The Emperor of Mankind
Currently the galaxy's spookiest paraplegic
Are you chatting about western society ways?
About human ways, actually. Not just the West.
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Are you chatting about western society ways?
About human ways, actually. Not just the West.
Is it wrong to call Russia the country of peace?In Russia we say "If you want peace, prepare for war."
Is it wrong to call Russia the country of peace?
Was my statement wrong?
I thought they believed in unlimited of gods, like god of cannabis, god of cocaine, god of mushrooms , etc..
Lol! Who told you that?
From Romans to Americans. Violence breads violence.
Okay, first off it's "violence breeds violence" unless you're a baker.
Second, that applies to Muslims as much as to non-Muslims. You're not any better than us when it comes to violence.
Are you chatting about western society ways?
Hindu people themselves I believe. They said they believed in unlimited of gods.
No. It's human nature. If someone is violent toward another, there is a tendency to want revenge. We see this in every society. Islam also teaches that it is ok to punish, fight or kill for honour. Most religions though try to help us be kind and forgiving instead of continuing violence.
Eastern seems to be peaceful. Don't you think so?
That's not for a lack of trying on the part of some eastern nations. Places like China & North Korea are still incredibly violent - the difference is the system is rigged so that violence only flows one way and the victims are rendered powerless. The same can be said for Muslim dictatorships like Iran & Saudi Arabia. The same could be true of the United States in the near future.
Who injected war into middle eastern? Who fueled the terrorist? Who breaded the violence?
Wait, how is China violent compare to NATO?
Who injected war into middle eastern? Who fueled the terrorist? Who breeded the violence?
I was married to a lady from Iran, when I say was I mean I became a widower when she died a few years ago, She and her family were Bahais who the muslims who took over Iran in 1979 considered to be infidels, heretics, whatever.
Among the many stories she told me from the first months after Khomeini's revolution, the overthrow of the Shah (who admittedly was an evil yankee puppet) and the rule of the revolutionary guard, there were two in particular that stuck in my mind.
One was that she had a younger sister who had died of meningitis at age 11 and was buried in the Bahai cemetery in Teheran. One Sunday when my wife and her sisters and mother went to visit the grave, it was gone along with the rest of the cemetery. The following week she made enquires to find out what had happened and one of the revolutionary guards told her they didn't want to waste valuable real estate on the corpses of infidels so they had dug up the cemetery and carted the contents to the city garbage dump.
The other story was about her uncle who was a professor at the University in Teheran. He suddenly went missing a few weeks after the Islamic revolution. The family were unable to get information about his whereabouts until there was a knock on the door of his house one evening. Outside were several; bearded young men with the crazy fanatical look in their eyes we often see in photos from that region. One of them handed the lady of the house a piece paper with bill written on it. It was, according to one of the revolutionary guards, to cover the cost of the bullets used to execute her husband - because it was not worthy of the revolution to have to cover the cost of executing infidels and traitors.
No culture that could spawn that kind of behavior can be considered civilized or good or, as suggested in this thread, peace loving.
So the Prophet was only in it for the money?Don't you think they were afraid to lose income from visitors if they were to drop their pagan religion?
They didn't have courts back then?How is it okay to raid Muslims houses and take what is in there and It's not okay to take back what stolen?
As is when terror happens all over but only when Muslims do it is it called terrorism in the (US) media...When almost every terror attack in the world is carried out by a Muslim in the name of Islam, it sounds a little bit like a bad joke.
We're not a peaceful nation. We can pretend we are with "alternative facts", but we founded this nation on the blood and ash of a whole lot of lives. If certain Muslims took up weapons, they are also not peaceful. I don't blame all Muslims for this, just as I shouldn't be blamed for something George Washington did in the 18th century. Life goes on. We should treat people as they are, not as we imagine their history to be.How many civilians died under American bombs?
It's amazing what happens when you blow a few key supports... The airplane left a BIG GAPING HOLE. I'm sure that affects structural integrity somewhat.How can a building like #7 go down like that?
Many Trump supporters will look at the two photos from Obama's and Trump's administration and say the latter has more people in it WHILE LOOKING AT IT. A lot of people in my country are dumb as sticks.
It's not really a sign of civilized, adult behavior. It's two toddlers grabbing each others' pacifiers. Law has existed since way before any of the Abrahamics wrote anything down. Are you telling me setting up a tribunal with the other tribal elders was not a thing?What is wrong with raiding caravans which belongs to people who raided you?
It makes perfect sense ... if you're 8.If a bully takes your lunch at school and the next day you take it back from him. What's wrong with that?
One bully demands an entire army?When a bully punches you, you have to stop that bully. Right? You can't just have him take you lunch bag away from you everyday. And, if there is no police around you, what will you do? You prob. would build an army to fight against him. Right?
Hammurabi - Ancient History - HISTORY.comI thought we chatting about early centuries?