War, what is it good for?

[Steve-FreeOnes]

@Steve-FreeOnes does not reside in the US. I doubt he cares how Trump rules America. Well … as long as we don’t make any new threads on the liar.

I do care how he runs America. I care about all countries, my concerns about people don't stop at the borders of my home country. I hope Trump dies soon but the same goes for Biden, who is a completely useless old cunt. The only good thing Trump has ever done is call him Sleepy Joe because that nickname is correct.

I also hope Maher dies soon because he's an awful Zionist, Islamaphobic arsehole. A dipshit's idea of an intellectual progressive.

I know I'm wishing death on a number of people here but we'd all be a lot better off without these turds and many others, trust me.

 

[Luxman]

Women in many Islamic countries face significant restrictions on their rights and freedoms, particularly in areas related to gender equality, personal autonomy, and social mobility. Some of the rights that women may be denied in Islamic countries include:
Freedom of movement: Women may be required to obtain permission from a male guardian to travel, work, or even leave their homes.
Access to education: Girls and women may face barriers to education, including restrictions on the types of subjects they can study or the level of education they can attain.
Political participation: Women may be prohibited or discouraged from participating in politics or holding positions of power.
Freedom of expression: Women may face censorship or punishment for expressing their opinions or engaging in activism.
Bodily autonomy: Women may be subjected to practices such as female genital ********** (FGM) or ****** marriages.

The consequences for women who don't wear hijab in public vary widely depending on the cultural and legal context in which they live. In some Muslim-majority countries, not wearing hijab can be a ********* of the law, with potential punishments ranging from fines to imprisonment to death.
Here are a few specific dangers that women may face for not wearing hijab:
Harassment: Women who don't wear hijab may be subjected to verbal or physical harassment from men or other members of their community.
Social ostracization: Women who ******* gender norms may be shunned or excluded from social events and activities, leading to isolation and loneliness.
****** pressure: Women may face pressure or coercion from their families to conform to traditional gender roles, including wearing hijab.
Legal consequences: In some countries, not wearing hijab can be considered a crime, with legal penalties ranging from fines to imprisonment.

The danger for being gay in Islamic countries varies depending on the specific laws and cultural norms of each country. However, in general, many Islamic countries have strict laws against homosexuality, and punishment can range from fines and imprisonment to corporal punishment and even the death penalty.
For example, in countries like Qatar, Algeria, and Uzbekistan, homosexuality is punishable by imprisonment or fines. In other countries, such as Iran, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, and Yemen, homosexual acts are punishable by death. In some countries, such as Nigeria and Pakistan, sharia-based laws may impose the death penalty for homosexual acts.
The enforcement of these laws varies widely, and in some cases, they may be rarely or selectively enforced. However, the presence of these laws can create a hostile and dangerous environment for LGBTQ+ individuals in Islamic countries, and can lead to discrimination, ********, and persecution.

 

[Luxman]

Genetic studies have shown that there is a significant degree of genetic overlap between Jewish and Palestinian populations, suggesting that they share common ancestry.
According to research published in the journal Nature Communications, both Jewish and Palestinian populations in the Levant share a significant proportion of their DNA with ancient Canaanite populations, who lived in the region thousands of years ago. This suggests that both groups are descended from the same ancestral population that inhabited the region in ancient times.
In addition, studies have found that there is a high degree of genetic similarity between Jewish and Palestinian populations in the area, particularly among Ashkenazi Jews and Palestinian Arabs. This suggests that these groups have intermingled and intermarried over the centuries, resulting in a shared genetic heritage.
The primary difference between Jewish and Palestinian people is their religious beliefs and practices.

 

[gmase]

I do care how he runs America. I care about all countries, my concerns about people don't stop at the borders of my home country.

I sit corrected. Pardon me.

 

[tvstrip]

The danger for being gay in Islamic countries varies depending on the specific laws and cultural norms of each country. However, in general, many Islamic countries have strict laws against homosexuality, and punishment can range from fines and imprisonment to corporal punishment and even the death penalty.
For example, in countries like Qatar, Algeria, and Uzbekistan, homosexuality is punishable by imprisonment or fines. In other countries, such as Iran, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, and Yemen, homosexual acts are punishable by death. In some countries, such as Nigeria and Pakistan, sharia-based laws may impose the death penalty for homosexual acts.
The enforcement of these laws varies widely, and in some cases, they may be rarely or selectively enforced. However, the presence of these laws can create a hostile and dangerous environment for LGBTQ+ individuals in Islamic countries, and can lead to discrimination, ********, and persecution.

