered, they are not a true representation of all Christians, very few of the ones I know are like that. It’s always the minority that give the majority a bad name.
      So maybe you should look at yourselves and our own fearful or arrogant stereotyping, before you start calling other’s out as being ignorant and discriminitive.

      • gs says:

        Ok, i appreciate that at least you’re trying make a rational and measured argument, but:

        First of all (and actually this is addressed to all the other commentators not you) yes we can assume that Mohammed is Muslim or Arabic because that is the nature of the ‘joke’ – it’s clearly being made by a bigot that intends it to mean someone who is Muslim.

        Ok, now: You argue that the father has ample reason to be mad because many muslims in a few muslim states treat women poorly, and then almost directly afterwards point out that you can’t stereotype everyone in a religion due to a few fanatics – heed your own advice.

        On a lesser note; you assume that it’s a good thing that a father should be able to punish his daughter for her choice of boyfriend without hearing her side of the story. I find it kind of horrible that parenting that doesn’t respect the rights and choices of the children (to a certain extent of course) is lauded here.

        Oh also, you use the old saying ‘don’t get me wrong, heaps of my friends are (insert race, colour, religion or sexual orientation being discriminated against)’ – careful of it, even if you’re not, it’ll make you seem incredibly racist.

      • Mike says:

        Sooo the not making my own “fearful or arrogant stereotypes” based on the minority who give the majority a bad name is something I have to do about Christians but you don’t for Muslims?

        I refer you to; “So maybe you should look at yourselves and our own fearful or arrogant stereotyping, before you start calling other’s out as being ignorant and discriminitive.”

        And you know what, I am going to cover all my bases here, I am going preempt you response and denial and point out your hypocrisy now;

        “If we are assuming that Mohammad is Muslim (which chances are, he probably is)” – opinion based on what? Maybe it is just the minority giving the majority a bad name?

        “Muslim men living in highly religious Muslim countries . . .” – Well, this was in English, kinda suggests to me maybe not from one of those clearly barbaric countries where everyone must be just like those bad apples we see in the media.

        “. . . heck I’m friends with a couple really lovely Muslims.” + “. . . and they may be the only ones you have encountered, . . .” – well if you think we are judging people based on those we have encountered, why not try doing the same thing yourself? But to a positive effect, give Muslim people the benefit of the doubt, based on those you know?

        I agree with you on the point about the father being ignorant and prejudiced, as my own dad is the same, there is no changing some peoples mind, but there is no reason to defend their ignorants, it should be discourage until we can finally raise a generation free of the shortcomings of their forefathers.

        • xxiggyxx says:

          really? You’re all going to get this worked up over a joke? You realise this never actually happened right, therefore the Mohammad in question is in fact Muslim, as he is made up and it’s part of the joke…. -_-

      • Trix says:

        I know all about this because SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS ARE LOVELY MUSLIMS.

        Dear god, the ignorance, it burns us.

      • canadaftw says:

        Sure. So the best way to protect his daughter if he really feel it’s dangerous is obviously by kicking her out of his house. totally makes sense.

        don’t want to sound like an ass but this guy is just a racist. end of the line.

        • Pixie says:

          Definitely with you there. If it was a case of worrying about his daughter’s safety, throwing her out of the house would be a terrible idea.

      • Simon says:

        FYI, all of what you just wrote is pretty much a definition of hate and racism. Hating arabs because of some crazy guys you’ve seen on Fox News is racism. Hating Christians because of a fanatic minority cannot be racism of course, but is pretty much the same.

        Well, I’m glad to inform you that you are a racist and a hater.

        • Simon says:

          Just reread what I posted, and not happy with that. I don’t know you, and by default I have no reason to think you ACTUALLY are a racist and a hater. Sorry for that. I was only underlining the contradiction in your post. What you state to be OK and understandable is actually simple racism and hate.

    • Me says:

      My first thought was that many dads don’t want their daughters to start dating anyone. The assumption that it was because of the boyfriend’s name is definitely a fail. Why do people want to find racism so badly in a situation where we really don’t know if it exists?

      • Stompariffic says:

        Until I read your comment I thought that the status was just a joke, the major part of which was the name.
        I’m glad that you set me straight and I know that it was written with total sincerity.

    • Bunny says:

      Your entire post is absolutely ridiculous. Again, if the man called Muhummad is muslim, it *still* doesn’t mean that he is extreme and will hurt or endanger her in any way. If he’s willing to date outside his religion, that probably indicates he’s a bit more open-minded.

      Also I have no idea what “established dangers” of mixed-faith relationships there could possibly be, unless it’s from people like you and the OP on facebook.

    • Tracey says:

      Presumption of hate? He said he’d throw her out into the street with nothing. I don’t think it gets much more hateful. And following your “logic,” how is that less dangerous than her DATING someone?

    • ThtJstHppnd says:

      Yeah, man, you just kind of proved all of our points for us with your racist comment about how racism isn’t racist. (religism?)

    • ohhellNO says:

      STFU nerd! Your comment makes me laugh! “Teachings of Muhammad”? Who ARE you to say that???!! If you think your so right, here’s what you do: get off your ‘righteous’ ass; go to the nearest mosque(doesn’t matter WHERE you live, there will be one); go to the imam(leader), and ask him about Islam. When you have learned everything there is about Islam and you can say that you’re still correct, come back and tell me.

