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@hillary3677 Syria is not a holiday destination. Its camps are not holiday camps.
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Believe it or not, this incident was broadcast even in Australia. Australia, the other side of the world, should hear about it. We do not always get Australia's crime on our own news channel,
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@Jwallworth Can you imagine what would happen if she wanted to leave him? He would murder her.
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@jonathansheats3583 The only reason she wants otherwise to think that she has been de-radicalized is because she found life uncomfortable and poor there. Had it been full of riches and comfort, she would have continued to stay there.
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@kubilay9873 It is one thing to become a Muslim and another to support ISIS. Everyone knew what IDIS were like and this girl us no exception.
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@jonathansheats3583 Making a bad decision like coming home drunk is one thing, joining a terrorist group is another.
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People have been murdered everywhere, unfortunately, sci.
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Self-loathing is never good, Mr Freedman, it is always at the root of deep insecurity and emotional instability. No person can ever run away from himself and the first step to a successful life is accepting yourself for who you are and how you are. Although he was a good-looking bloke, he always compared himself to others. He was unhappy that he was only 5ft 7in in height, for instance. That upset him. He would be far better off accepting how he was and not focusing on himself so much.
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I admire you, rivka. We need more people like you to stand up against this act of barbarity used towards boys and girls.
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@user-nw9xn9jo8j Ich auch nicht.
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@lottat6003 We did not join terrorist groups.
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@cookinggerson4000 Maybe in archaic times, circumcision was seen as beneficial because there was no soap and water. Soap and water have since been invented, so there is no need to cut off bits snd pieces from newborn boys.
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They send their children to religious schools where only Yiddish is spoken.
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@ARedMotorcycle I am afraid that I do blame society. Look, I was a loner as a girl and was bullied for it. Before I joined that particular school where I was bullied, I was still a loner and was not bothered by it. It was not until I joined that school and was tormented for being a loner that I was bothered by it. Who showed me that it was bad to be a loner? My school and society in general, not me, because, until I had joined that school, I was content with who I was, loner or otherwise. But before I was out of my teens, I decided to change my entire way if thinking. It stopped being important to me whether I had friends or not. It takes a lot of courage to reject what society teaches, especially on something as forceful as fitting in with other people.
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@alb5801 Her mother could not be herself. It is like having to wear a mask or a disguise all the time: as long as you wear it, nobody knows who you really are and you " should" be all right. It is like hiding a guilty secret. That is no way to live.
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@suedefringe The lynching may have stopped in America but the discrimination is still there.
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Then why is hijab compulsory in Iran, not in India, Adarsh?
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 @mare7829 The trouble is that we live in a competitive society which teaches that being single is a sign of abnormality, but, personally, I think that being single is wonderful.
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@christinat4689 They did ask for it. Who told them to run off to Syria and marry jihadis?
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 @buzz5969 How would you feel if a member of your family suddenly disappeared without warning?
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Everard's father left when Everard was six months old and Everard says that he has one or two memories of him. How can a six-months old baby remember anything?
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And there are people, Laura, born and living in Syria who actually want to leave, hence those arriving illegally by dinghy. Those actually born into hardship risk their lives to escape it and she, who has a comfortable life in Germany, actually puts herself at risk to go to Syria. Madness!
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@NoName-jq7tj It is their youth that people hanker for. When all is said and done, the principle of life is the same in every era: we all have to work for our living and there are good and bad economic times in every generation.
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You know what annoys me the most? Any one of us could have been born black. It is a matter of fate, not a matter of choice and to be discriminated against because of something that you did not choose is beyond deplorable. It is revolting how mankind can sink low enough to humiliate someone because of the colour of his or her skin.
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@Bolt92* There are many people whose fathers have remarried but who do not resort to terrorism. Anyone excusing her for that flimsy excuse is no better than she is.
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@Bolt92* That is not your average "mistake." That is terrorism, which costs thousands of lives. Get real.
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Was he giving weather temperatures in Centigrade or Fahrenheit? I hate Fahrenheit: it always confuses me.
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@fellith4295 She was fifteen, NOT a child.
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If a young local man started showing an interest in a much older woman, he is only after her money. If a young foreign man started showing an interest in a much older woman, he is only after a passport.
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As long as the child is born healthy, what difference does it make whether it is a boy or a girl?
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In India, there are other problems. There is massive misogyny there. I read of a true story that happened in 2012, when a young woman was physically thrown off a moving bus and later died of her injuries. Why? Because she was traveling alone on a bus late at night. That is no better than Muslim fanaticism, although the perpetrators were Hindu.
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@annielynn8730 Once upon a time I was also eighteen but I never thought of joining a terrorist organisation.
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@annielynn8730 I understand choosing a path at eighteen. Who has not dreamt of becoming independent, going off on a hiking expedition and seeing the world - these are normal teenage choices. What is not a normal teenage choice is to join a murderous organization, which cruelly oppresses people and which brutally slaughters anyone not conforming to their ideology.
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Paedophilia springs to mind here.
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@zammmerjammer Maybe they never went to the school parties because they knew that they would stand out there. It is a bit like a friendless young man would never go to a nighclub alone. He would stand out like a sore thumb. It is a bit like a vicious circle really. A man keeps to himself because he is shy. People assume that he is snobbish and either ignore him or bully him, so he withdraws further into his own shell as a defence mechanism. He is now even more shy and aware of that, so he becomes even more reclusive and so it goes on and on until something gives. Either he explodes or avoids people even more.
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@levelofsnipes7378 Yet I find things better now. For a start, the economy is so much better now. Also, Internet is available nowadays,which is a great help. People complain about having to work from home or conduct meetings on Zoom during the coronavirus pandemic, but if coronavirus had struck in the 1970's, we would have been in far bigger trouble, as the technology to work from home had not yet been invented and children who had lost so much education because of coronavirus would not have been able to get it online, because there were no desktop computers or Internet and the libraries would have been closed.
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There is far too much competitiveness in society and that breeds feelings of social inadequacy.
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@njoroge2061 No, both male and female circumcision is barbaric.
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@robertopezzutto5843 The citizens wear the niqab because it is the law there, but the niqab is not the bone of contention here. The bone of contention is that those young people voluntarily went to join a terrorist organisation.
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@habibakamara4045 Many of them knew full well what those Syrian camps were. They wanted to become jihadi brides.
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If I am born in Europe , live in Europe and have white skin like a European but can speak African as a second language, am I an African? No.
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@bloodypommelstudios7144 Being solitary and of geeky disposition by themselves should not in itself be a reason for getting bullied. Some of the best jobs are done by those of a solitary disposition. If being a computer nerd and a loner means that you deserve to get bullied, society needs to take a good look at itself.
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They fear that the children will then reject Islam, Malika. Children are very easily influenced. Those children will get badly bullied in school later on.
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That man, Slade, at 37:39 is not at all bad-looking. I am surprised that he had a relationship with a doll instead of a real woman.
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Not all the men are supporting the women. It is men who created the hajib-wearing law.
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@SuperTinamarie2010 Firstly, not every boy gets the infections that you assume and secondly, he does not have to expose himself in locker-rooms. By dint of your argument, it would also be beneficial to remove women's breasts, as they could get cancer.
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Some people do not even know who they are. They were abandoned as babies in public phone boxes and do not know either their mother or their father and they do not become murderers.
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@Chris Kyle Many people are half-Asian or mixed with other races but do not commit murder.
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@luechmillionz Yes, there are those who think that money solves everything. Buy the kid a nice car and he will be happy. Listen to your kids, be there for them when they need you. Don't dismiss their worries as irrelevant just because you think that they are not because you are an adult or because you were far poorer when you were hid age but did not complain. Everyone needs to be listened to sometimes. He was a young man. He wanted a romantic relationship.
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The trouble is that those women's social life at home is no good, otherwise they would not put so much emphasis on holiday romances and those holiday romances would not be the highlight of their lives.
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@daniellee1722 To be fair, people were often cruel to him. His stepmother weakened his relationship with his father to the point where she kicked Elliott out of his father's house and his father was too weak to stand up to her. In fact, Elliott's father put his second wife, i.e. Elliott's stepmother, before him. Also, Elliott was bullied in school, which did not help.
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The story of Mary-Jo Buttafuoco is sad, not the story of Amy Fisher. Amy Fisher is perfectly healthy. Mary-Jo is partially blind and partially deaf, thanks to the bullet that Amy Fisher fired into her head. Part of the bullet still remains in Mary-Jo's head and she still suffers blinding headaches. If there is anyone you should be sorry for, it should be Mary-Jo, not Amy. The only thing sad about Amy is that her children were ostracised and bullied in school because of her. Although Amy moved to Florida with her husband and children after the Long Island tragedy, word got round very fast via news reports etc about who she really was and her children suffered for it.
