Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "euronews" channel.

Civilized people of any denomination shall not burn holy books of other people, not because of being afraid of doing it but because they respect other people & their faith.
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“A cat has absolute emotional honesty: human beings, for one reason or another, may hide their feelings, but a cat does not.” ― Ernest Hemingway
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@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv they have bad role models, they are lost, they lack guidance. They need to understand that money isnt the most important thing in life.
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Nowruz is a Persian holiday that marks the beginning of the Iranian New Year and is celebrated by millions of people around the world, particularly in countries like Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan. It is a time for renewal, reflection, and celebration of the coming of spring. It is not a holiday for the devil.
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Unemployment and poverty are the result of a poor economic system designed for the upper class, where people must have a sexual relationship with their manager to get a promotion or build their vacation home to get a pay raise. This system, which also restricts social mobility, keeps the majority of the population trapped in a cycle of deprivation and constrained opportunities. Furthermore, it fosters a corrupt and imperialist culture where favors and connections are valued more highly than success and hard work. As a result, the already wealthy continue to profit while the less fortunate struggle to break free from the chains of poverty. They need to implement a new economic system so that anyone can quickly find employment and a good income without depending on
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Well, well, well, ladies and gentlemen, it seems like the right-wing parties in Europe are dusting off their fancy suits and making a grand entrance onto the political stage. With their tailored messages of nationalism and strong borders, these parties are strutting around like peacocks in a parade. From Marine Le Pen's National Front in France to Alternative for Germany (AfD), these right-wingers are raising eyebrows faster than an overeager eyebrow stylist. But what's behind this surge of conservatism? Some say it's a response to the ever-growing tide of globalization, while others blame immigration woes or economic insecurities. Whatever they reason is, they need to understand that kindness matters and understanding others differences is important. 😢
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@tovep9573 You make a typical moral relativist remark. Freedom of expression does not imply freedom from repercussions. Everyone has the right to an opinion and to express their views and feelings, but why and how we do so demand consideration and accountability. Anarchy is when people utilize free speech to disguise their evil intentions and wish to intentionally harm others. Cyberbullying, which causes mental illness and suicide among kids, is an example of how free speech may go too far when people do not accept responsibility for their actions. The major motive for insulting any religion is to satisfy superiority sentiments in one's own belief. People are 'naturally' offended when their faith is insulted. Baiting is a well-known practice used by narcissists and psychopaths. They purposefully provoke you in order to elicit an emotional response from you. Spiritual abuse may occur if someone mocks your spiritual views or utilizes them to make you feel inferior. Spirituality is your unique collection of views about the meaning, purpose, and connection of life. It frequently emphasizes on influences outside of oneself, such as faith in a higher power. Believers ought to be treated with dignity because they are human beings. Respect for religious variety is a necessary component of any healthy society, and religious freedom is a universal human right that all nations must preserve. We should respect all religions as we respect our own, because the core message of all religions is the same. However, there are atheists who believe in moral relativism, and some of them enjoy mocking religion in order to feel superior, and their goal is to overthrow authority and create a new society based on dictatorship where they make new rules, or an anarchist primitive society with the only rule hunt or be hunted. It's a very sad thing, we should learn from the past, develop empathy and create a better tomorrow. Individuals don't teach their children manners or empathy; we raise a generation of entitled, narcissistic others who don't take responsibility for their acts and regard people as objects; if we don't start reflecting on bad parenting, I'm afraid we'll be doomed. 🌹Don't hurt people, people have hearts, learn to be more gentle, so you can live a peaceful life. People should learn to live by the principle live and let live. We would be a much more sane and balanced society if we practiced emotional intelligence. 🌞
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@bedouinmuhammadfromarabicpagan my dear friend, im not surprised, since ancient times Europeans have been obsessed with burning things, they used to burn their own women and accuse them of witchcraft, the witch trails were very inhumane. In the past scholars agree that weak government create disasters such as poverty and inequality. People in the upper class tend to think they are above the law and abuse others. When politicians can't find solutions they create a scapegoat. People nowdays dont teach their kids good morals and boundaries so we have generations of narcissistic kids with low emotional intelligence and fixed mindset. Dont lose hope and practice optimism. 🌼🌼🌼
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@RedbadvanRijn-ft3vv Today's youth are spoiled brats who lack the resilience and work ethic that previous generations possessed. They have grown up in a world of instant gratification and have become accustomed to having everything handed to them without putting in the necessary effort. This has resulted in a sense of entitlement and an inability to handle challenges or setbacks.