    • a muslim girl says:

      i think you might just be presuming almost hateful things also Mr!
      i hope ..one day ..like the person who wrote that silly status learn that not all muslim men are dangerous ,…theres bad people everywhere and theres lovely people everywhere too :) …oh and for the record ,im muslim but not arab

  7. Nick Naney says:

    My dad just said “hey I’m a giant racist douche who doesn’t have the brain power to understand why my daughter would be interested in somebody from a culture different then mine, I also have a small penis and every night secretly stop by the truck stop to blow other racist morons” actually he didn’t quite put it like that…

    • Me says:

      Speaking of brain power… you should learn the difference between “than” and “then” before accusing others of a lack of intelligence.

      • well.... says:

        Nick didn’t say “then,” his dad did. :P

      • RS says:

        Speaking of correcting people’s typing… you should learn the difference between “than” and “from” before accusing people of not knowing the difference between “than” and then”.

  8. Gravey says:

    Maybe he just figured that she’d be moving somewhere closer to the mountain.

  9. Her Zika says:

    u mad, muslims?

  10. arahman84 says:

    For once, shouldn’t have censored the name.

    • Canaduck says:

      That’s what I was thinking. Normally I’m against harassing people who show up on failbook but for David Duke here I’d make an exception.

      • cebuspoop says:

        ah, the Dukemeister

      • re-re? says:

        You were trying to be ironic, no? Hating someone for their beliefs, intending to harass them because “you” are right?

        You can’t be this stupid, right?

        • Ryan Waxx says:

          He not only can be that stupid, he can be that stupid within a fiery halo of self-righteousness that a Roman Catholic inquisitor would find hard to match.

      • Ryan Waxx says:

        I dunno, you sound awfully hate-filled, what with your need to attack people and all.

        Why do you feel such an intense desire to harass people who do not share your beliefs?

        • cebuspoop says:

          Canaduck is about as hate-filled and bigoted as a slightly stoned naked mole rat.

          • Ryan Waxx says:

            You’re right!

            It ain’t bigotry if you hate the RIGHT people!

            How fashionable of you.

          • Canaduck says:

            Thank you, cebus. It’s true that I am very much like a slightly stoned naked mole rat.

            I was kidding, you guys, about harassing people on facebook. I don’t really have any interest in doing that type of thing. But I am a little weirded out by the sort of jump in logic that made you decide that my comment was some sort of ironic display of hatred and bigotry.

            • Ryan Waxx says:

              Oh I see. You only want to go harass people on facebook that you LIKE.

              First, I don’t actually believe you. Second, you don’t say “aha, just kidding” and then simultaneously ask why someone got upset back when you were ostensibly serious.

              Third, if there’s any bigoted thing being said on any thread about whites, christians, or rednecks you’re either the one doing it, cheering the person on, or trying to outdo him elsewhere in the thread. So yeah, a person who doesn’t share your prejudices might notice.

            • Deus Ex says:

              We know. Ryan Waxx is illiterate if he didn’t hear that in your original post.

              I can rephrase it for him. “I am tolerant of all kinds of beliefs, but when they violate generally accepted societal norms I’m happy to step in and say something. When a better path is taught in schools and reinforced by employment practices and laws in the American workplace, and straying from it can get public officials fired, I’ll reinforce the message to the offending person.”

              • Ryan Waxx says:

                He said: “Normally I’m against harassing people who show up on failbook but for David Duke here I’d make an exception.”

                He DID NOT say: “I am tolerant of all kinds of beliefs, but when they violate generally accepted societal norms I’m happy to step in and say something. etc etc etc”

                The two are not equal. So, you were talking about illiteracy? As in, “not being able to read?” Because you’re qualifying.

  11. runninginreverse says:

    Must be a close minded family.

  12. QuietBianca says:

    How the hell did random racism make the first page? Please Failbook, don’t give me another Cheeseburger site to stop reading. I’m begining to run out.

    • Ryan Waxx says:

      If you’re running out of sites that don’t offend you, perhaps the cause is your extreme intolerance?

    • Asha says:

      It’s a fail. It’s from Facebook. It meets requirements. There are like 40 other failbook-esque websites, go find one if this one offends you so much. Or sit here commenting all day, that seems to be the style.

    • Trix says:

      This is FAILbook. I think the point was to highlight the egregious racism.

  13. cheezitgrl says:

    Um. Racist much?

  14. Ostiniatoze says:

    Of course, its totally impossible that this was joke

    • tamara says:

      Jokes are usually funny. This is just racist.

      • Cletis says:

        As George P below me sez, jokes are NOT usually funny. Racist jokes are funny to racists. I think it’s highly probable that this is this asshat’s idea of a joke, and he does find it funny to hate members of another race and/or religion.

      • ClariPossum says:

        Just because it isn’t funny doesn’t mean it was meant seriously. For all we know, the family has no problem with her boyfriend at all and the mom was just kidding around.

        • Sarina says:

          I think that you just might be right…I have trouble believing that people can actually live up to racist stereotypes. I always thought (or hoped) that they were exaggerated.

    • George P says:

      Oh, he thinks it’s a joke, all right, but it’s only funny to ignorant racists.

  15. red velvet says:

    Maybe she’s just rebelling because she knows dad is a racist jerk. Or maybe this is true love. Either way, dad’s still a racist jerk.

    • tamara says:

      I remember fondly my former boyfriend Mohammed. He is Libyan and returned to Libya over 20 years ago after finishing Uni here. I am just glued to the news at the moment hoping that he, his family and my other Libyan friends from back then are safe and soon to be liberated from the evil dictatorship. And yes, the poster is a racist jerk.

    • anon says:

      Or MAYBE he got the joke off sikipedia. Like 50% of failbooks these days…

    • misscali says:

      you sound white

  16. West says:

    The sad thing is if you search for this on FB there are tons of them… ugh.

