Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "Al Jazeera English" channel.

  1. Its there culture.. Showing emotions for males, is a sign of weakness. They don't know how to handle there emotions.
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  2.  @NoctLightCloud  and American boys are deep and intellectual. You can discuss with them astrophysics.
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  3. A person completely matured in one culture can be immature in another culture’s perspective. The majority of Japanese men simply aren’t interesting at all in non-Japanese women. Because if you ask a Japanese guy “would you date a foreign girl?”, it’s definitely not uncommon to hear “dating would be okay, but marriage would be chotto”. Violence has never been really accepted in Asia like in the West (consider confucian and buddhist teachings). Being smart has been valued longer than being strong in Japan in general. Many people say that child abuse can stop a child’s emotional evolvement. Also I’ve heard that a child that is not allowed to make decisions for themselves and or are spoiled by there parents can lack emotional maturity. A fear of women is called gynophobia. I feel like asian men in general are very femine, while arabic, african and European men are more attractive and strong, they are not afriad to approch women or go after there crush, this is a male tendency. Just look at animals, the lion chase and is dominate. The reasons japanese men are the way they are are due to the following reasons; -They are afraid of rejection. -They are afraid of what the girl they are approaching will think of them. - They think they don’t deserve her.
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  4. screw the haters,
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  5. “There is no religion without love, and people may talk as much as they like about their religion, but if it does not teach them to be good and kind to man and beast, it is all a sham.” ― Anna Sewell, Black Beauty
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  6. isnt their like relationship coach that can help them?
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  7. Whats wrong with japanese men, seriously. They only want to date other Japanese. Why are they so narrow minded, they don't they date women from different countries? Are they nationalist.
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  8. Bilal ibn Rabah al-Habashi (Arabic: بِلَال ٱبْن رَبَاح ٱلْحَبَشِيّ‎, Bilāl ibn Rabāḥ al-Ḥabashīy, 580–640 AD) also known as Bilal ibn Ribah (بِلَال ٱبْن رِبَاح), was one of the most trusted and loyal Sahabah (companions) of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. He was born in Mecca and is considered to have been the first muezzin, chosen by Muhammad himself.[1][3][4][5] He was a former slave of Ethiopian ancestry. Bilal ibn Rabah was known for his beautiful voice with which he called people to their prayers. He died in 640, at the age of 57. Islam is against racism, slavery, and capitalism. Black population?? What a racist question many Arab countries are very diverse not to mention there are many Black African Arab countries located in Africa, ignorance is disgusting.
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  9. Let's delve deeper into the debate regarding whether France should apologize for the crimes committed in Algeria and Vietnam during the colonial era. Arguments for Apology: 1. Moral Responsibility: France has a moral obligation to take responsibility for the atrocities committed during its colonial rule in Algeria and Vietnam. Apologizing would acknowledge the suffering of the victims and their descendants, offering a form of recognition and closure. 2. Reconciliation: Apologizing can be a significant step towards reconciliation and healing. It can help mend the historical wounds and improve relations between France and these countries. 3. Setting an Example: By acknowledging and apologizing for past wrongdoings, France can set an example for other former colonial powers to confront their histories and address the legacies of colonization. Arguments against Apology: 1. Practicality: Some argue that issuing a formal apology for events that occurred decades ago may not have a tangible impact on the current situation. Instead, focusing on contemporary issues and initiatives that promote cooperation and development might be more productive. 2. National Pride: Opponents of apology contend that it might be perceived as a sign of weakness or an attack on French national identity. They argue that France should move forward without dwelling excessively on historical grievances. 3. Legal Ramifications: There may be concerns about potential legal implications of issuing an apology, such as liability for reparations or compensation. The fear of opening up legal claims could deter France from apologizing. In conclusion, while there are strong moral arguments for France to apologize for its colonial crimes in Algeria and Vietnam, there are also practical and political considerations to take into account. Ultimately, the decision to apologize should be guided by a sincere commitment to acknowledge past wrongs, promote reconciliation, and move towards a more just and inclusive future.
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  10. If she is so intelligent why did she get a tattoo, don't she know they can develop cancer?
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  11.  @NoctLightCloud  Your kind and intelligent, so I don't think your American? Please tell me what are you?
