Osama bin Laden compensation?
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- glennjridge
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uh making women wear the equivelent of sleeping bags in 100 degree weather is comical.
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comparing Afghan culture with American culture is comical. (What about nuns??)
May be in the future your democracy style makes women like this...
http://members.lycos.nl/chursel/images/560.jpg
May be in the future your democracy style makes women like this...
http://members.lycos.nl/chursel/images/560.jpg
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what nuns wear is HARDLY comparable to a burka in 100 degre weather with a tiny mesh viewing area.
gee lets see the men wear it huh? never the men ...always the women.
gee lets see the men wear it huh? never the men ...always the women.
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Well we certainly don't need your 100% BIAS infos either now do we. And I happened to be reading the thread, don't flatter yourself too much please!GalataPSB wrote:JSDOUVRES wrote: Typical GalataPSB response!
You saw my location and sent an answer..Thanx.. We need your infos.. We love/need you.
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You cant find New Playboy Models in Afghanistan.The Men / Women wear.. Sorry they have no free time for shopping..They are not interested in Fashion..glennjridge wrote:what nuns wear is HARDLY comparable to a burka in 100 degre weather with a tiny mesh viewing area.
gee lets see the men wear it huh? never the men ...always the women.
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Can you read? Great! You are improving.JSDOUVRES wrote:
Well we certainly don't need your 100% BIAS infos either now do we. And I happened to be reading the thread, don't flatter yourself too much please!
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I am against double standards.JSDOUVRES wrote:Well like always GalataPSB against the world!!!!!!
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@Galata: yeah i saw that map.. lol..
anyway, guys .. drop it.. pelase.. no use discussing politics which crazy people control..
anyway, guys .. drop it.. pelase.. no use discussing politics which crazy people control..
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No point having an argument about politics on the internet, its pointless.
Listen without prejudice
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We shouldn't detain people without trial. We also shouldn't send people to countries where there's a realistic chance they'll be tortured or killed.Patrick Bateman wrote:He's had to hide in a cave for several years, there's all the unwelcome publicity and he can't visit his favourite barber.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7899942.stm
These are important principles, and the thing about principles is they're non-negotiable, so not only do they apply to nice people, they apply to vermin like Qatada.
It's principles like these that make us better than the people we're trying to defend ourselves against.
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What about compensation? Should the Yorkshire Ripper get compensation for the loss of an eye in prison?Danny C wrote:We shouldn't detain people without trial. We also shouldn't send people to countries where there's a realistic chance they'll be tortured or killed.
These are important principles, and the thing about principles is they're non-negotiable, so not only do they apply to nice people, they apply to vermin like Qatada.
It's principles like these that make us better than the people we're trying to defend ourselves against.
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Actually it's identical except for a piece of cloth about six inches square. The difference between the West and the cultures we're talking about is secularism as a political force. Women historically have been shafted by Western religion and their gains have largely come about through the push of secularism. Nuns' habits are not accidental and if you want to see hilarious beachwear or daily dress just look at our own fundamentalists like some of the Mormon sects. Although at least the Mormons haven't massacred anyone for 150 years and the Christians now limit their terrorism to doctors.glennjridge wrote:what nuns wear is HARDLY comparable to a burka in 100 degre weather with a tiny mesh viewing area.
And while I don't believe there's moral equivalency at play it's certainly worth noting the amount of international destruction and interference generated by the US and Muslim terrorists over the years. The world in general has more to fear from us what with our history of undermining legitimate elections, invading nations without pretext, nuking civilians etc. And while we also do a lot of good, it's worth noting too that Islam was gifting the world and carrying the intellectual and artistic torch while we suffered through our dark ages. It's all swings and roundabouts.
We have to ask ourselves why nobody bombs Canada.
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Whaaat?!Paddymacall wrote:No point having an argument about politics on the internet, its pointless.