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@OakwiseBecoming I am Jewish myself and I consider circumcision barbaric. Implying anyone is anti-Semitic just because he or she is against circumcision is like saying that someone is peculiar because he does not eat meat. You can oppose a ritual without hating the people who practise it. Many Jews themselves are against circumcision .
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Sometimes, it is problems at work that cause people to disappear. Japanese society is very demanding and exacting. Not everyone can keep up with the pace of life there.
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When he was about eight years old, his parents divorced and his father married a woman who was not exactly nice to Elliot Rodger. She even encouraged his father to kick Elliot out on his eighteenth birthday. Eighteen may be the age of majority, but he was still his father's son and what sort of father puts his second wife before his biological son?
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@00nigirimeshi I also was fifteen once, might have said or done dumb things but I never did indulged terrorist activities.
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@heathervelasco5159 Oh, come on, it was Amy who pulled the trigger of the gun which shot Mary-Jo Buttafuoco in the head.
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Michelle Rice I was a teenager in the 1970's and I am afraid that I have to disagree with you. For a start, people were more aggressive and would hit you for no reason. Sexism and prejudice were a lot more acceptable then. Pictures of naked or near-naked women hung on the walls of almost every garage and discrimination and dirty jokes existed in almost every workplace. There were also continuous strikes and tax was 98%. We also suffered regular attacks from the IRA. Sure, there are problems now, but, at least, the country seems more stable now.
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If you hurt others for no good reason, you need professional help.
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@mannylikestoanimate What he means is, a fact is still a fact and you cannot escape from it.
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Belfast was a dangerous place in 1972.
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@FräuleinZhu Ja, weil das ein Tier ist.
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@iLoveJackingOn He was obsessed with losing his virginity just like some people are obsessed with losing an unreasonable amount of weight. It preyed on his mind all the time.
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In every generation, there is someone who complains about "conversation-killers." In the seventies, it was television. Today it is the computer or mobile phone. Shame really,because the latter two are also informative, I.e. information at your fingertips.
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@WillyEckaslike There is a difference between women aborting their own babies and strangers forcing people to murder their own or other people's children and most women who abort their babies fo it out of personal necessity, not from desire to create a "master race."
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@fedupto68 And a toilet inside the house.
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The title is somewhat misleading: there WAS television in the 1970's.
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 @LoveYourself-my9nz I am not excusing anyone disappearing, but he or she must have a reason for it.
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@DeeJay003 Yes,but many young people with underlying health conditions would have also died of coronavirus unexpectedly and people would have wanted to know why.
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@Karina-go9gm Mary-Jo Buttafuoco also went through some traumatic stuff. She was shot in the head by a girl whom she did not know and suffered serious injuries. Her sight and hearing on one side of her head were permanently damaged and part of the bullet which maimed her is still embedded in her head. It cannot be removed and is still causing her headaches. Added to which, she had young children at the time, who could have easily lost her, so if anyone suffered, it was Mary-Jo Buttafuoco.
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@Karina-go9gm Once upon a time, I was also seventeen. I had fallen in love more times than you could count, but I would never have dreamt of even hitting the wives or girlfriends ofthe men whom I had loved, let alone tried to kill them.
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It is not really funny. Anyone could have been born vertically challenged but no-one would like to be bullied about it. To all those people mocking the vertically challenged, how would you feel if you were one of them and what would you do if any of your children were born vertically challenged?
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Unfortunately, Eevie, it is human nature to discriminate against what is considered "unusual.". That is how things are.
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Ugh! I was around in 1976 and I can tell you that many people were more aggressive, took offence more easily and were a lot more prejudiced than they are now.
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@sansansansan7319 Even people who donot go to Syria know that it is a war zone and that ISIS are terrorists. Have we not heard about the situation in Syria on the news enough times?
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Especially if it is a large sum of money.
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@sammy4634 Disgusting that people should be treated like animals just because they married outside their race and this was supposed to be in the twentieth century.
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I thought that Barrow in Alaska was the most northern town in the world.
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@moustik31 Children are not born racist. Their parents and society in general make them like this.
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@AMAli-ct5df In defying all forms of authority in adolescent rebellion, you would assume that she would become atheist rather than convert to Islam.
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@imzjustplayin There is no such thing as an alpha male. That is some nonsense idea that came out in the nineteen nineties or early 2000's. The idea of labelling this or that as "cool" is very damaging. People should dance to their own tunes and make the best of their own qualities, not be an image of what is trendy, like an alpha male. Not everyone can live up to this sort of expectation.
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@xeniadelsol Religious people are taught to hate irreligious people because they see them as a threat.
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@victoriagonzalez5774 Soldiers eat bugs if they are miles away from anywhere.
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@austinsy8056 Many people have worse lives than Elliot Rodger and do not go out on killing sprees. There are people who are terminally ill, starving, abandoned as babies and do not know who their biological parents are and they do not turn to crime. Elliot Rodger had no need to kill anybody. All he had to do was work on his self-esteem issues and he wuld have been fine.
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@AK-wr3nr So their daughter must have been born either by a surrogate or has been adopted. No way could she bear a child, as she was still male inside, even after she transitioned.
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No-one is forbidding the use of a hijab. We are merely saying that if one wants to wear it, one should. If not, they should not. But whether you wear a hijab or not, you should not be condemned to die for it.
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@tzermonkey The Nazis wanted a blue-eyed, blond race, although many themselves were not blue-eyed or blond.
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The children born of these dreadful unions are innocent and their lives must have been blighted. As for the excuse that one can understand the derision shown by Finnish children towards Lebensborn children, it is inexcusable. Those mocking the lebensborn children should be glad that they were not born Lebensborn themselves. We bully other people for being who they are, but we could easily have been them.
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@Borderose He was obsessed with his shyness, that is no good. It is like someone suffering from anorexia. They exceed their calorie count by one calorie and they starve for the rest of the week. Even if he were shy, he could have gone out with male friends to nightclubs, for instance and even if he did not talk much, he could have made himself sociable by saying "hello" to a girl whom he met there.
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And sometimes a person's mind is ruined by other people and by the expectations of society.
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Ballah 666 Before joining the caliphate, they were all starry-eyed. Now that they have seen what the caliphate is really like, they want out. Typical.
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@amandamotekaityte5681 They went off their own free will. How did these Australians suddenly find themselves in Afghanistan, literally on the other side of the world?
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Poverty and social deprivation always exacerbate racialism.
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@LuxMeow A hooker would not give him a satisfying long-term relationship and that was what he was looking for.
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Yet this evil custom still exists throughout the world, Happy Monk.
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@dinavienna It is the people who go AGAINST societal expectations who help it the most. I know that it is easier to follow cultural or social norms just because "everyone else does," but following a crowd often means that you get no further than that crowd and are trapped by its theories for generations or, at least, until someone else speaks out.
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@sammy4634 "They did exploratory surgery on her brain to find out why a white woman would want to marry a black man. " That is not unlike the Nazis who performed experiments on their victims during the holocaust.
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@youtubetroller2451 She has a right tonwrite what she likes on this board. It belongs to her as well. People always try to shut up those who try to stick up for themselves. This chatroom belongs to EVERYONE. EVERYONE can write whatever they like on it. Prejudice against black people, ginger-haired people, etc is not THAT different. Each canne as bad as the other. As for dyeing your ginger hair another colour, how many parents and teachers allow this?
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@khalidj717 Not that different. Bullies can also be racist. If Cecilia were black instead of ginger, she would also have been bullied.
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 @GazB85 You would not like a twelve-year-old stealing your car and running over your parents with it.
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@gabrielekarl9278 You want to make a bet? Almost every guest that came to our house when I was only eighteen started talking about marriage. If I was ever asked my age after the age of twenty, I was told not to answer. Therefore being single after a certain age DOES bring a lot of unwelcome curiosity.
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@WAHRHEIT402 I am not a Muslim but it is nobody's business if a Muslim chooses to wear a hijab. You know what I think? I think that they do not really care whether or not she wears a hijab. They just want to pick on her for being a Muslim.
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@comfym3850 The important thing here is to be yourself. Pretending to be otherwise will not help you, as eventually most people will see through your disguise. Real friends will accept you for how you are, otherwise they are not your real friends.
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@astoldbynickgerr It is difficult to be a teenager, either male or female. Full stop. It is also difficult to be anyone, even an adult, because there is so much competition in society. As I mentioned earlier on, people are first introduced to it in the school playground. Children see a child standing alone in the playground, they begin tormenting him or her just because he or she is standing alone. As adults, we are expected to be married or, at least, in relationships by the time we are in our early twenties. Not everyone's lives run that way and no wonder some people are left marginalised and frustrated. Society plays a great part in a person's well-being.
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@cathye.2855 Every major religion has members who defect from it.
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@JestersSHOES87 Many people are born into poverty but do not turn to extremism.
