"Join up to invade Iran" - MMA X explodes as Sean Strickland goes on a no-holds-barred rant on Muslims

MMA fans recently voiced their opinions after witnessing Sean Strickland's nonchalant take on Muslims. Strickland chose to bash the entire Muslim community along with highlighting their differences with "America".

Strickland doesn't mind going no-hold-barred regarding expressing his opinions on various social issues. He has bashed the questionable policies of the American government multiple times regarding inflation and various other topics. 'Tarzan's' words also portray him as a staunch critic of the LGBTQ movement.

Strickland was gutted by the act of a Muslim driver, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, who drove his pickup truck into crowds gathered on Bourbon Street in New Orleans to celebrate the New Year. Reports suggest that the police called this act a "very intentional" one, which killed fifteen people along with injuring several others.

'Tarzan' expressed his disgust with an X update where he implied that acts like these are committed by the ones who "actually follow the Quran's teachings". He also mentioned that Islam isn't compatible with what America stands for. Strickland penned:

"Islamic extremist...... You mean people who actually follow the Quran's teaching? Islam contributes nothing to the world besides violence and oppression. It is not compatible with America and freedom."

A large chunk of fans refuted Strickland's opinion in the comments section of his post. One of them penned:

"You’ll be joining up to invade Iran next."

Other wrote:

"Your dad was a white extremist who beat your ass up. Was your dad Muslim too?"

"These names more fit to American democracy"

"Violence is literally what you do for a living."

Check out some more reactions:

[Screenshots courtesy: @seanstricklandmma on X]

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Sean Strickland saw the billionaires as the primary reasons behind destroying the culture of America

In another tweet about a week ago, Strickland expressed his take on the decline in America's choices and overall culture. He refuted Vivek Ramasawmy's take on the employability of Native Americans saying that the unethical profit-mongering tactics of the billionaires had destroyed families in the US. He also held such practices as the reason behind various other problems in the modern America.

Strickland wrote:

"Billionaires are the problem. You put profits over people and patriotism. I'm not religious but if there ever was a devil he worked through big business... Imported labor, devalued wages, hoarded money. Absolutely ruined the family unit for profit. Massive wage gaps! Parents work 20 hours a day and then say 'Go put your kids in science camp'. You're so out of touch with the reality and struggles of what a family goes through... The level of manipulation and brainwashing that billionaires have infected this country with.... You're the problem!"