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many women grew up in households where there fathers beat there mothers, it didn't turn them into dudes.
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Wars should be solved with diplomatic means rather than military force. Diplomacy promotes peaceful resolution of conflicts and fosters better relationships between nations.
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This historical context sheds light on the problematic and discriminatory nature of sterilization laws and policies. It reflects a disturbing belief in eugenics and the idea of a "good race" versus a "bad race". It also highlights how marginalized and vulnerable groups, such as people with disabilities, were targeted and violated through forced sterilization. The echoes of these discriminatory attitudes can still be seen in society today, particularly in the way marginalized groups are often perceived and treated. The example of Muslim immigrants facing barriers to education, employment, and economic success reflects a similar mindset of devaluing certain groups based on stereotypes and prejudices. It is important to recognize and challenge these harmful beliefs and practices, and to work towards creating a more inclusive and equitable society that values and respects the inherent worth and dignity of all individuals, regardless of their background or identity.
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This way of thinking is dangerous and perpetuates discrimination and inequality. It is important to recognize that every individual has value and potential, regardless of their background or circumstances. Sterilization laws like the one that existed in Sweden only serve to oppress and control certain groups of people, and it is crucial that we learn from history to ensure that such injustices are not repeated. We must strive for a more inclusive and compassionate society where all individuals have the opportunity to thrive and succeed.
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Scandinavia has bad immigrant policies because they are not America, they haven't experienced long periods of democracy and liberalism. Scandinavians don't have a business mindset they go after someone who makes them feel good. They also have unpragmatic policies, for instance, people need to work 8 hours, and its expensive to start a business. Their 9 to 5 jobs need to change with flexible working hours. Another problem is internship jobs and you need to have references to find a job. Their country has a very old mentality and needs a big change, they need to learn from China. Most Scandinavians use cheap labor from east European countries and live on their parent's money, they are upper-class people. I once meet a Danish girl in Ibiza, she was very racist towards arabs in her home country but in Spain she was very friendly, i asked her if she was bipolar, and she laughed and said she was an American wannabee. The problem with Scandinavians are that some of them tend to have double standards when it comes to their attitudes towards people from different cultures and backgrounds, which can be hypocritical and hurtful. It's important to challenge these prejudices and strive for greater understanding and empathy towards others.
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White male mangers fetishes females from south Asians, east Europeans, Balkans, blacks, Latinas and young white women and these groups. If you listen to their job meeting they say that according to them women have to be fuckable to be considered well integrated in the job market. This statement reflects a deeply concerning and inappropriate attitude towards women in the workplace. It is crucial to emphasize that a person's worth and integration in the job market should never be based on their physical appearance or any form of objectification. Such discriminatory behavior undermines diversity, equality, and professional growth. It is essential for organizations to foster inclusive environments that value individuals based on their skills, qualifications, and contributions rather than perpetuating harmful stereotypes or biases.
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It is almost as if they are narcissists, expecting non-European people to bow down to their feet and support their economy without asking for anything in return. Unfortunately, it seems that they do not know how to compromise and only respect and love those who they fear and have more power than them. This leads to them hurting the powerless and showing no empathy towards them, treating them as lesser humans. It is heartbreaking to think that there are people with such little regard for other human beings. Sweden and Europe is not a welcoming place for immigrants. The countries in this region are imperialist and have a tendency to look down on people they believe they can't exploit. Sweden and other European nations have been criticized for their anti-immigrant policies and attitudes. In recent years, Sweden has taken steps to make life easier for immigrants, but the country still has a long way to go before becoming truly welcoming. The lack of acceptance of immigrants and refugees is a real problem in Europe. It is no surprise that many immigrants and refugees feel unwelcome and unwelcome in this region, as they are often viewed as a burden or a threat. This is a worrying trend, as it can lead to an increase in xenophobia and racism. Furthermore, the treatment of refugees in Sweden and other European countries has been heavily criticized for its lack of humanity and compassion. Immigrants and refugees in Europe are often subjected to discrimination and are denied basic human rights, which has a huge impact on their mental health. It is clear that Sweden and Europe need to make more effort to become more welcoming to immigrants and refugees if they want to create a more inclusive society.
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