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@youngeast5309 There is nothing wrong with trying to impress women, as long as you don't become obsessed with impressing them. If they are attracted to you, fine. Start a relationship with them,and, if all goes well, marry them. But they reject you, accept it with grace. They are under no obligation to go out with you and we all have to put up with being rejected. We eventually get over it. Every person has to kiss a thousand frogs before finding his/her princess/prince. T
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Unfortunately, we live in a society which still insists that a woman is nothing without a man. Those poor European women have been alone for too long and think that they can recreate romance with a man thirty years younger than them on a two-week holiday in a foreign country. The trouble is that that man rarely loves them; he uses them only to get a passport to the UK and then he abandons them. He may have even been married to a local girl before he start dating the much older European.
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@geneticfailure59 No, but you don't go around murdering people just because you cannot get a girlfriend.
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 @mousenation3867 The idea of an old man chasing a young girl barely out of her teens is also repulsive.
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@fenris4760 But it is the women who suffer the most. How many cases have you heard of men being murdered in the name of honour killings? How many cases have you heard of man being punished for being immodest dressed? How many cases havw you heard of men being executed for daring to venture outdoors without a chaperone? None!
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Vandalism can happen if you leave it open, not just shut. Kids can break in and make house parties and leave drugs and litter everywhere
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 @marcparingaux9205 I do not like alcohol. It is my basic human right not to, but it is not my basic human right to rebuke anyone else who does.
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@theprotector1234567 No-one is connecting with him. They are just trying to understand why he did what he did. He was, physically, a good-looking fellow. Unfortunately, he did not realise this and tried to compete with other people. That is the worst thing, because you will always find a reason to fail. What would have helped him is if someone would have told him to dance to his own beat and look at his own good points instead of comparing himself to other people, he might have been alive today.
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@martinpiekarski1512 He was obsessed with relationships. He would have been better off focussing less on the fact that he was shy and not worrying about it than driving himself crazy about it and consequently harming others. If he had thought: "It does not matter if I do not get a girlfriend today. There's always tomorrow," he would have made himself more approachable and pleasant to be with. Instead he got it into his head that everyone was in a relationship, except him and he wanted to harm others. That is not a good attitude to have.
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Not necessarily, Chase, other people's influence plays a great part in a person's development and emotional security.
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@amandamotekaityte5681 Pushed into ISIS? Never! I have heard of young girls being forced to marry against their will, but not forced to join ISIS. ISIS does not want female fighters.
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 @Tracey-zr5do So should mosques and other non-Christian places of worship not exist in thecUK? Is that what you are writing?
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He is very handsome.
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Ruth Simpson It is as bad as alcohol addiction.
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@willsocietyacceptmecauseio1276 The Taliban are no better than ISIS.
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@daniellee1722 You do not just date someone just for the sake of dating someone, Daniel. If you do not fancy her to begin with, why ask her out on a date?
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@sebastiang7394 The harm has been done. True, but a bigger harm has been done by allowing the criminal to go unpunished. Not only do you hurt the family of the victim but you also make it unsafe for the rest of society.
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@naomipask9956 Mary-Jo had two young children at the time. Maybe she felt that she should not leave him, as the children were still very young.
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@MrWhiskeycricket Marriage is all right for those who have found their dream partner and want to build a life together. However, nobody should be regarded as a hopeless case just because they choose to remain single. Societal expectations are behind nearly all sadness, distress and sometimes even suicides.
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@jennvain3463 I think that he also attacked a fifty-five-year-old man. He could have killed that woman when he shoved her towards the train. She hit her head on the carriage - enough to kill her or she could have fallen onto the tracks and died. He is clearly a psychopath and could well end up on a murder charge one day.
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That is just the attitude which encourages violence. Why does a criminal commit violence? Because he can get away with it. If he got as good as he gave, he would stop because he would have met his match.
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He may have been unfaithful to his wife but he did not pull the trigger.
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He was also bullied in school, Night Star. This did not help. Maybe the girls deliberately ignored him.
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@C_U_R_I_E_L To be fair, his parents divorced when he was young and his father remarried. His father's second wife turned Elliott's father against Elliott, not a very nice thing to do.
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That is because the adults have created a society in which children should escape justice and punishment because they are young, Torey. It makes me glad that I never had children because I believe in old-fashioned discipline.
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I have heard of kids or even adults keeping diaries. Those diaries are usually full of private thoughts like Elliott Rodger's. Some thoughts are angry, others not. Typical thoughts. I read Elliott Rodger's manifesto. Most of it I could read without getting disturbed but the last few pages towards the end, I had to abandon: what he wrote was so disturbing that I could not finish it.
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@NintendoGamer2600 Sometimes, a man can be a nice man even if he only has a second-hand Mini. If Elliott Rodger focussed less on the "prize possession" that he considered himself to be, I.e. not bragged about his $300 dollar sunglasses and concentrated instead on overcoming his obsession with relationships, he would have had a far better chance of finding a girlfriend.
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@SSJKamui The "money will make you popular with girls" is another way of saying "girls will want you only for your money."
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@mrsinkzn Men should also be listened to and I say that as a woman myself.
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@DeezN1892 And killed each other, too!
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Rioting is hardly calm or reasonable, Leigh. Innocent people get hurt, too.
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I am sorry but if we live in a free society, we have a right to wear what we like, be it hijab, niqab or skimpy clothes. A free society is one which allows you to be whom you like and, in most, but not all cases, clothes are an expression of a person's identity. If you rob them of a chance to wear what they like, you rob them of their identity. A free society means that it is free for ALL, not just for a handful of people. The world belongs to all of us.
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@nelacaro57 Where is it the law to show your face? Maybe in passport photos, OK, but not in the street. If a woman chooses to cover everything up, including her face, it is her business. I have a problem with it only if she is FORCED to do so.
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I was a teenager once myself, dukadar. I never thought of joining a terrorist organisation.
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All the people who complain that life was better then are the same people who, in forty years' time, will say that life was better now. They are never satisfied.
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Linda had clearly been catfished but what about the man whose photo the catfisher had used? That man might be married and a family friend or anyone else who knows him may one day log onto the Internet, think that that catfished man is looking for romance and tell that man's wife. That could ruin a marriage.
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So Jackie Tesch, two paragraphs ago, is your cousin, Debra Willaims.
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I am sure that they had permission to come.
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I thought that she lived alone as the sole occupant of the desert. Then she admitted that she had neighbours.
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@relax5367 Maybe he isn't. Not everyone is a bubbly, sociable extrovert that cannot stand his own company. He chose this type of life and is not hurting anyone. I don't know why people have to be do horrible about itl
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@elisyaomorose957 Nonsense. No God would have wished the Holocaust. After all, the people who perished in it were His creation. Even religious people died in it, not just atheists or unbelievers.
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@Anna-tj7mp The comments here are not anti-semitic. People just have different opinions. Most are unused to the idea of having eighteen children and reading only religious scripts. I am sure that there are many lapsed Catholics who do not understand why religious Catholics should have ten children. It is not racist, just another way of looking at things. Would you call anyone who disagrees with you a bigot?
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Male circumcision is just as barbaric.
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Sometimes, other people can also ruin a person's mind.
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High social expectations can also ruin a person. Look at harmless people bullied just for being loners. They might be happy being loners, until others decide that they are "abnormal" and make their lives miserable.
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@shabbos-goy9407 The fashion of the time was terrible: long-haired men and filthy jeans.
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@sarahfemi9862 Cultural differences create problems in all parts if the world, not just in the UK.
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The reporter is a sweetie.
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@EClouds36 No, he was not particularly short. He was not a dwarf. His problem was that he took virginity too seriously and started comparing himself, sometimes wrongly, to other people. If he had learnt to accept himself for how he was instead of comparing himself to other people, he would have been all right.
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@chrsmcfrln If he did not want to life in a cave, he would have got himself a flat. He admits himself that the monetary system in wider society irritates him.
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@Yeagerbomb77 Well, how would you feel if your son went on a rampage and murdered several people, especially if you were a famous Hollywood film director? His name is forever associated with that of his son's.
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@callmehchloe4074 That is no excuse. There are people who have been abandoned by both parents as babies and they turn out respectably. " I was abused" is always an excuse to escape responsibility for one's actions.
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But most of the people in this video look either male or female. No-one would guess that they were intersex.
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@AandP4dummieslikeme That makes no difference. It is like a drug.
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@sagebaker6426 Taliban also runs Afghanistan with an iron fist. It also stones adulterers to death and whips with lashes to death anyone refusing to fast on Ramadan. ISIS beheads people, Taliban stones to death or whips them to death. Same brutality, different method, so Taliban is no better than ISIS.
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And what about male genital mutilation? It is just as barbaric and I am a woman myself.
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@rakesfunnyfarm You want to save your marriage, especially if your children are still very young, like Mary-Jo's were at that time.