It's not fair to label it an Islamic country problem. The worst anti-LGBTQ+ laws and treatment are in hardcore Christian countries, notably former British colonies in Africa and the Caribbean. Nigeria is one of the worst.

 

[Theopolis Q. Hossenffer]

Genetic studies have shown that there is a significant degree of genetic overlap between Jewish and Palestinian populations, suggesting that they share common ancestry.
According to research published in the journal Nature Communications, both Jewish and Palestinian populations in the Levant share a significant proportion of their DNA with ancient Canaanite populations, who lived in the region thousands of years ago. This suggests that both groups are descended from the same ancestral population that inhabited the region in ancient times.
In addition, studies have found that there is a high degree of genetic similarity between Jewish and Palestinian populations in the area, particularly among Ashkenazi Jews and Palestinian Arabs. This suggests that these groups have intermingled and intermarried over the centuries, resulting in a shared genetic heritage.
The primary difference between Jewish and Palestinian people is their religious beliefs and practices.

I have been saying that for decades. Same people, different religions and languages.

 

[Stephen1956]

Genetic studies have shown that there is a significant degree of genetic overlap between Jewish and Palestinian populations, suggesting that they share common ancestry.
According to research published in the journal Nature Communications, both Jewish and Palestinian populations in the Levant share a significant proportion of their DNA with ancient Canaanite populations, who lived in the region thousands of years ago. This suggests that both groups are descended from the same ancestral population that inhabited the region in ancient times.
In addition, studies have found that there is a high degree of genetic similarity between Jewish and Palestinian populations in the area, particularly among Ashkenazi Jews and Palestinian Arabs. This suggests that these groups have intermingled and intermarried over the centuries, resulting in a shared genetic heritage.
The primary difference between Jewish and Palestinian people is their religious beliefs and practices.

Descendants of Abraham. Go back far enough, and we're all kin. We know the past, it's the future and my hope of reconciliation between bothers and sisters that one day becomes a reality.

 

[Luxman]

Nigeria is Africa's most populous country with over 230 million people, roughly evenly split between Muslims and Christians. About 53% of the population are Muslim and around 46% are Christian according to the CIA World Factbook

 

[tvstrip]

Nigeria is Africa's most populous country with over 230 million people, roughly evenly split between Muslims and Christians. About 53% of the population are Muslim and around 46% are Christian according to the CIA World Factbook

...and did you see where those Christians populations are in the country? And then look at the major population centers where rule of law and anti-LGBTS legislation actually means anything?

 

[Luxman]

While both the Muslim-majority north and Christian-majority south regions in Nigeria pose challenges for LGBTQ+ individuals, the Christian south may be relatively safer for gay people in Nigeria. This is because the northern, predominantly Muslim regions tend to have stricter laws and punishments against homosexuality, including death penalties in some cases.
In contrast, the Christian south, while still predominantly conservative and intolerant of homosexuality, does not have as severe penalties in place. Additionally, there may be more social and cultural spaces in urban areas of the south where LGBTQ+ individuals can find support and acceptance.

 

[tvstrip]

While both the Muslim-majority north and Christian-majority south regions in Nigeria pose challenges for LGBTQ+ individuals, the Christian south may be relatively safer for gay people in Nigeria. This is because the northern, predominantly Muslim regions tend to have stricter laws and punishments against homosexuality, including death penalties in some cases.
In contrast, the Christian south, while still predominantly conservative and intolerant of homosexuality, does not have as severe penalties in place. Additionally, there may be more social and cultural spaces in urban areas of the south where LGBTQ+ individuals can find support and acceptance.

Try again without using AI. I actually deal with real people from these countries.

 

[Luxman]

The point I am making is that criticizing Islam isn't islamaphobic because Islam is an oppressive religion especially to women, gay people, and other minorities.
I didn't know anything about Nigeria other than it's in Africa. When you mentioned it I googled Nigeria religion, google said that Nigeria is 53% muslim and 46% christian.
I don't want to read a bunch of articles about Nigeria or Islam, so I asked AI's a few questions and they gave me concise and comprehensive answers in a few seconds.
AI makes searching so much easier and way faster compared to only using google search.

 

[Mr. Daystar]

The point I am making is that criticizing Islam isn't islamaphobic because Islam is an oppressive religion especially to women, gay people, and other minorities.
I didn't know anything about Nigeria other than it's in Africa. When you mentioned it I googled Nigeria religion, google said that Nigeria is 53% muslim and 46% christian.
I don't want to read a bunch of articles about Nigeria or Islam, so I asked AI's a few questions and they gave me concise and comprehensive answers in a few seconds.
AI makes searching so much easier and way faster compared to only using google search.