  17. Ivan Torres says:

    HOORAY FOR IGNORANCE!

  18. annoyed says:

    You guys are pathetically uptight. Whether he was joking or not doesn’t directly affect any of your lives. get over it already. I’m not racist and I laughed and now I will go on with my day because its a STATUS ON FACEBOOK.

    • Ally says:

      Annoyed, I think you mistyped there – I think you meant to put “I’m not racist BUT…”

    • Mike says:

      Hey by that logic I may as not subject myself to the internet at all, or any media, or anyone else’s opinion, as none of it directly affects my life.

      May as well not get out of bed tomorrow, avoid having to formulate an opinion on all those things that don’t affect me. I’m not going to flip out because of this status, but doesn’t mean I am not going to treat this forum any differently to any other communication. I will point out ignorance and its stupidity no matter where it is.

    • afsd94 says:

      That’s too bad that you think that it doesn’t directly affect any of our lives… because it does. Racism is a very big deal all over the world. It allowed for the foundation of the Holocaust (to name a very prominent, well known one), and basically most of the heavy conflict between many countries in the middle east and the US and within them as well.
      This prejudice could easily lead to the encampment of all Arab-Americans or Middle Eastern- Americans in the US. Remember WW2?

      So I guess I’m pathetically uptight, but I really don’t want to find out the result of all of this racism.

  19. ForeverMurphys says:

    So, by you all stereotyping Mohammad – that makes the Dad racist? Hmm interesting.

    • Bobicus says:

      If you read the status, ‘Dad’ has never before met Mohammad, and instantly hates every fibre of his being because of his race, and you seem to be attempting to justify that.
      Hmm, interesting.

      • Julian says:

        It’s not a race, it’s a religion. The race is exactly the same: homo sapiens.

        • 'M says:

          homo sapien is the species, Arab (or Asian or Indian, ~62% of all Muslims are from outside the Middle East and north Africa, and some of the highest concentrations are in the Asia-Pacific area and the Indian Subcontinent. Hell, he could be an Arab christian who just has a traditionally Muslim name, ~1/10 Arabs are Christians.

          The More you Know.

          • Julian says:

            You’re right, there are subscpecies. It was merely a metaphor for “don’t misinterpret all the differences between human beings as racial”.

        • Derek says:

          The post doesn’t specify that the dad got his hate on because of his race (presumably Arab) or his religion (presumably Muslim).

          By the way, even in academic circles it’s accepted that the human species can be subdivided into different races.
          In fact in medicine it’s sometimes even necessary: being black gives you a pre-disposition to have sickle cell anemia. The more you know~

          • Julian says:

            Thank you, I know this. It is of course quite obvious that humankind is divided in different subspecies with hereditary attributes like almond eyes or the pigmentation of the skin. There are many more attributes which are not openly visible, by which people can be divided into different groups (for example the ability to roll the tongue into a round form, a bit like a drinkind straw). But I am not sure “Arab” is, genetically speaking, a biological race in itself. This should be researched properly, before assumptions are made – on my part as well. (But this being the internet, and failblog at that…)

            Also, in that tale, I assume the father being anti-muslim rather than anti-Arab, because a) the english-speaking world acts rather hysterical about anything muslim, so the joke would be stronger and b) Mohammad is a stereotypical name for a muslim, while “Farhad” or “Fatih” (two Arab names I know) would sound less obvious “muslim” to the reader. I mean, in a joke, everyone always goes for the safest version for maximum understanding. But that doesn’t really matter, because anti-arab would be euqally bad as anti-muslim.

            There’s a great French comedy in the cinemas here at the moment [with Kad Merad, "L'Italien"], in which an Algerian illegal Immigrant to France poses as being of Italian descent [and gets into trouble when is ailing father asks him to do ramadan, which clashes with his Italian, and supposedly christian behaviour pattern]. What I mean to say is that, generally, people from Arabian countries may very well look like people from Italy, Greece, Spain or other southern European places, which, in my eyes, leaves the “race” option in OP’s story void.

            • Bobicus says:

              I was using the term “race” colloquially, not scientifically, but I admit that I assumed the bloke who made the joke meant Muslim = Arab. WHich, to be fair, is more than likely.

            • docturette says:

              Arab isn’t a race, it’s a language. People in North Africa speak Arabic, and to the north in places like Syria and Lebaon (where they’re much lighter) they speak Arabic as well.

              And of course most Middle Easterners look like they coud be Spanish or Italian! We’re from around the Mediterranean . . . typical tannish skin/dark hair and eyes setup :P

      • Forevermurphys says:

        It doesn’t say any place that Dad never met Mohammad before, for all you know Dad may work with Mo, go to church with Mo..
        It just says it’s her new Bf.

        • Ammika says:

          No one would ever say “This is my new boyfriend, a guy you’ve already met” it just doesn’t make contextual sense. “This guy is my new boyfriend”, maybe.

      • ClariPossum says:

        No, I think FM was pointing out that we’re ALL assuming Dad has a problem with the boyfriend because of his race and/or religion, simply because of what his name is, when it isn’t specified in the post. It’s implied, yes, but only slightly.

        That said, I don’t think it was serious.

        • ClariPossum says:

          Ok maybe not ALL of us, but most of us. Thought better of that after I posted.

        • CatRoulette says:

          True…He could be one of those Dad’s that hates all his daughter’s boyfriends equally.

          • Patrick says:

            Perhaps. But I doubt he’d have added the name, if it wasn’t an issue.

            Meaning, if his name was, say, ‘Billy,’ I don’t see him saying she said, ‘This is my new boyfriend and his name is Billy.’