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 @caralho5237 A SMALL number of people can create massive problems. Read history.
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@KentPetersonmoney But, surely,if you looked part black, people would notice that, even if you would not admit it.
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 @habibahmad6658 That is a wicked thing to write. Do you think that she chose this for herself? No-one wants to be intersex.
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It helps to understand the language. You would not like to watch a foreign programme without English subtitles. Imagine watching the Swedish series "The Killing" without English subtitles.
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@kap849 Love does matter in a relationship; it is the glue that holds it together, but these men are using those women for their own ends. They want a passport to come to the UK. Once they arrive in the UK, they abandon those women.
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@doggolovescheese1310 There is a difference between sex trafficking and joining a terrorist organisation.
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@tarlyarmodeste8773 If people discriminate against you because of your ginger hair, they will also discriminate against you because of your dark skin.
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@khalidj717 Not that different. If you look at it closely, bullying is a form of discrimination: hating someone becausebthey are considered "different."
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@equinax529 It doesn't alter what you call them. They are all the same rubbish. Same meat, different gravy.
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It is okay to openly say that you are a male who identifies with male clothes and male interests and I say that as a female.
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@randyjohnson9772 She is not biased. I think that she was very fair.
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 @RobertTaylor-gz2fu The IRA wore dark green balaclavas.
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@vice2versa If you are a quiet introvert, you should not suddenly become a loud-mouthed extrovert that cracks jokes every minute of the day. What you should do is accept yourself for how you are and be the best person that you can be. By that I mean, be friendly and approachable. Have hobbies where you can meet people and take a general interest in your surroundings. Had Elliott Rodger done that instead of get bitter about his continuous celibate state, he would have been alive today and so would his victims.
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@senpailee1967 What I meant was that none of us know what genes we carry In our bodies. You may look white but how do you know that your great-great-grandfather was not black? How do you know that the white person whom you dated and subsequently married did not have a great-great uncle who was black? People are made up of all types of genes, like a jigsaw.
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@oooodles3 Oakwood is telling the truth as it is. He is not struggling with anything. People always oppose other people's customs but get het-up if anyone criticises theirs.
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@gardenfalls What if that intersex kid does not identify as a girl but you have removed its male anatomy as it was born intersex? What will you do if it becomes depressed because identity is very important in society.
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And yet people say that life today's difficult Tage.
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@Wombat7777777 Thst is way beyond stupidity. No- one GOES that far. That is pure evil. The anguish that she put her father through.
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@nonamehi The gym costs a fortune. They are better off going for walks without taking any money, so that they won't be tempted to go into shops and buy things.
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@ns2110theonly Yes, there are those who thrive in it, others who wither in it. Do not imply that those who wither in it are racist. If someone grew up in a devoutly Protestant home and abandoned his or her religion, it does not make him more of a hater than anyone else. Even a devoutly religious person may experience conflict between his or her religion and the outside world. His upbringing was just not to his or her taste. He or she should feel free to comment without being labelled.
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@erikthehalfabee6234 Many people lose children through illness but do not turn to terrorism for comfort.
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@youngeast5309 I am not defending him. I am only saying that he drove himself crazy with unrealistic expectations of himself. There is no excuse for his behaviour.
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This is what should happen here in the UK but it does not.
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@sherrytelle Double standards are a sign of emotional insecurity.
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@om-nj2hw Barking dogs and crying babies!
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@Lildjungelskog And if they did not fancy him, then what? You cannot attack people just because they do not consider you attractive. That is life and you have to accept it. I have fancied thousands of people throughout my life, but they never fancied me back. Damned if I attacked them for ignoring me.
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@Andu_music He WAS born that way. Almost everyone suffers rejection from the opposite gender, but does not go around harming them.
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@gamewarrior666 He was a grown man,not a small child who had to be watched morning, noon and night. At his age, he could be quite devious but old enough to act responsibly.
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@@akailecaflip9658 The male version of this is as bad as the female version, but people are reluctant to condemn it. I am a woman but boys are people, too and just because people are afraid to condemn male mutilation, it does not make it right.
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We should be glad that we do not suffer from this terrible disease.
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@LetsPatchItUp Maybe if she had lived today, surgery would have been more successful.
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@lorimiller4301 Forgive my ignorznce, but what hafebtye atrocities of Hudson Bay got go fo with this poor woman's disfigurement? Horrendous though the Hudson Bay incidents are, that does not mean that this woman's suffering is irrelevant.
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@southorse They need not laugh. They never know what may happen to them or what their children may look like.
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@lindabederio4603 Ignorance can sometimes lead to cruelty.
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It is strange that there do not seem to be any male dolls for women.
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@arunaabraham6445 Many object to the hijab and abaya, neither of which cover the face. As for the niqab, do you remember the terrorist who fled to Pakistan in his sister's face veil and abaya? He was eventually caught.
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@Johnny - Learning n' helping Homeless is a worldwide problem, not just a German one.
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@Ghhyuttgg There was no swearing in the 1960's. I am sure that there was.
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@angelwingz892 Especially that nowadays, in a marriage, BOTH partners are expected to work.
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Her husband might have killed her.
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Genie Meadows Ye, but he said that the man was a murderer.
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How did you spend your time, dannyalexander? I mean, what did you do with yourself all day? Even if you did not earn a living, how did you prevent yourself from getting bored?
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You are lucky to have been born in the twentieth century and living in the twenty-first. If you would have lived any earlier, you would have probably died of a now-preventable disease. Yes, being as self-sufficient as that person in that video has its advantages, but the twenty first century offers luxuries that never existed before.
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@Jesusvazquez-cd7cy That person was trying to steal his animals. To him, living where he does, his animals are his lifeline. Steal his animals and you are condemning him to starve to death.
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Ugh, Marc, corporal punishment was administered like water and it was not always justified. By all means, slap them if it is necessary, but it is not always necessary.
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@wesleymills2641 Sometimes even better than a real woman.
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@jennytaylor3324 It is up to you whether to accept or reject the fashion. Punk rock fashion did not last long, though. Hippie fashion lasted much longer. Hard to say which I preferred.
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 @randomhuman2595 Then why are there honour killings?
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@miriambucholtz9315 This is sad. A convert should be welcomed with open arms. Think of all the rejections by his or her family that he or she went through. Thinking of all the new rituals he or she had to learn. Many converts are more observant in their new faith than those who are born into it.
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Well, they cannot go to a supermarket like the rest of us, can they? There was a general store somewhere in Deadhorse. Deadhorse is supposed to be warmer, even though it is further north, but I doubt that it has many groceries. It has only a sparse population.
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@no_peace I think that the reason that some people criticise this type of life is because they would not know what to do with themselves if they had to live it. In other words, they would get bored with it. I agree that boredom is a factor which needs to be taken into account, but once you know how to fill your time, you could have a lovely, peaceful existence there.
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Difficult though it is, the sooner you break away from a stifling environment, the better it is. Of course, no-one likes to fall out with their family or friends, but that is the price you have to pay in order to move forward with your life. There are many who would like to do what she did but are unable to because they would not know how to make their way in the world. It takes some getting used to.
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Heck, all this unpleasantness in the world makes me want to go to a remote island and hide in a tent.
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@TheLambdaTeam In the UK, it is harder to get guns snd just as hard to purchase them illegally.
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It is up to the individual whether or not she wears a niqab. As long as dhr is not forced to wesr it, i have no problem with it. But I do not think that it is the niqab or hijab that is the problem here; it is hatred of Islam. Ever since bin Laden destroyed the Twin Towers in New York, the world turned against Muslims, much like most of it turned against Germany after World War Two.
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@vaquera9368 There are still plenty of respectable people around. Not everyone is a beer-swilling, drug-taking individual, who has scant regard for anyone else.
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@Anteater23 Sometimes, a decision to become obsessed with religion can ruin a person. Look at ISIS and their desire to kill in the name of God.
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@barbarawebb7185 Many of the converts are more sincere than people born into the religion themselves. Those born into the religion accept it (I am not talking about those who want to break away. I am talking about those who do not want to break away) because they were not born into anything else, whereas a convert regards his adopted religion as something new.
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@ActiveAussie2024 Not everything in life has to be a competition.
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I think that it should be a personal choice ehether one wants to wear a niqab or not. As long as one is not forced, everything is all right.
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@5p674 Because they are lonely snd society places a strong emphasis on relationships.
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The more a place is populated, the more chance there is of crime or war.
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@stevewalsh-balshaw1727 Compare that to the lives of the poor in Afghan, Pakistan, etc and the poor here are relatively rich.
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@irokdastar How do you know that most religious women are happy? Some might be, but most? Most are under their husband's thumb, have one baby after the other and not a minute to themselves. They are forced to wear long-sleeved clothes in winter and in summer and live in cramped accommodation. It is insulting to imply that all secular people are unhappy. Some are and some are not.
