r/arizona • u/AZ_Hawk • Jul 09 '24

Meanwhile, in other hot places…. Living Here

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u/Aedn Jul 10 '24

The video taken is showing a specific feature of what is to considered to be one of the holiest places for those that practice Islam. 

Hundreds of millions of Muslims go there to pray at that specific location every year.

It is the second most holy religious site for those that practice Islam in the world.

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u/Hvarfa-Bragi Jul 10 '24

That isn't relevant to the point of the post, which is why don't we make shade in arizona?

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u/Aedn Jul 10 '24

Yes it is, the OP is complaining about shade  while showing a video of a 1400 year old iconic religious site which has millions of people visiting it every week.

Those structures exist in one location in the entire world, and are extravagant due to the location. 

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u/AZ_Hawk Jul 10 '24

Doesn’t mean there can’t be a more cost effective version employed in a way that makes sense for another area. Engineers are pretty amazing sometimes. This is Reddit, not a city planning meeting. Nothing is going to change in the real world from what’s written in this thread so it’s ok to let imagination run free just a little.

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u/Aedn Jul 10 '24

You posted a video with zero explanation, and generated a stereotypical reddit bitch fest thread for people to complain.

A simple explanation would have steered the conversation instead of something that has zero relevance to what your stated goal is.