      • Ostiniatoze says:

        is it so impossible for Mohammad to be a white guy?

    • pawsalmighty says:

      *WIN*

    • George P says:

      No, disowning his daughter because her new boyfriend has a Muslim name is racist.

  20. horrosho says:

    Aren’t these normally meant to be funny? I’m kinda worried that by putting this up here someone is going to get the idea that this is okay behaviour

  21. phobia says:

    I wouldn’t want my daughter dating a terrorist either.

  22. Sammara says:

    Okay, let’s pretend for a second that this isn’t racist. Let’s pretend that he’s just mad that his daughter is dating.

    He should be glad that she was not only willing to TELL him that she has a boyfriend, but she was willing to bring this boy home for him to meet. And, the boy was willing to do it. He can’t be all bad.

    If you add the racial factor back in, and let’s assume the daughter knows how her dad feels about her dating (what we assume is) a Muslim young man. Either this is the dumbest rebellion ever (because it will definitely result in the young man getting hurt) or she really likes this boy, and he’s really brave and a stand-up kid for coming to meet her family. Either way, the dad isn’t making his life any easier by freaking out. If you make your kids feel awful, especially through some kind of bigotry, you stand a good chance of losing them.

  23. Ssshh says:

    Oh stop being so politically correct people its just a joke! Mohammed is the most popular name in the world, I cant see any reference to race in the post, can you?

  24. Failblog Fail says:

    Hey Failblog, this one is disgusting. Is this the kind of humor of dumb Americans, having learnt nothing from the events of the past years? Congratulations. You’re discriminating against battered people.

    • Strawberry says:

      They’re saying the dad who posted this was a racist fail, not that the joke was funny or even remotely true. Chill out.

    • Canaduck says:

      I know it’s fun to pretend that you have some sort of weird moral upperhand by being “not American”, but it looks like you should work on your basic reading comprehension before you get too smug. Start with the title, then check the post tags. Then read a few comments. It will come to you eventually.

    • docturette says:

      You know, some people can actually be *gasp* Muslim AND American! O.o
      Mhmm….,like me.

      • Julian says:

        If I may ask, do you experience much prejudice because of this? I have no idea how Americans react to muslims in everyday life. Over here (Germany) we of course only get the peaks of what gets media attention in the US, which is far away from everyday life… (Which also has an upside, nobody here ever heard of Rebecca Black or Snooki! Better life ftw!!)

  25. Pierced Freak says:

    First, any who say this is racist #FAIL at life. Since Muhammed is common for Muslims (a religion, not a race) you cannot be racist by hating Muslims.

    Moreover, you bunch of failers, it isn’t bigoted to not want your daughter to date someone of a different faith. If you actually believe in yours, that is…

    Pansies. You all fail.

  26. teh d00che – Presidon’t of teh Internetz says:

    If it wasn’t racist or about dating it would be priceless indeed. If the daughter said something different that upset her parents.

  27. Pierced Freak says:

    P.S. I’ve watched how the Muslims in my med school treat their girlfriends and wives. It’s the international version of a trailer park. No way would I want my daughter dating a man whose firm belief is that he pwns her.

    And stupidity owns you if you disagree with me.

    • Ally says:

      Do you know anything about Islam at all? Both the Bible and the Torah contain many more examples of misogyny than the Koran. The men you mentioned may treat their wives or girlfriends badly, but that’s far more likely to be for cultural than religious reasons.

    • tamara says:

      Weird, I was treated like a queen by my muslim bf. And know many muslim couples where the women very much wear the trousers.

      • Patrick says:

        The only man I’ve dated that actually treated me right was a Muslim. (Relevant because I was still living as a female at the time)

        • banana be-pijama says:

          Yes indeed they will treat you like a queen as long as you are dating. On the other hand, the story takes a 180 degrees turn once you are married.
          I’m not generalizing; not everyone is the same. However as someone who grew up in the middle east I have seen way too many examples of the life before and after marriage. What can I tell you… not a pleasant memory.

          anyways personally i think this post is hilarious, i actually laughed out loud and so did my mom.

    • NotThatIt'sAnyOfYourBusiness says:

      I’ve had several muslim boyfriends during my life. What they all share in common is that they all treated me better than the guys of other faiths/cultures I’ve dated/lived with. You’ve seen a few guys treat their spouses badly and have made the assumption that this is automatically because they are muslim. But I’m willing to bet, that even if I would show you thousands of cases where a christian man (of any nationality) has mistreated his wife/gf, you wouldn’t make that same accusation. Do you get my point?

    • misscali says:

      I don’t see how that differs from many Catholic, Christian, Jewish, Agnostic and Athiest men, really.

  28. Trolololalalala says:

    Copied from a facebook “Like”. Fail… Wait.. This is Failbook. FFFFUUUUU–

  29. iamamuslim says:

    i love failbook for the sake of humor .. i’m quiting today .. i really don’t take this as a joke , how is it funny ?? u guys accept gay etc but not muslim ?? i am a muslim and i love muhammad saw. i’ll never make joke about moses or jesus b’cos my religion teach me if i ever make fun about any of them i’ll be a bad muslim and will be going to hell , making jokes about other religions is haram for muslim .. how is it ok to make fun oh muhammad ?? i know some of u may think that i am over reacting , this is my way of saying jokes has limit to it . with all due respect , assalamualaikum .