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@Assenre1494 Sometimes, it is the very people raised in a culture who talk against it. You say that you ca not judge another culture because you were not raised in it. That's true, but if there is something repulsive about another culture, we should feel free to express our disgust at it. Let's take an example: the self-immolation of Indian widows at their late husbands' funeral pyre. The widow would walk towards the pyre, chanting a prayer, then would walk directly into the pyre and burn to death. This went on for several years before it became outlawed. What g if it gad not become outlawed? Part of civilization of mankind is looking at primitive, barbaric behaviour and moving on from it. If we do not, we are no better than animals. Animals' behaviour is exactly the same throughout centuries because they know no better. People should be more civilised.
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@rolfdew3224 Prejudice exists all the time: in 1985, 2022, 3055. It is part of human nature and cannot be eradicated.
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@stevenhewes1990 People earned less then. I am sick and tired of people moaning about how bad things are now. Coronavirus apart, we are living in some of the best times: no war, no recession (although you never know what is around the corner.) In another forty years, we will say how wonderful life was now.
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Ignorance is bliss, eh, Alice?
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 @LisaGTrueCrimeGuru I am fully Jewish and think that circumcision is barbaric.
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How can a doctor decide what sex a baby should belong to? A baby cannot feel the emotions of a person who knows whether he is male or female; a baby cannot talk.The mess that those doctors have made of those intersex people's lives is unimaginable.
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 @tiny_lez_bunny I, too, am against circumcision and I come from a religion that practises it.
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@janinec4444 By dint of the first part of your argument, one can say that removing women's breasts also has benefits: avoidance of breast cancer, but if we cut off everything for fear of developing this, that or the other, we would be left with nothing. Our entire bodies would disappear.
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@parishna4882 Everyone knows that coronavirus originated in China and if it is not one thing, it is another. In the nineteen eighties, it was AIDS. Anyone old enough to remember that epidemic remembered the paranoia that went with it. You were afraid to even stand next to anyone for fear that they had it. With the time, people became more enlightened and realised that you did not get that disease from thin air. Now we have coronavirus. You can catch it from other people, but this was probably filmed before the pandemic. Now, in this present time, one has to be careful. But, in safer times, you cannot go through life treating everyone like lepers. This interferes with your life and makes you miserable. Remember, they probably have the same opinion about you. Life is too short to get paranoid.
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@stephy21685 He is good looking.
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That is why I say, Boi, that society plays a HUGE part in the way people turn out.
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@NoseKey Yes, but by dyeing their hair,they are hiding their natural selves. It is like putting on a fake accent. The minute you get carried away by emotion, your true roots come out and you speak like the person who you naturally are.
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@daniellee1722 Maybe he did not know what to say. After all, he did not know her from Adam. How often have we fantasised about the person of our dreams but when that person actually looks our way, we become too tongue-tied to speak to them? He would have been better off not focusing so much on girls but more on himself, trying to be the best that he could be and maybe then he would have been luckier. Often, if you become too obsessed with something, you tend to repel people with your goal rather than attract them because you create an uncomfortable atmosphere.
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A woman leader? What about Mrs Thatcher or Mrs May?
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@leilashahi7185 At least, these women are making a stand for themselves.
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@mythicll3039 How many parents or teachers would allow their young children or pupils to dye their hair? Not many!
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@moustik31 OK.
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@mythicll3039 If a ginger-haired child would dye his or her hair blond,do you think the schoolteachers would not notice?
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@mythicll3039 Schools and parents, especially of young children, would forbid it.
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Whatever your opinions of this girl going to Syria to join ISIS, what a terrible thing to do to her father: telling him that she was dead when she was, in fact, alive. Only scum could do a thing like that.
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@user-fx4zy5tj3v Same rubbish.
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He is wrong when he says good looks are more important for men than for women. Good looks seem more important for women, as they are expected to get married ( even nowadays.) Men are expected to be intelligent, charming and good-hearted, not good-looking.
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@luxxielul Before anyone attacks cat, I would like to say that she may have been persecuted for being too black in white surroundings and for being too white in black surroundings. I have heard of coloured, i.e. mixed race people in Africa feeling out of place in both black and white surroundings.
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@jonbasa Like a prison.
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@pikachuthunderbolt3919 Some still are oppressed even today.
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@andrewtaylor3008 This is discrimination politics.
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@emmareporter What about what James went through?
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@GazB85 I read of a twelve-year-old who murdered his foster mother, by jumping into her car and reversing when she stood behind him. By his own admission, he intended to steal the car. Do you not think that this is worthy of harsh punishment? Children commit far worse crimes than most adults.
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@alkarandam Think of how intersex people were bullied as children in school, think of how people stare at them in public (Mapa saying that he/she gets stared at in the documentary.) Think of the problems facing them when they have to use public toilets. Their lives cannot be easy.
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@yanbigtimeinc7698 Israel is not anti-religious. It is largely secular, true, but it does not persecute anyone who wants to live a religious lifestyle. In fact, Jerusalem, Israel's capital city, has a larger Orthodox and ultra Orthodox community than anywhere else in Israel.
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@Editor571 Yes, but I DID see an excerpt of film from 1979, in which the Ayatollah Khomeini came to power and women in the crowd started covering their heads. That said, TODAY'S Iranian women want to reverse that custom and UNCOVER their heads.
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@MrWhiskeycricket I am saying that if a person can stay happily married to another oir life, good luck to him or her, otherwise, get divorced.
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@mikeappleget482 Your grandparents must have been cold as ice to plague your dad with remarks about marriage when he had just come out of come out of the army, having been exposed to all sorts of danger then. He should have told them to get lost. I am glad that you have a different attitude.
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@GoodSamaritan-g2i Yes, it is up to an individual whether she wants to wear the niqab or not. How would any of us like to be told what to wear or what not to wear just because "other people do not like it?" Would any mini-skirted woman on this board like to be criticised for wearing a mini skirt? No? I thought not.
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@truthisbitter7086 Orthodox Jewish women do not wear niqab. They wear wigs or scarves.
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@truthisbitter7086 In that case, the Taliban would face the death sentence without fail, for they have murdered hundreds of people.
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@AntwhaleNearfar He was not THAT short. 5ft 7" is not a dwarf, not even for a man. It had more to do with his personality. He scared people off with his grandiose and intimidating behaviour.
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@grawakendream8980 People tend to be attracted to good looks, that is for sure, but there are plenty of average looking people in relationships.
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@senpailee1967 Many can look white on the outside but carry a recessive black gene that can manifest itself in a future generation, I.e.,a black grandchild. Has anyone read the tragic story of Sandra Laing?
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@seabreeze4559 Self-hatred is just as destructive as the racism directed by other people towards you. Accept yourself for how you are. That is the only way to move forward.
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@Relentless_Games One day he will meet his match. What goes around, comes around.
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@Roland_of_Brittany Nonsense. Most people do not disappear because of social media; they disappear because of problems in their lives. No-one disappears for no reason, unless they get abducted, murdered or become other victims of crime.
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What were they rioting about?
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Especially if he asks for LARGE sums of money, SweetUniverse.
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@DB-115 No, but they are not going to help themselves if they become criminals. Who is going to employ them? Who will give them a second chance in life if they are going to attack people, especially for no good reason? Life is difficult for everyone. We all have to help ourselves.
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@polly6336 In factories in 1940's England, many women wore scarves to protect their hair from getting dirty.
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@Chanie787878 The youngest child will not know the oldest child. By the time, the youngest child is old enough to start primary school, the oldest one will long since have left home.
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@johnnihil1689 How do you know that his father offered him girls and he refused?
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@thecashmaker1994 Looks DO matter. It is what attracts you to someone in the first place. Would you go out with someone whom you consider dead ugly and then marry them? You would wake up in the morning, see their ugly face and feel sick every day for the rest of your life, but you are right when you say that social skills are important.
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@taramartinez3193 For the main part, I don't like people because they are too intrusive by far. They mock anyone who chooses a lifestyle other than the one which they live. I meant what right has anyone to ridicule anyone else for being single, childless, etc? No-one is asking those nosy parkers to live other people's lives. All other people want is to live their own lives. What right has anyone got to torment them about it?
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@anonymousperson3023 It is not helped by the fact that society puts a lot of pressure on people. There are people who do the exact opposite: they are not looking for a spouse, they are quite content to sit at home reading a book instead of dancing at nightclubs, yet they are ridiculed for that. It is a well-known fact that a lot of people are bullied because they like a solitary lifestyle.
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She is lucky not to have lost her German citizenship. Shamima Begum lost her British citizenship when she fled to Syria and joined ISIS. Mind you, it was cruel of one of the other wives of Leonora's husband to tell Maik that Leonora had been killed in a terrorist strike when she was not. Thatcwas unforgivable.
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@emil_rainbow Well, it is the first thing that you notice, so it is not surprising.