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  12. We got also people who would kill others who reject them by deleting them in social media. Dude chill, your not that important, if someone reject you, its nor personal, its there preference, respect that and move on. Pain is part of life. I wish we could make a cure for stalkers.
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  13. No, it was not Olof Palme who directly caused Swedish companies to move abroad. During Palme's time as Prime Minister (1969-1976 and 1982-1986) there was a policy aimed at strengthening the influence and rights of workers through reforms such as the Swedish model. The Swedish economy has undergone a structural transformation in which the traditional manufacturing industry has become less significant. Instead, the service sector has grown and become a larger part of the economy. This has resulted in many who previously worked in factories switching to working in service professions. A better education system and higher level of education among the Swedish population have also played a role. Many former factory workers have had the opportunity to obtain a higher education and then work in other sectors that require more specialized knowledge.
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  14.  @NoctLightCloud  What you actually took the time to read my comment, I'm very glad you did, because most Youtubes have such a short attention span. I just want to provoke people my dear friend, I don't mean anything. People nowadays lack conscious and need a reality check.
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  15.  @cushabdullahi9666  finally someone who speaks with sense. I tell you people are so judgmental.
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  16. “Do you know why this world is as bad as it is?... It is because people think only about their own business, and won't trouble themselves to stand up for the oppressed, nor bring the wrong-doers to light... My doctrine is this, that if we see cruelty or wrong that we have the power to stop, and do nothing, we make ourselves sharers in the guilt.” ― Anna Sewell, Black Beauty
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  17. The French have a responsibility to acknowledge and apologize for the atrocities they committed in Algeria and Vietnam. Their role in these countries' histories cannot be ignored or overlooked. The French have a long history of colonization and exploitation, and it is time for them to take accountability for their actions. It is not enough for them to simply brush these events under the rug and try to portray themselves as a morally upright nation. They must confront their past and make amends for the harm they have caused. Furthermore, the French must also stop their obsession with appearing good and perfect. This has led them to downplay or even deny the severity of their actions in these countries. It is time for them to let go of this facade and face the reality of their actions. By doing so, they can learn from their mistakes and prevent similar atrocities from occurring in the future. It is only through reflection and acknowledgment that true growth and progress can be achieved. In addition, the French must also stop supporting capitalist French companies that continue to exploit and oppress the people of Algeria and Vietnam. By turning a blind eye to the injustices committed by these companies, the French are perpetuating a cycle of exploitation and perpetuating the harm caused by their past actions. It is time for them to take a stand and hold these companies accountable for their actions. Lastly, it is crucial for the French to stop being arrogant and condescending towards the people of Algeria and Vietnam. They cannot continue to act as if they are superior and entitled to these countries' resources and people. The French must show respect and humility towards these nations and work towards building a relationship based on mutual understanding and cooperation. In conclusion, the French need to take a hard look at their past and make amends for the harm they have caused in Algeria and Vietnam. They must stop hiding behind a facade of perfection and instead, acknowledge their mistakes and work towards building a better future for all. It is time for them to take responsibility for their actions and show genuine remorse and empathy towards the people they have wronged. Only then can true healing and reconciliation begin.
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  18. why wouldn't they jesus
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  19. But you know what? The good people of Sweden, the nice ones, they need to find their voices. They can’t just sit silently while all this craziness goes down!
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  20. Eşref Armağan is an important painter not only for his artistic achievements but also for the remarkable story of his life, which serves as an inspiring example of overcoming adversity. Born in 1953 in Turkey, Armağan is a blind artist who has created a substantial body of work that challenges common perceptions of ability and creativity.
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  21.  @williamkonatt  Some people need therapy and healing.
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  22. Its true sexism exist in the middle east. But it doesn't exist only in the middle east. Sexist exist in all countries in the world. Its more of lazy law making and macho men than religion. If it existed laws that protected and empowered women, maybe domestic violence would decrease.
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  23. Despite his blindness, Armagan uses a distinctive technique to create his paintings. He relies on his tactile sense to feel the surfaces and textures of objects, and he often incorporates elements like raised lines and contrasts to guide his brushwork. His methods encourage discussions about different ways of perceiving and interpreting the world.