  30. Rach227 says:

    some peeps need to lighten up, its a joke! Plus the point of the joke is that you dont know the race and you thinking its racist means u stereotype the name to islam. I think it’s quite funny, I have and asian mate back at home who would love this might send it to im ;)

    • Taneen says:

      You can’t help but link the name to Islam. I haven’t come across any non muslims by the name of Mohammed. I saw what I thought could be a joke, but as I didn’t see any reply for so called ‘Dad’ it is easy to think the Dad is a racist. Just subsitute the name for a Jewish one, Buddhist etc and then see if it still would be taken as ‘non racist’.

    • dude says:

      ummm, this is the one name in the world that is not common to ANY other belief system so then name isn’t the stereotype, its the assumption that someone with the name would be someone undesirable to date for the daughter based on the stereotype associated with the name

    • harmony says:

      That is so not the point of the joke. You’re suck an idiot.

  31. iamamuslim says:

    *of

  32. Jojo says:

    This is a win!

  33. JM says:

    Maybe Mohammad was Catholic and that’s what the problem was. I know someone named Mohammed O’Donnell (his mom is from Saudi and his dad is Irish).

  34. miss riddle says:

    This reminds me of a joke my dad played on my grandmum. He told her that my boyfriend was black. She literately FREAKED OUT, cried, and tried to lecture me. It was a huge overreaction.

    I don’t know how people can dislike another race so much. I just don’t get it. My grandmother was so upset that she was going to have ‘oreo great grandchildren’ and didn’t even consider my love.

    • hdpace says:

      OMB!! That reminds me of when my family met my now husband! My dad assumed he’s black or mixed because he’s dark-skinned. My dad didn’t have a problem with it, but he told other people so they wouldn’t be shocked when they met him. My entire family thought my husband was black; no one said anything to me about it until I found out and had to straighten it out. Lol.

      • wendy says:

        ….. and that’s how shallow we have become… we “think” he is black… had they never seen him? I assume they had and he’s just got a tan skin. So if he were the same color of skin but had black parents, he’d be black. And you family needs warning because they’d be “shocked”…. i am amazed.

    • Ryan Waxx says:

      Ha, troll-invented story FAIL.

      “Oreo” is a disparaging term used by blacks to denigrate blacks that “act white” (black on the outside, white on the inside). It’s also used against black politicians and public figures that have the “wrong” set of beliefs like SC Justice Thomas or Bill Cosby.

      At least learn something about race relations before you create a fictional account of racism so that you can be the most fashionable girl on the block.

      • Tasha says:

        Beat me to it as well…

        I’m biracial… and I prefer “swirl”.

        • Layla19 says:

          Hey, I might use “swirl;” I’m tired of identifying as a mutt. Or maybe vanilla with tons of mix-ins!

        • Ryan Waxx says:

          Cool. There are a lot of ways to refer to it that aren’t mean-spirited.

          And that’s the way we are ALL headed eventually… races don’t un-mix, so it’s a guarantee that at some point everybody’s children will be a swirl, so you’d better get used to it now.

          Or not. History will run over the fools stupid enough to try and hold it back.

      • TheCaoth says:

        So you automatically assume that her grandma – who obviously isn’t the sharpest knife in the box – would use every word correctly? And if she supposedly doesn’t, it’s a fake story?

        Logic – you fail it.

        • Ryan Waxx says:

          Psst. The supposed storyteller made no indication that she realized it was the wrong term. Far more likely, when she created the story she simply applied her own misunderstanding to the fake quote.

          I know you’re desperate for an excuse, but simply imagining a possibility into place as opposed to basing it on what the poster actually wrote is a FAIL.

      • miss riddle says:

        My grandmother doesn’t understand these terms. She uses ‘oreo’ for mixed children.

        If you think 80+ year old racist tea party members understand race terms…well, I have some new for you.

  35. John says:

    Don’t worry guys! It’s just a joke stolen from sickipedia. Again.

  36. iamamuslim says:

    9/11 has nothing to do with islam , yes the one who did it was muslim that does not mean that they practice islam .

    • Marvelous Mira says:

      Did you just say that a person being Muslim does not mean that they practice Islam. Are you stupid?

      Please tell me you’re not American…

  37. Priyanka says:

    My sweetheart’s name is Mohammad and I want to marry him.

  38. James says:

    It’s funny that this hateful bastard is considered a better parent than a homosexual ever could be.

    • Ryan Waxx says:

      Considering the hateful bastards commenting in this thread, don’t you find your comment ironic?

      • gs says:

        How is it ironic at all? He is not being hateful and he implies nothing about his own parenting.

        • lulz says:

          Do you have problems comprehending things when you read them? Use that little brain of yours and think about it, the post was in fact ironic and hateful.

  39. Justice says:

    Hmm… my comments with absolutely no swear words and the same buzz words everyone else is using like racism and Muslim and the like seem to be placed under moderation for severely long periods of time. I looked at another post of mine that’s being moderated… for four days. I’m starting to turn into Paranoid Parrot that the Fail network doesn’t appreciate my no nonsense, blunt take on human nature.

  40. Justice says:

    This will appear twice, but my delusional rants don’t seem to make it to the boards sometimes. My comments with absolutely no swear words and the same buzz words everyone else is using like racism and Muslim and the like seem to be placed under moderation for severely long periods of time. I looked at another post of mine that’s being moderated… for four days. I’m starting to turn into Paranoid Parrot that the Fail network doesn’t appreciate my no nonsense, blunt take on human nature.

  41. dedawen says:

    The fail here is everyone talking “Race”. Islam is a religion. I’m as white as a sheet & have blue eyes but I’m Muslim (I chose the religion, didn’t choose my race). And I know many white guys named Mohammad, they either chose the name after converting or their white Muslim parents named them that as its a considered a blessing to do so.

    At any rate, I thought it was funny.