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 @4paulseyes And if he gets fed-up with any if them, he can always put her up for sale, unlike a real woman, who would file for divorce and all its complications.
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@lindseytchappi1329 Men are human, too and they have to go through some barbaric rituals. They, too, are entitled to a voice and if you do not like it, you can always avoid this chatroom and I say that as a woman, myself.
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@christinee24 Male circumcision IS painful. How can it not be and it is also cruel and barbaric.
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@lisapoole1219 To those people insisting that it is a cleanliness issue, would they also cut off their underarms as well, as underarms produce sweat which can also be unclean? Where do we stop with all this nonsense?
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@christinee24 It IS painful. How can it not be, if you have a piece of your body cut off? If you cut off your finger, would it not hurt? There you are. Enough said.
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@fritnat It is barbarity, that is what it is.
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@abhinavsrivastava8615 At her age, she pays more attention to outside influences than to her family.
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@imzjustplayin That is what happens if you set your standards too high and focus too much on some things. Yes, you have your own opinions and a good reason for liking this or disliking that and would not want to date someone whom you did not fancy or like, but if he focused not only on blondes, but also on brunettes, he might have got a better chance.
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@uniqueuser6707 Do you know how many people drop out of religion? MILLIONS!
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@karlallspach5309 Maybe she does not want children - that is perfectly understandable.
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@gnbilios If they ever existed in the first place. That was usually a marketing strategy, i.e.. an advertisement for a particular car, just like a particular brand of perfume would attract all the young women. Only the very gullible would fall for it.
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There were drugs openly sold and pimps in 1972, Danny?
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The story has no end. It does not even end on a cliffhanger.
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@Steger13 Maybe he is better off than a lot of people who are married.
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He needs a haircut.
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Davecat should get a haircut.
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Gordon would not look so bad if he had a haircut.
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Do you think that there are no homosexuals or lesbianism in religious families, Maihan? This is an issue now only because it has been brought out of the closet. Homosexuality and lesbianism have existed since the beginning of time, but they were always swept under the carpet. Sweeping things under the carpet does not make them go away. You cannot run away from yourself, so it is now out in the open. Many religious families, Muslim or otherwise, have some "skeletons in the cupboard" that have to get confronted someday.
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@Rydro It is NOT a choice. Just like you are attracted to the opposite gender, they are attracted to their own. It brings them a lot of sorrow. Believe me, if they could become straight, they would.
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At seventeen, they can be quite crafty.
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Both are sick, alejandro.
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Listen yo his videos, blah and you will hear plenty of warning signs.
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@arunaabraham6445 No, I agree that it should not be worn in some circumstances, e.g., while having a passport photo taken or for some other purpose for identification.
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@joeyjones9041 People have not learnt how to live in peace with each other, that is the trouble.
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Talia is lucky to have such an understanding husband. Most men would have left her if they had discovered that she was born male.
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And libraries.
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@freddiemercury4evr That was a particularly evil thing that this murderer did, even if he was only nineteen. Despite your argument that the human brain is not fully developed until a person reaches the age of twenty-one, most nineteen-year-olds do not do what he did. He deserves his punishment.
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@Aaron722076 Especially if guns are easily available.
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@Offiofh2_0 In America, it is even worse - guns instead of knives.
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@elvisonwax Doing dance in your knickers because the teachers thought that a skirt would get in your way (and in a mixed school.) Did not think of suggesting shorts for the pupils.
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@0906blue The married men are just as slutty because they have made vows to be faithful to their wives. They have everything to lose when they break those vows. The single girls made no vows and have nothing to lose, as they can move from one man to the other. I hate those double standards, when it is clear that a married person, even a man, is more to blame for their marriage disintegrating than a single person.
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@Karina-go9gm Seventeen is a grown adult. In some cultures, you are married by that age and dhooting someone in the head is pretty serious.
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I am interested in documentaries about remote places - not that I could live in any, because I cannot drive and there would be a problem with getting a proper diet and recreation, but I love documentaries about remote places, nonetheless.
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***** At least, Kim Kardashian would not get beheaded if she committed adultery or behaved immodestly in the United States. Who remembers "Death of a Princess?" about the Saudi princess executed for marrying a commoner. Whether this happened in 1980 or not, it was barbaric and would happen in Saudi today.
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If you have too much food in your house, do not buy so much in the first place!
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@mrhupwop981 He once spent at least an hour in his car in a car park, expecting people to come up and talk to him. Needless to say, they did not. Who approaches total strangers and starts talking to them? They could get arrested for stalking if they did.
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Banter Lad How do you think people lived before refrigeration? From livestock, of course.
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ThirdFocus At that time, we had long-haired gits.
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@danw1374 You are lucky to have technology dictating your life. In some countries, it is religious fundamentalists and that is far worse.
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I bet that most of them are dead now.
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He chose to lifelike that. No-one forced him. In fact, his own brother said that he was a hermit.
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metalkez I too like solitude, so you are not alone.
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Why did his nephew steal his animals?
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@BaconMaken And the people whom he killed were totally innocent. Maybe they were also virgins, perhaps even gay, but they did not go on a shooting rampage.
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@xoXo-ou5we How do you know that she was brainwashed? She probably adored ISIS even without brainwashing.
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@CatherineSwan How do you know? Does he live in a place where they jail you for disagreeing with the government? Does he live in a place where they stone you for committing adultery? Does he live in a place where they throw homosexuals off high buildings to their deaths? It may not be the place where he lives that is to blame; it is more about the way that he feels about himself.
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Internet and WiFi have IMPROVED the world, Caz. They just have to be used correctly and sensibly.
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Racism is part of human nature, unfortunately, Random.
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@evelynwaugh4053 He was aggressive even when he was sober.
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It is sometimes true that you can leave a place but the place cannot leave you, imt1217.
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Antonia Bareva Who remembers the tragic case in which a womanan was physically thrown off a bus in India and then died from her injuries? I know that this is deviating from this subject a little, but it is also along the lines of men ruling the world, with women becoming their property.
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I do not know why he asks the Israelis what their level of education is and how religious they are. He does not ask that of the Palestinians. Also he starts with Hebrew then switches to English at 11:04.
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"Be fruitful and multiply" is one of the earliest commands given to Adam and Eve by God.
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@anthonymitchell8893 What do you expect from a long-haired git of a teacher? His parents could have been racist.
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 @trespire All this debate about Muslim head coverings is just a cover-up for what we really feel about Islam. It is not the Muslim headscarves that people hate - it is Islam.
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@kingzuna8007 You are only twenty. Give yourself time. Look at middle-aged, homeless men in the street. Most of them are homeless because their wives threw them out. Marriage is not all a bed of roses, you know.
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@baecee5586 It seems like a lot of people are on drugs there.
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@vsiegel How do we know whose life is the best? Every person tries to live as best as he can. Most people think that their own opinion is the only valid one. Each to his own unless it interferes with anyone else's
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I would not like to sleep in a dormitory, to share my sleeping quarters with goodness knows who.
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@n3493 Everyone should care. It can kill.
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@tuforu4 Quite right, toforu. They should have got one hundred and fourteen years.
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@tuforu4 There are many places in the world that have electricity but where people practise circumcision.
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@AmberExista His wife divorced him.
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@steveyeo3697 People living under ISIS want to leave. Look at the chaos in Afghanistan and those lucky enough not to have to live there run off to it as soon as they can. I do not understand them
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Folks can never get on if they never learn to respect each other's differences.
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It is a sin to go bare-headed in Iran but the amount of make-up allowed is ridiculous.
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@Jitju Also about living by the gun and dying by the gun.
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@raz. We all need an occasional escape from our hectic, fast-paced lives.
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@mizanulalam6041 And even if you do not lose your virginity, there is no need to drive yourself crazy about it. Things happen when they happen.
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@boss7300 Because he worried about it too much and gave off an unpleasant vibe.
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@nicholascave3012 So she had other men before you! So what? You did not have other women before her? Unless you have an arranged marriage, chances are that you will have had several girlfriends before marrying your wife.
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Being hermaphrodite, i.e., born with both sexes is not the same a being transgender, deanna. One is a birth defect, the other is a lifestyle choice.
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@victorcalabrese9381 He does what he knows HOW to do.
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hector nadal How he got the motorcycle in the first place is the question, let alone the petrol for it, as he lives without money.
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@olive4naito It is nice to see an alternative lifestyle.
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All this happened to a child born in the 70's?! I would have thought that racist behaviour had been toned down a little by that time. You always assumed that racism was at its worst ultimately to the mid-twentieth century. Clearly I was wrong. How terrible for you, Exwhy! I hope that your life improves in the near future!
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Even if he did not actually partake in any murders, he is just as guilty because he belongs to an organisation which murders. It is like saying that a spy is not as bad as a perpetrator because, at least, the spy does not have a gun, but a spy looks out for the perpetrator, so he is just as bad.