Just like criticizing Israel isn't anti-semitism. I often disagree with Israel's policies, or the way they handle things, but I have no problem with Jewish people. Of course that's probably because it wasn't Jewish people that flew planes into our buildings, or blew up the USS Cole, or **** the bodies of American servicemen thru the streets of mogadishu. I also **** the term "phobic, or phobia". It implies fear. I have fear of no man, but I certainly do **** quite a few.

 

[tvstrip]

The point I am making is that criticizing Islam isn't islamaphobic because Islam is an oppressive religion especially to women, gay people, and other minorities.
I didn't know anything about Nigeria other than it's in Africa. When you mentioned it I googled Nigeria religion, google said that Nigeria is 53% muslim and 46% christian.
I don't want to read a bunch of articles about Nigeria or Islam, so I asked AI's a few questions and they gave me concise and comprehensive answers in a few seconds.
AI makes searching so much easier and way faster compared to only using google search.

And my point is to counter your assertion that Anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment is a "Muslim" problem, when it's just as (if not more) a Christian problem. Even in the US, look at the hardcore Anti-LGBTQ+ groups, and see what religious slant they have.

I don't want to read a bunch of articles about Nigeria or Islam, so I asked AI's a few questions and they gave me concise and comprehensive answers in a few seconds.
AI makes searching so much easier and way faster compared to only using google search.

And while reliance on AI might be fine on a porn board, reliance on in real life without actually following up on the result will get you in big trouble.

 

[gmase]

And while reliance on AI might be fine on a porn board, reliance on in real life without actually following up on the result will get you in big trouble.

Using AI to think and speak is fine? Regardless of the forum it is intellectually lazy. Just like posting endless news articles or memes without context.

 

[Mr. Daystar]

And my point is to counter your assertion that Anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment is a "Muslim" problem, when it's just as (if not more) a Christian problem. Even in the US, look at the hardcore Anti-LGBTQ+ groups, and see what religious slant they have.

You're absolutely right, the hardcore right, and the religious nut jobs that try to stop same sex marriage, and try to interfere with a women's right to choose, and all of the other things that they scream about, that's what they do, they scream, and file lawsuits, and get elected to office, and they DON'T BLOW **** UP! They don't hijack planes, they don't violently slaughter women and ********. On occasion an especially fucked up nut blows up an abortion clinic, and it's unacceptable, and when they're caught, they should face the death penalty. But for the most part the whacked out Christian zealots are a pain, and dangerous, but they for the most part don't pick ******** as their first choice to express their rage or whatever you want to call that mentality. But one very specific group, consciously chooses the path that causes the most death and destruction, and they do it primarily because whoever they ******, doesn't believe the same thing they do. Oh, and Jehovah Witnesses, they don't kick your door in, if you don't answer, and if you do answer, they just talk you to *****. I personally would rather deal with a bunch of loud mouth nutjobs trying to change a law, then a group that will blow themselves up, just to **** non-believers.

 

[tvstrip]

Using AI to think and speak is fine? Regardless of the forum it is intellectually lazy. Just like posting endless news articles or memes without context.

You're 100% right! I guess I was being a little too generous. Even on a porn board, you should be required to put in minimal effort

 

[tvstrip]

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh ****** in Iran, drawing threats of retaliation against Israel
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Oh ****...

 

[Mr. Daystar]

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh ****** in Iran, drawing threats of retaliation against Israel
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Oh ****...

He was a legitimate military target, and it's not an assassination, because hammas, hezbollah, lebanon and iran are not part of the Geneva Convention.

 

[tvstrip]

He was a legitimate military target, and it's not an assassination, because hammas, hezbollah, lebanon and iran are not part of the Geneva Convention.

But he was the one at the negotiation table, and was a part of the proposed peace deals. It's one thing to go after military commanders, but you don't **** the face of negotiations when talks are still ongoing. What do you think will happen to chances of a peace deal after this? And bibi knew exactly the answer to that.


More to the point, he was one of the moderates in Hamas, hence why there were even negotiations and proposals in the first place. If peace was actually the goal, ******* him serves no possible purpose.

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the assassination of this Hamas leader - he was seen as one of the more moderate leaders of Hamas, and he says that ******* Hamas leaders in the past has led to more radical leaders filling Hamas' leadership.