    • TheCaoth says:

      No religion was mentioned in the original post. It could just as well have been the so called “race” with the most Mohammmads that he was prejudiced against.

  42. Ally says:

    “I’ll include this under racism when I find a strict Muslim family that would gladly welcome their son to dating a white blonde non Muslim girl. Or… let’s up the ante… Jewish”

    Sure, because racism is only racist when it’s reciprocated.

  43. Just some chick says:

    Realistically, it doesn’t matter what the guy’s name is. All the daughter really had to say for the dad to hear that was, “This is my new boyfriend.” =P

    • split says:

      I agree with this. The joke would be funny if they omitted the name entirely, but they went and inserted an ethnic/religious/whatever name and made it about bigotry.

    • Derek says:

      I actually heard almost the exact same joke, but the punchline was that she was pregnant. Which version has the most unfortunate implications with it?

  44. Mark says:

    I agree with Justice. “Racism” seems to be a new ‘it’ word being thrown around the internet. Political correctness be damned. But that’s just my two cents.

    • Deus Ex says:

      Justice, you seem to be confused on the difference between racism and culture clash. Call us when her family disowns your wife (note the very different stakes in the original post). Until then spare us your crying.

      I won’t expect you to see the prejudice in the original post either.

  45. Lala says:

    I don’t think the issue is about her having a BF. If it were, he could’ve just left it at “Dad, this is my new boyfriend”. Instead he felt he needed to disclose the boyfriend’s name, to show why he thinks he needs to take such extreme action :-/

  46. hurrah_for_sex_and_violence says:

    lol. you guys are weird. DEATH TO THE WEST!

  47. d says:

    Yeah, the guy should be all jolly and happy his daughter is gonna marry someone who practices a religion known for its fine handling of women.

  48. Sick says:

    Oh my god, this racist father is such a racist! How does he dare worry that her daughter’s boyfriend, who comes from a culture widely known to abuse women, might not be a decent guy??? What a racist!

    Oh and white people: stop trying to protect other cultures from what you believe is racism. All the decent Muslim guys I met were highly critical of their own culture and admitted without any shame that Muslim cultures were very abusive of women, which they strongly disapproved of.
    Also, they can defend themselves if they feel like it, they aren’t weak inferior beings who need the superior white man to protect them.
    (And I’m white too).

    Finally, parents always worry about their children’s partners. If this guy’s daughter was dating an American, he might worry that the guy could be a vegetarian, promiscuous, too lazy to find a job… You pick.
    Grow up, look at what the real world is like and stop living in the dream-world the media is trying to sell you.

    • tamara says:

      Vegetarian? People seriously worry their children might hang around with veggies? What are they worried about?

    • Deus Ex says:

      Love the fail: “All the decent Muslim guys I met were highly critical of their own culture”. I think you’re missing the point that the boyfriend could easily be one of those decent guys, but the father doesn’t allow for that. This is called prejudice, and it’s supposed to go away as you meet more and more “decent” people from a culture. We’ll wait for you to catch up.

  49. LOLwut says:

    Omg guys replace the name Muhammed with the name John or Brent or Alex or something. It’s not a racial/religious thing. I know a man named Muhammed after his dad liking Muhammed Ali the fighter and he is neither Muslim nor from the Middle East. The fact that you ALL played the race card on this post is a FAIL.

    Stop creating hate where none exists. Dad just doesn’t like his daughter dating.

    • TheCaoth says:

      You are extremely naive if you think the name Mohammad had nothing to do with the punchline.

    • canadaftw says:

      Some peoples need to stop trying to defend the asshat.(if it was simply a copied joke, good.If it was a person that really meant this as a ”joke”, meh) Enough with the crazy theories : hmm maybe mohammed is just an irish catolic arian jew. It doesn’t mean anything. for god’s sake. it cannot be interpreted in any other way.

  50. Shiny says:

    Ick. What an ignorant douchebag father.

  51. ACL says:

    Daughter. I am dissapoint. -_-

  52. Lolyeah says:

    I’ve seen this before….

    This is a joke from something… but I just can’t remember where

  53. just saying... says:

    I take it no one here has ever heard the stories about women who married Muslim men, then after marriage went back to “visit” his family and was never allowed to come back to America or even contact their family again, but leaving their husband with an American passport? No?
    Maybe it’s not really common, but it doesn’t mean it’s not true. Just because it relates to a certain ethnic group doesn’t mean it’s not true. Too many people nowadays are too fast to yell “racism” and never think that there are real reasons out there to be wary of the way some people believe (and I mean that in general, not just towards Muslims).

  54. Muhammed says:

    My name is Muhammad and I find this hilarious LOL it’s so funny

  55. Patrick says:

    You assume that Muhammad is of a different culture. It’s entirely possible that he was given a traditional name to honor a family member, but raised in American culture.

  56. Tareq says:

    not all Arabs are Muslims actually Christianity started there and Muslims do use the name Abraham Turks are mostly Muslims and this talking is what give those stupid airheads who call them self Muslim like alqaida a base for there ideas

  57. AndromedA says:

    Gave a thumbs up. I’m the 1337th. >:D

  58. gs says:

    How sickening.

    • Ryan Waxx says:

      You’re right!

      All these Morality Police making sure that everyone knows how enlightened they are by rushing to condemn any and all disrespect of non-christian religions are a drag, eh?

  59. HecticHerictic says:

    I just love parents attempts at humor especially when their equally dull friends nudge them on to keep it up. They are real cards, real office cut-ups to say the least, and I am. Mohommy should blow that house up on principle, I mean introducing him to her parents instead of blowing him in a dark alley? Where are these kid’s heads at?