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I noticed how only men's faces were filmed, while women's were hidden, only their shoes were filmed. It shows how little the women are valued there.
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@Jupiterwind W hat changing rooms do they use for PE in school?
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Short hair means nothing. When I was at school in the seventies, many girls had short hair and did not identify as boys.
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Happiness means different things to different people.
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Well, the Inuits cannot exactly get to a supermarket and buy themselves a nice vegetarian casserole, can they?
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 @Ghostfanofurs Because the child, at this stage, is adamant that he or she was born into the wrong body and would get enraged if denied gender-changing surgery.
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What about a male doll?
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@betagbettor You deliberately straightened your hair to avoid being picked on, but you could not change the colour of your skin, therefore you would still get picked on. It is a case of six of one and half a dozen of the other.
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@betagbettor It is natural to want to be accepted, especially in school. However, if people cannot accept you for how you are and expect you to change just in order to fit in with them, they are not your real friends. Real friends accept you for how you are, not how they want you to be.
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@magdan1439 A bully in school is bad enough, trust me.
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@LilithsCosmicLounge Disgusting and America is supposed to be the richest country in the world, Lilith!
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@marcinm2871 Sometimes, it is not their fault that they have become homeless. Karo, in this video, had hired a flat until her landlord reclaimed it for personal use. That was not her fault and that is how she became homeless.
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She was beautiful.
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He was probably mistaken for a Muslim because of his turban. There is still a lot of animosity towards Muslims since the 11th September 2001 attacks.
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@do9138 I do not care if my newscaster or television producer looks like the back of a bus. All I am interested in is getting correct news or media information.
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@James-to7pi Oh, for crying, James! The news is what is going on in the world at the moment. It is not a pop magazine programme. If the media want to create a programme especially for young people, maybe young people are the best to present it, but for the news and current affairs, a one- hundred-year-old is just as capable of presenting it.
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@James-to7pi How do you know that she has so many offers on the table to choose from? Maybe they are not as well-paying.
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You could end up living in a barn with no running water.
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@rustyshackleford735 Well, if they openly admit before marriage that they are not going to be faithful to their spouse after marriage, maybe they are not marriage material and should be avoided.
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@KalvinistKyle What people trying to say is that marriage should be taken seriously, that is all.
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@rallen1449 It is sometimes.
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@kkhawk53 It should not be like that. People should accept other people for who they are.
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@KrissyRoseAnimallover Getting locked up is not the same as being hanged.
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@YoniSchot0 I don't hate the world itself. What is there to hate about the sky, the earth, the moon or the stars? I hate people who create oppression, confusion and suffering.
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@aliciaalexander5368 He probably is a loner. So that life suits him. Some people thrive from companionship, others don't. Thst is the reality of the situation and he belongs to the latter.
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Even the male interviewer at the beginning of this video says that there is a double standard about men and women going grey.
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@m1421 She is a reform rabbi. In orthodox circles, no woman could become a rabbi, no attention how devout she is.
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@kellysims5732 And you are Smelly Sims.
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I wish to understand the language because I would like to know how they manage to live in such a formidable climate. At some point, the man appears to be talking to the camera, her no-one seems to understand what he is saying. It is no big deal to find someone who can translate or subtitle, just like in other foreign videos. I do not even know what part of the world that is.
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@AStri-zg5xc It is petty to sack someone over grey hair.
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Maybe this was filmed before the quarantine, Medical Adhesive. I think that everyone has a need or secret desire to escape the daily grind every now and again.
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@kayleenflorence8822 The people who talk against hugging are usually those who never get hugged themselves. Deep down, they would like it, but denounce it because it never happens to them. In other words, sour grapes.
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@CreamCobblerFiend Maybe modern society is what he escaped from, although an old-fashioned one would have been no better.
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Of course, Jessica, Mary-Jo's daughter, will say life was beautiful for her in the 1990's. She was a child then. Every child of that age thinks life is beautiful because he or she is not weighed down by adult responsibilities, but childhood can also be incredibly boring.
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@quantumblurrr Back in the day, police had to rely on word of mouth. Word of mouth could sometimes be very unreliable.
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@geertruivanbroekhoven7209 He dresses like an Orthodox person, not like an ultra Orthodox person. I also liked it that he embraced a woman. Most Orthodox people do not. They consider it immoral.
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@daniellee1722 If the relationship is just for sex and no love, it may quickly fizzle out.
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@daniellee1722 Peoplewere cruel to him but he should have ignored them and danced to his own tune.
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@lidahall5928 Yes,but there is usually a feeling of rejection by others that precedes it.
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@taraswertelecki3786 I always stick up for bully victims, so what are you saying?
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 @alphaome It is best to save one's breath to cool one's porridge, as the old saying saying goes.
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Yes, but if you slip in icy weather and smash your body to bits, your attitude may be to move to warmer climes.
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@natsuminofan Moral of the story is that you can please some of the people some of the time, but not all people all of the time.
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@katzumihanzo5471 The boy should be allowed to do what he likes with his hair. If it annoys him he should get it cut. Parents have no right to impose their desires or wishes on their children.
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@katzumihanzo5471 So why don't you grow your own hair instead of trying to foist it on other people?
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@H. G V That was your great-grandmother, when infant mortality was very high. Nowadays, infant mortality has thankfully sharply decreased and there is no need to bear twenty-two children.
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@GalloVerdesFarms I don't blame him.
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He swore on his children's lives but not on his own - the classic reaction of a liar.
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Emmajane, despite whatever you hear on the news, Europe is one of the safest continents. Compare it to others (I will not mention names for fear of offending others) and you willfond life very comfortable here,
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@eggsbenedict2251 Someone lost their job because of it. That IS a problem.
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@alphanerd7221 Reading the news is about LOOKS?!
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@hansanders4983 Then it is the men who should be controlled. If you see a wild dog running in the street, biting people, would you control the people or the dog?
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@hansanders4983 Plenty of women get serially harassed even while modestly dressed.
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@hansanders4983 If you see a gold watch in the display window of your local jeweller's, would you steal it? No? Why not? Because you have the self-control not to. You know that it is wrong. Now, if you see a scantily dressed woman in the street, would you sexually harass her? Yes? Why? Because you do not have any self-control. You do not know that it is wrong. What is the difference? It is all in your mind and attitude.
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Mike is not bad-looking.
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@JesusDiaz-il2xq So what did any of that have to do with James? He was just a baby, with no understanding of society, abusive relatioships, etc. If you have a problem, try and confront it, not take it out on innocent people.
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That is so true, but not everyone can live in a large, busy town.
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Being born in Saudi Arabia is even worse, wijay.
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 @jiyamalik188 It is misogynistic to cisgender women, let alone transgender ones. If they cannot be good to those who do fit into their community, how can they be good to those who do not?
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@calculus-ky2uk In the not so distant past, there wasplenty of discrimination against homosexuals, bisexuals, etc, even in the West. Transgenderism was far rarer because the operations to carry it out was not so easy. I am afraid that discrimination is part of human nature and it takes a lot of time and effort to change people's attitudes towards those who are deemed "different." But if people see that it is wrong to discriminate, then perhaps they will change.
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@sarina5352 Unfortunately, there is social injustice in most of the world.
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@faisalarif3461 What is "crore?"
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@dawn0916 At least,transsexuals are more accepted in the West. A transsexual woman in this video herself admitted that the life of a dog is more valuable in than a human transsexual in Pakistan.
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@PakistanTrapMusic Are you a man or a woman? Because Pakistani society is very patriarchal.
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Next time,the media will start on people, particularly women, for wearing reading glasses. What annoys me is that men have got it into their heads that women do not want to progress, do not want to be part of the working world, yet when they try, they get booted out because of grey hair.
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But, Starbucks, there are people living there. It is not totally deserted.
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@GabriellaGabrielle Stamford Hill belongs to everybody: religious, secular, atheist, etc. Keep to your own traditions and let others live.
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@theclasmalls4406 Well, if there is nothing going on, they get bored. Natural reaction.
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I do not blame Jodie for breaking off her relationship with Mike. Few women like being in rivalry with dolls.
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@cynthiamorris1874 Speaking of ingratitude, they are not a million miles from my secondary school. I enjoyed my secondary school dinners, yet if I so much as said so, I would get met with incredulous looks. Yet, even at that time, there were millions of children going hungry worldwide, so what is the difference?
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@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380 I agree with you but, in the past, it was expected for women to get married just in order to have a roof over their heads. The best and most well-paid jobs went to men, so women got married just in order to survive. It never bodes well to marry someone just for his wages, so many women had extramarital affairs to make themselves happy. As for men having extramarital affairs, they may have got bored of their wives...