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  24. "War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength." — George Orwell (1984)
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  25.  Rose Mary 39  You need to shave your hair and move to Tibet and dedicate your life to Buddha. Tibet you know what that word mean, don't you?
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  26. The notion that conservative parties have no concern for societal well-being, relative poverty, and gun violence couldn't be further from the truth. While it is true that conservatives prioritize individual freedom and limited government intervention, this should not be viewed as a lack of care for society's well-being. In fact, their belief in personal responsibility and free markets aims to empower individuals to achieve success and contribute positively to their communities. Additionally, many conservative initiatives focus on alleviating poverty through economic growth and job creation rather than relying solely on government handouts. As for gun shootings, conservatives firmly support the Second Amendment but also advocate for responsible gun ownership and strong law enforcement measures to prevent tragedies. Dismissing conservative parties' commitment to these important issues only reveals a biased and misguided viewpoint that overlooks their comprehensive approach towards societal welfare.
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  27. People don't raise their kids properly these days because they are often too busy with work and other commitments. Many parents struggle to find a balance between their professional lives and parenting responsibilities, resulting in less time and attention being given to their children's upbringing.
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  28. arab men don't hate women. And to even make the claim they do is very close minded not to mention racist. Men who hate women belong to no religion, race or ethnicity, these men need help, and should seek healing from a therapist. There is a hidden reason why a man hate women, maybe its childhood experience, maybe he has been rejected by women or maybe he need to develop empathy. There exist no perfect country on this earth, since gods paradise is within you, and you can bring love to the world when you lack balance.
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  29.  @arabicmusiclady1428  Anyone who walks arabic is considered arab, its not limited to a race. Their exist many colored eyed arabs, and dark skin arabs. Islam killed racism.
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  30. Now, my friend over there in Sweden sent me this yellow book—yes, a whole book, y’all!—giving citizens the scoop on what to do if war breaks out. It’s like they’re just begging for chaos to unfold. And holding folks back? They want immigrants working for free if things go downhill! It’s a straight-up disaster for those coming from low-income backgrounds.
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  31. "Listen, y'all! Let me break it down for you. The Swedish government is out here taking away immigrant kids like it's nothing. They're stirring up talk about going to war with Russia! I mean, can you believe that? And if you think about leaving Sweden? Forget it! They’ll throw you in jail without a second thought. Now my friend over there, bless their heart, sent out this yellow book with instructions for what to do when the war hits. It’s like they’re just sitting there, begging for chaos to unfold. And let’s talk about immigrants—if a war breaks out, they want them to work for free! It’s downright cruel how they’re ruining the lives of folks from low-income backgrounds. And don't even get me started on burning the Quran! They’re playing a dangerous game, trying to stir up conflict with the Muslim community because they’re scared of becoming a minority. Can you believe the racism they're spouting? And don’t even get me started on how they treat African American culture. They call it cheap and blame rap artists for turning Swedish youth into criminals. That’s a whole lotta nonsense! Just look at what they did to Asprocky, an amazing African American artist—they threw him in jail for no reason! Their right-wing party is a hot mess, filled with crazies, and they want to stay in power until 2030. It's ridiculous that the good folks in Sweden aren’t stepping up and speaking out against this madness. Come on, people, we need to do better!"
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  32. Listen, y'all, I don't know who needs to hear this, but the Swedish right-wing government is out here acting like they can run things—honey, please! They think they can just waltz in and make decisions like they own the place. Last time I checked, this is not a high school prom where they get to pick the music! I mean, come on! They’re trying to serve us policies cooler than a frozen meatball, but let’s keep it real—nobody's here for that bland, tired menu! We want innovation, not a rerun of the same old drama. They’re throwing around slogans like confetti, but I’m over here wondering—where’s the actual substance, darling? Sweden deserves better than a government that’s stuck in the past while pretending to be trendsetters. If they think they’re serving up some real change, then I must’ve missed the memo because this is one wet blanket of a government! Get it together, people!
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  33. Their right-wing party? Child, they’re full of folks who’ve lost their marbles! You can't even speak out against them without facing backlash. They’re plotting to stay in power until 2030 like it’s their birthright!