  60. Wizard says:

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  61. Fogell says:

    Muhammed is the most commonly used name on Earth. Read a f.cking book for once.

  62. phlebus says:

    This is not about racism or xenophobia. The “joke” revolves around the name Mohammad. The major defining characteristic of the name is not race or nationality, but religion. I think that this is a safe assumption at the two sigma level. Thus it is clear that this parent has an irrational fear of religion. Did I say irrational, I clearly meant rational.

  63. El says:

    I have a friend named Mohammed. He’s a Christian. (His mother was Christian, his father was Muslim.) Apparently Africans don’t see anything unusual about Muslims and Christians intermarrying.

  64. queezy says:

    This is offensive. It needs to be taken down.

  65. Capt. Obligatory says:

    Maybe she is just too young to date? Why jump to the conclusion it was because of his name and not consider that maybe she is simply not allowed to have a boyfriend?

    • Terry C - NJ says:

      In post-9-11 America? It’s not jumping to conclusions. Americans are THIS paranoid about everyone who they deem “different.”

      And Mohammed is well-educated, forget it. Most Americans don’t like smart people either. Look at the war Repig governors are waging against teachers and education….and the way the right still defends DUMBya.

    • Ohhonestly says:

      If she’s old enough to drive a car, she’s old enough to date. If her parents were that controlling, she’d not have the car, or the iPhone, or the …

  66. lols says:

    is it ok for everyone if i hate everyone?

  67. @DrHeathcliffe says:

    I hate it how every one seems to be required to be sarcastic when they say something. It wears out sarcasm and verbal irony to the point of making it meaningless. Just because you say the opposite of what you mean doesn’t mean you are clever or correct. Ease up a little and you won’t come off as such a condescending prick, Ryan Waxx, Derek, and many others.

  68. Raven says:

    Wow, just wow at all the comments saying that this has to do with racism – It’s completely a parental thing, as soon as a child brings home a boyfriend/girlfriend this is immediately what the parents think…. In all honesty the name Mohammad could be replaced with Bob as I doubt very much this reaction had anything to do with what race/religion etc the boy is. The dad will immediately be against this relationship purely on the grounds that another “man” is trying to take the attentions of his child away.
    We have enough racism in the world, no need to see it where it isnt there…

  69. pepper mint says:

    I just read the comment thread.. it makes me want to BELIEVE the US stereotype, and shoot myself because of the ignorance.
    First of all what if Mohammed was a muslim american? And what if he was of arab descent? I mean everyone in the US is originally of some other nationality.. We live in an area of different cultures, and small insignificant things like religion or nationality isn’t supposed to get in the way of that incredible link we have. We are supposed to LEARN from different cultures not HATE on them.

  70. Laaru says:

    This is horrible.

  71. McMeme says:

    Mohammad goes in, stereo, TV, cars come out. You can’t explain that.

  72. Bunny says:

    I really hope this is a joke. If not, it’s just awful.

  73. B says:

    When are the Aliens coming? I am sick of people.

    Racism is de-evolution.

  74. Terry C - NJ says:

    I don’t think this is funny. And I wouldn’t want to be part of a family that was this close-minded.

  75. passim says:

    the instant I read anything involving the word “Mohammad”, I knew there was going to be a flame war.

  76. That Guy says:

    His name is Mohammed, he must be a Muslim and all Muslims are terrorists. That is like saying his name is Patrick, he must be a Catholic, and all Catholics are Paedophiles.

    • tamara says:

      Now, this amuses me. Not long ago, just being Irish in the UK had some people (stupid) people assuming you were a terrorist. Didn’t matter if you were Catholic or Protestant.

  77. Deus Ex says:

    Maybe what some people here are missing is perspective. I suggest watching the trailer for Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner on IMDB. Or maybe rent the movie. It was racism in 1967, it’s racism now, only the exact skin tones change.

    • lili says:

      No, not really, because Muslims often look white. “Mohammed” is a rare name for Christians and people of other religions, but he could be of any nationality. Most Turkish people and many Tajik Afghans look as white as can be, blond and blue or green-eyed. Most Muslims are Indo-Europeans, just like northern Europeans.

  78. TheStevenHawkinsTreadmillExperience says:

    It disgusts me that grown men can be so ignorrant

  79. Sara says:

    u knw when my muslim frnd invited her christian bf over to diner her parents were not only polite, they were warm and friendly
    i guess that means that her muslim dad is FAR more tolerant than you

  80. Sara says:

    nice i sincerely hope his daughter will marry that guy

  81. lili says:

    Just to point something out here: being a hater of Muslims is not being a racist bigot. It’s being a religionist bigot. Xenophobia comes in many forms. There are plenty of white Muslims, as well as Arab Christians (and many other amazing nationality-religion combos).

  82. Ethan says:

    This joke doesn’t have a punch line. We don’t even know who Mohammad is. Doesn’t the Dad like him? it doesn’t even say. Lame.

  83. sickofbigotry says:

    Come to the uk, live in parts of London, Manchester or Yorkshire alongside the Muslim communities and then tell me who the racist bigots are. It’s frightening to see the intolerance shown by the Muslim community towards the non- Muslims.

  84. Dame says:

    you know im an arabic muslim girl and i find this absurd. you pple watch movies about terrorist who ignorant pple put as arabian in movie, that doesnt mean that all arabian or muslim pple are terrorist. they always put jewish pple in our movies terrorist and im not judging them. racisim is ugly and so are the ignorant pple writing all theese comments about muslim pple.

  85. Dame says:

    oh and shame on whoever blogged this, many arabic pple are fans of this website, guess no one’s guna check out a racist website anymore eh?

