He's not wrong though, even if he worded it poorly. Theocracy's are barbaric, religion has no place in government. It doesn't matter whether it's Palestine, Saudi Arabia, or Florida. He has also made it clear multiple times it's not Islam, but religion, including Christianity, that he has zero tolerance for, and I don't disagree with him.
And he's right, it's extremely hypocritical to see always-online Twitter users who virtue signal for both LGBT rights, and countries where their religious government bans LGBT people.
I watch both Asmon's clips as well as Hassan, and the 'debate' after the incident was horrible, with Hassan just casually sidestepping any criticism of theological governments and instead repeating himself over and over about how countries 'in survival mode' can't evolve culturally, while conveniently ignoring developed countries like Pakistan, India, Saudi Arabia, etc that are still horrible.