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  34. Let me tell you, it's no secret that Swedish politicians have managed to create a somewhat lackluster environment in Sweden. Don't get me wrong, Sweden is still a great place to live with its high standard of living and strong social welfare system. However, there's this prevailing perception that the pursuit of wealth and success has been hindered by excessive regulation and high taxes. Some argue that these policies have disincentivized entrepreneurship and stifled innovation. It's a shame because Sweden used to be known for being at the forefront of technological advancements and entrepreneurial spirit. Nowadays, it seems like the focus has shifted toward maintaining equality rather than fostering economic growth. This approach may have made Sweden more stable socially, but it also risks dampening the ambition and drive that make capitalism thrive.
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  35. Man, let me tell you about Swedish politicians! They have really taken the fun out of Sweden and made it a pretty dull place. I mean, don't get me wrong, there are still beautiful landscapes and cozy cafes, but they've put so many restrictions and regulations in place that it's become a bit suffocating. And when it comes to getting rich? Forget about it! The taxes are through the roof, making it incredibly hard for entrepreneurs and business owners to thrive. It feels like every successful person gets dragged down by this massive burden of taxation. So if you're dreaming of becoming a wealthy individual in Sweden, well, good luck buddy! You'll definitely need it with these politicians in charge.
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  36. Well, let me tell you, there's been quite a buzz around here lately about how Swedish politicians have supposedly made Sweden a bit boring and made it harder for people to become rich. Now, I'm no expert in politics, but here's what some folks are saying. It seems like certain policies implemented by these politicians might have led to a decline in entrepreneurship and innovation. Some argue that the high taxes and regulations placed on businesses make it difficult for individuals to thrive economically. On top of that, critics claim that Sweden's welfare system provides such comprehensive support that it discourages ambition and self-reliance. Of course, this viewpoint is not without its counterarguments - proponents assert that these policies promote social equality and quality of life for all citizens. However, it does seem reasonable to question whether some adjustments could be made to strike a better balance between wealth creation and social support systems in order to inject more excitement into the Swedish landscape.
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  37. The Swedish economy had weaker growth compared to some other countries. This may have been due to factors such as high inflation, high taxes and regulations, and a general trend of political and social influence by labor unions.
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  38. I dont like the selfishness in swedish society. They lack passion and dont care of poor people, they live in their own little world.
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  39. It is important to point out that Sweden did not become a communist country during Olof Palme's government. Palme's government was a social democratic government that pursued a left-wing policy, but at the same time Sweden had a democratic state and market economy.
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  40. Dude, let me tell you, Swedish politicians have really done a number on Sweden. I mean, yeah, the country is known for its stability and safety, but at what cost? They've made it so freaking boring! With all their strict regulations and high taxes, it's like they're sucking the life out of entrepreneurship and ambition. It ain't easy to become rich in this place anymore. The government basically holds your hand through your entire life, making sure everyone's on an even playing field. And while that might sound nice in theory, it kills any chance of real success or innovation. Yeah, sure, we have social programs and all that jazz, but I'd rather take my chances and have the freedom to make something extraordinary happen. So thanks a lot Swedish politicians for making this place a snoozefest and killing any dreams of reaching the top!
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  41. It is important to remember that perceptions of what is boring or not boring can vary from person to person. Sweden can be boring for a person looking for a wild and busy nightlife, while it can be fantastic for someone else who appreciates nature, tranquility and a balance between work and leisure. Sweden actually has a nightlife and nightclubs, although it may not be as large-scale and lively as in some other countries. There are also casinos and amusement parks, although they may not be as numerous as in e.g. Las Vegas. It is important to remember that Sweden has a different focus and priority when it comes to investing in community-based services for public use. Sweden attaches great importance to equality and welfare, which can affect certain aspects of nightlife and the business climate. The Swedish political model focuses on creating a well-functioning social structure with good opportunities for all people, rather than promoting individual wealth. Swedish culture may be more focused on balance and quality of life rather than intense nightlife or casino gambling. There is also a tradition of prioritizing work and family over excessive consumption and materialism.
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  42.  @stefpix  I understand that you personally found Sweden enjoyable and not boring. It's great to hear that you've had positive experiences in Sweden during your visits!
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  43. Listen up, y’all! Can we talk for a minute? The Swedish government, oh honey, they are out here snatching up immigrant kids like they’re playing some twisted game! And let me tell you, it feels like they’re just itching for a war with Russia. They say if you leave Sweden, they might just throw you in jail! Can you believe it? Talk about wild!