  86. teh d00che – Presidon’t of teh Internetz says:

    370 comments and counting…I love it…

  87. Crispy-chan says:

    This reminds me of my uncles telling me not to get a muslim boyfriend. I certainly don’t think they hate muslims, they just have an idea that muslims are so and so, and thus no good for their little girl. T_T

  88. I’m Jewish, I dated a Lebanese Muslim girl for a couple of years. Her family treated me like a son and had no problem with it.

    Every Muslim I’ve ever met has been tolerant, well-educated, sensible, hard-working and decent, law-abiding citizens. Which oddly enough is more than I can say about some of the white people I’ve met in my life.

    • docturette says:

      Wow….I’m a Muslim and I dated a Lebanese Jewish guy for a few years.
      O.o
      ’twas very interesting. There’s a lot more in common between the two cultures than most people would think……

  89. Minyassa says:

    Sick, sick, sick! She’s been GIVEN a TV, stereo, iPod and car?!! Spoiled brat.

  90. Betsy says:

    so…let me get this straight, failbook friends, it’s ok to post fails that show bigotry toward Christians, but not toward Muslims? wow…equality for all.

  91. Shipoopi says:

    awful lot of racist apologists in here

  92. Sarsh says:

    This would have been funny if he didn’t use a race identifying name. If he just left it as “this is my new boyfriend…” Could have played on the whole “dad hates daughter’s choice in boys” without sounding racist. And maybe he’s not racist and just doesn’t like any boy she brings home but this one just happens to be named Mohammad… but it just doesn’t look that way by others. PS, I dated someone named Mohammad… He was not Muslim but one set of grandparents were.

  93. Tyrone Stephens says:

    I really take offense of you using my name in this, The point being a name is just a name and it’s the person behind the name. I am of Irish ancestry and I take offense to my name being associated to a black man just because the name is Tyrone, I am named for the 2 counties that my family came from in Ireland and I take offense that every time someone hear’s my name the automatically think that I’m black.
    These days you can say that your proud to be white with out being tagged as a racist.
    Well I am proud to be white and I would not dis-own my daughter but I would council her on her choice of a boy friend knowing how women are treated in that religion.
    I have read there Koran and my understanding of it is that it is not a book of peace, but a book of intolerance and hate, NO where in the Bible doe’s if you the right to kill someone just because they don’t believe the way you do, but this book preach’s exactly that.

    • tamara says:

      How can you be proud to be white? Proud to have a certain skin colour? That is just weird. I think you will find that the Bible has several verses which require you to kill someone because they act or think differently from “you” – the believer in God’s laws. People don’t act upon the bible endorsed stonings and executions these days – though you do get the odd nutter. There are some believers in Islam who do firmly believe in the laws of the Qu’ran and act upon them. They are 600 years behind us on moving on from that. The odd countries that do do this are new and have used their religious book as their first source for their legal system. Just as western nations used the Bible.

      We don’t, for example, lock up or execute homosexuals these days. There are even those who fully endorse allowing homosexuals to marry. These changes have only happened in the last few decades and still have work to do. When the followers of Christianity are beyond believing that such things are an abomination, then they can cast the first figurative stone at Islam.

    • Flami says:

      FAIL. I’ve never heard of any non-black Tyrones.

      • tamara says:

        Fail – I have never met a black Tyrone, only white ones. Vast majority were Irish. I don’t live in the USofA though.

  94. !slaggingham says:

    In after upset durka-durkas.

  95. CodeTech says:

    How do you know that Dad doesn’t already know this kid? Why do so many people ASSUME “racism” (which is ludicrous, it’s about culture not race)?
    Maybe they already know “Mohammad”, and know that he’s trouble, and yet the daughter brought him home anyway? But no, I see interminable discussions about “racism” (which is ridiculous, since when is a religion a race?) and … nazism?

    There is nothing more intolerant than a “progressive” pretending to be “tolerant”.

  96. kayson says:

    Alright, the status is meant to be a joke.
    I don’t think it’s funny at all, for obvious reasons.
    The comments below are even worse.
    This is FAIL on so many socially and morally, ethically and just intellectually important levels. Impressive.

  97. crystalinak says:

    BOYFRIEND?!?! i don’t think so! I don’t care if his name is Gentleman Sweetheart Virginson!

  98. me says:

    RELIGION…EEEEEWWWW

  99. Liz says:

    I agree…. Failbook should know better than to put something like this here. It’s not funny.

  100. Suzie says:

    Um… racism isn’t funny. Racism is for douchebags who think that your skin color, religion or anything about your looks depends on where you stand in the society. Seriously, if you think this is funny… well I’m not gonna post that word here, but you’re quite humourless. Btw NOT ALL MUSLIMS ARE TERRORIST JACKASS

    This gets me pissed off seriously

    • dude says:

      read up about muslims. there are many more reasons to want them to go away. ESPECIALLY if you’re a woman (im assuming you are) ya it’s a bit racist but any father should be smart enough to think that way. If you’re not dumb enough to be muslim then you should for sure be protecting your daughter from them.

      • tamara says:

        “read up about muslims”? How about actually talking to some! I have known muslims all my life and every single one of them has been a decent human being! I would be wanting to protect any daughter from ignorant bigots like you!

  101. Joedoe says:

    IIRC Mohammed is the most frequently used male name worldwide!

  102. gyarados says:

    im from lebanon and im not muslim

  103. Yassin says:

    you all are idiots :) and one day you’ll know

  104. V123 says:

    Where I live at: you don’t get a car if you live on allowance and with your parents. But her parents are retards anyway. Her mother at least.


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