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  44. During the Palme period, certain political and economic reforms were carried out which may have had certain effects on the business world. For example, changes were introduced in the tax system and the regulation of the labor market, to which some companies perhaps reacted negatively and chose to establish themselves abroad instead.
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  45. Well, let me tell you something about Swedish politicians and their impact on Sweden. It's no secret that they have played a role in shaping the country's socio-economic landscape. Some argue that their policies have made Sweden a rather "boring" place, and it can be said that this is partly true. The emphasis on egalitarianism and social welfare has sometimes resulted in limited entrepreneurial opportunities, making it harder for individuals to become immensely wealthy. However, it's important to note that these policies also foster a strong safety net and a more equitable society. So, while some may perceive this as inhibiting wealth accumulation, others see it as promoting fairness and reducing income inequality in the long run. Ultimately, whether Swedish politics are seen as dull or not depends on one's perspective and values.
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  46. You know, it's quite a shame how Swedish politicians have managed to suck the excitement right out of this country. With their endless regulations and redistributive policies, they've made it incredibly difficult for anyone to make it big here. I mean, where is the incentive to take risks and strive for success when you know that most of your hard-earned money will be taken away? It feels like they're trying to level the playing field by punishing those who dare to excel. Don't get me wrong, I understand the importance of social welfare and equality, but taking wealth away from those who have earned it through their own hard work simply dampens everyone's spirit. We need politicians who can balance these goals in a way that doesn't suffocate ambition or hinder economic growth. Otherwise, we're just left with a boring and stagnant society where mediocrity reigns supreme.
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  47. Regarding nightlife, amusement parks, casinos and nightclubs, it may be that Sweden has a different culture and priorities when it comes to leisure activities. However, there is nightlife and nightclubs in cities such as Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö, but they may have limited opening hours compared to some other countries. When it comes to working hours and the impact of politics on the possibility of getting rich, there are several factors to consider. Sweden has a strong trade union movement and a tradition of protecting workers' rights, which has led to a working life with shorter working hours and more focus on work-life balance. This may be good for some and less good for others, depending on one's own priorities and preferences. It is also important to note that there are different ways to measure and define wealth. Sweden is considered to have a high standard of living and a generous social insurance system, which gives residents access to education, healthcare and other social services. The goal of politics in Sweden is to create an equal society with opportunities for everyone, rather than focusing solely on getting rich.
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  48. Palme's government pursued a significant policy to create a more solidaristic and egalitarian social structure and implement extensive social reforms. It included a major expansion of the welfare state, the introduction of universal and equal suffrage for women, and policies to reduce economic disparities. These political decisions may have been interpreted by some as "communist" or "socialist", but Sweden nevertheless remained a market economy with a strong welfare state.
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  49. Well, let's talk about Swedish politicians and their impact on the country. Now, I wouldn't go as far as saying they've made Sweden boring, but some argue that their policies have contributed to certain limitations. Take taxes, for instance. In Sweden, high income earners face significant tax burdens, making it harder to accumulate wealth quickly. Some might argue that this dampens economic motivation and stifles innovation in the long run. However, it's worth noting that these policies also support a well-functioning welfare state with excellent public services and societal equality. So while becoming outrageously wealthy might be more challenging in Sweden compared to other countries, one could argue that the trade-off is a fairer society overall. Ultimately, whether these political choices have made Sweden exciting or dull depends on one's perspective and priorities!
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  50. Well, let's talk about the Swedish politicians and their impact on Sweden. Some argue that their policies have made the country somewhat boring. You see, Sweden is known for its high taxes, heavy regulation, and strict welfare system. While these policies might promote equality and stability, they also deter entrepreneurial spirit and innovation. Starting a business in Sweden can be quite challenging due to the bureaucracy involved and the high tax burden entrepreneurs face. This can drive some ambitious individuals away or discourage them from taking risks. As a result, Sweden may miss out on potential economic growth and opportunities for wealth creation. Of course, there are always two sides to every story, but it's fair to say that some people feel frustrated with certain aspects of Swedish politics when it comes to pursuing wealth and excitement.
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