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@jeffberndt8699 No, it is the same issue. Everyone, man or woman, wanted to live, even if not in style. Most of us want a roof over our heads and bread on the table. Unless a woman wanted to become a nun, cook or governess, she had no job opportunities to take advantage of and thus became dependent on a man - worst case scenario. We do not know how lucky we are to be living in the twenty-first century.
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Some of those women would get beaten up by their husbands if they did not cover their faces. They do not want that.n
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@truthisbitter7086 If the Bible says that if a woman does not wear a headscarf, she should shave her head, that is not far from saying that she should wear a hijab or niqab in public. If you do not believe my argument about women getting beaten up by their husbands for refusing to wear niqab, there are plenty of these. By dint of that argument, what sbout so-called "honour killings?"
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@dyivbarrott Imagine if he had pushed a 6ft 4in blackbelt from behind. He would have been in hospital for the rest of his life.
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Indeed, D M Cook, what goes around comes around.
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@jennvain3463 He is cowardly if he push3s only women and elderly people onto the tracks. Imagine if he came across a 6ft 7in karate blackbelt! That blackbelt would make sure that the coward would never push anyone again,
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How did his family react?
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@pizzaiq There is nothing wrong with keeping a few customs of the "old country." There is a problem only when the people arriving are so confused between the clash of the ways of the "old country" and the "new," that they get irritated and take up arms against the "new country. "
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@buzz5969 So why do you comment on this board?
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@jesusiscomingveryverysoon5361 Just a few things: where does he wash and where does he get a change of clothes if he needs it?
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@erichvonmolder9310 Hear, hear!
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@Chuked He wanted their visit otherwise he would have refused to see them.
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@emmy5406 The trouble is that you co not know who is homeless or who is not but prefers to sit on pavements (sidewalks), begging for money instead of working. I would give money to homeless people if they were genuinely homeless and would spend it on food and (non-alcoholic) drinks. The trouble is, many spend it on drugs.
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@sollunaystars He was a coward. The men were afraid to intervene. He might have carried a gun.
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Or trying to start a relationship with you, Vladrian.
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Can you imagine, Carling, not having a minute to yourself? Being in your pyjamas all day because you are tied up, looking after one baby after another? This alone can drive you mad.
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@prankmaster8929 But he was happy to murder his victims, though. His "admission" that he deserved his punishment means nothing. He could say what he liked: he could not bring those women back to life.
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@cebuanoguy He was 5'7", that is not small. I have heard of 3'5" dwarves married.
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Nowadays there is sound proofing.
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So many millions of years on the planet and mankind still has not learnt to live in peace with its neighbours.
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@suzimonkey345 Housing in the UK is incredibly expensive, particularly in London. A semi-detached house even in a poorer area costs over £1,000,000.
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@MaTara01 That is why the worst crimes are committed by young people and schools are full of bullies.
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Those afros make them look like mushrooms.
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@Jay_Johnson Exactly. Banning something is as bad as forcing it.
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Horrible though the pandemic is, maybe it can help put some things into perspective, including compulsive habits.
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The Norwegian who reached the Antarctica before Scott actually died of exposure there, rodrigo m.
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I am surprised that dhe is normal. I heard that children born to sibling parents are always abnormal.
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@Priya-bt3oj Try saying that to the leaders of Afghanistan, Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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@christinee24 Why is it less painful? Do men feel pain less than women? No!
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@animeti6694 Women do not smell if they do not wash themselves?
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@andrea9330 Teenagers can be quite crafty sometimes. They can hide things from their parents quite well.
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@sophon238 Because he focussed too much on relationships. If he had tried to build up his confidence first as a person and then as a lover, he may have had a better chance. The girls were probably scared off by his serious obsession.
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But he was also bullied, you know, Night Star. That doesn't help.
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@bloodypommelstudios7144 Many people cannot find girlfriends and they don't go on killing sprees.
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@C_U_R_I_E_L Maybe he was never listened to when he was young. A family relationship is also about listening to your kids, not just giving them things. Maybe they laughed at him, etc. Who knows?
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@skeevantas He hated women yet he also wanted a relationship with them. Self-contradictory.
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@johnpen269 You don't have to go to parties to meet people. You can start socialising on a much smaller scale: start talking to them, be friendly towards them, etc. Not every romantic couple met at a party or social club.
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@sophon238 What is Chad?
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@saminuddin6853 You can socialise via Zoom, e-mail and Twitter. Before these things were invented, you were even more cut off.
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@LisaGTrueCrimeGuru He took not having relationships too seriously. We live in a world in which a person is nothing unless he or she is not in a relationship and that is sad. Relationships are not the be-all-or-end-all in life.
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@Hisloyalservantslistenlove613c The reason they do not work is because they are afraid of getting assimilated - not a irrational reason when you consider their lifestyle.
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@caleb2507 What about women needing permission from men to leave the house in order to go shopping? Are you in agreement with this?
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@apartahotelsmadrid375 He should get a haircut instead. I am sure that that long hair for men is un-Islamic.
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@bruhno1545 He WAS badly treated, by his stepmother and by his classmates. My issue is is that he killed innocent people who had nothing to do with his unhappiness.
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@churblefurbles No fear of that happening, Churble. She herself says that it is normal for them to have ten or twelve children. With this high number of births, there is no need to worry about anyone dying out.
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It is one step in a long journey.
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@joezb5134 The infantry does treat its soldiers like rubbish.
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@michaelwalker6256 Nonsense. One has nothing to do with the other.
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@mitchyoung93 Perhaps he could make a living out of if every year.😜
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There is a gap in her life.
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Hamas builds its premises under hospitals and under other public civilian places, attacks Israel and when Israel fights back, Hamas makes it look as if Israel deliberately targets Palestinian civilians. Hamas uses its own civilian population as human shields.
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@viewfromthehighchair9391 News is rough, so I thought that the media would have bigger issues to worry about than the colour of a presenter's hair.
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@christianmarcel7766 Whom? As far as we know, he was an only child.
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"Elliott Rodger's Manifesto: My Twisted World." It is also available as a PDF download.
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I think that it is tragic that people have to hide their ancestry because of prejudice. The world is comprised of people of all races and all colours and no-one should be afraid to be who they are. Even white people may have black ancestry. Nobody knows.
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Idi(ot) Amin.
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@SSJKamui It reminds me of an advertisement which said that if you ate a certain cereal, you would become more beautiful. Absolute rubbish!
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@sarahalbers5555 We are walking away from the subject, which is why Elliott Rodger killed so many people.
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@AlexAnastaso Lack of money does not help you, either. Just ask those whose businesses suffered or who lost jobs and are suffering financially, especially during this pandemic.
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How many people lost fathers during both World Wars and did not resort to gang violence?
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They did not live long and healthily. They died like flies from easily preventable diseases and cancer was always a killer then.
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He is probably afraid to show his face now, Kathleen.
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He had been sheltered from most modern things yet he had INTERNET, onionface?
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@silvahawk She did not die in the prison cell. Nonetheless, she should have been given medical assistance when giving birth. What if her baby had been born needing oxygen or with its mother's umbilical cord around its neck? Not every birth is straightforward.
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But she did a terrible thing. All right, she fancied a married man. These things happen. If she would not have shot his wife, she would not have got arrested and her life would not have been ruined.
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@beatemueller7830 Like most people, I had crushes on just about everyone ever since I was about six years old. I never thought of killing anyone just because my love was unrequited. Looking back, it was good that those loves were unrequited.
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@notleftvsrightnationalismv4666 That was a man wearing a dress.
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He needs more than eggs and meat in his diet, R K.
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Sakkra101 The irony is that that particular Austrian-born German leader was not blond-haired and blue-eyed himself.
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There was one of them dressed in black who did not do anything. It was the other two who attacked the man.
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There would not be any bullying anywhere, either, Argentodoxos, or people having to flee their homelands in order to find peace elsewhere.
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It is human nature to distrust someone when he or she has returned from an Islamic Caliphate in Syria, even when he or she publicly states that he or she has never been personally involved in actual terrorism there and has never actually beheaded anybody. He is very lucky to have been released by them and not shot as a deserter. He is even luckier to have been allowed back into Germany. Most of those who left for Islamic State in Syria have not been allowed back home.
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The Troubles were still happening in Northern Ireland in 1981, domaybe you were fortunate to be removed from them.
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Julie is obviously a man. All right, I have heard of transgenders, but, at least, they make a bigger effort to look like the gender that they are trying to fit into. Julie, clearly, does not.
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@inabel.24 It is up to the natives to change it. Foreign intervention would be considered racist.
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@miameow4833 A custom does not always make things right. Once upon a time, it was customary to set old women alight because they were considered witches. Thank goodness that we have moved on from this barbarity! Just because something went on throughout the generations in previous times it does not mean that it should be acceptable nowadays.
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@forgottenpalace4472 As far as I know, Amy Fisher married someone else, had three children and moved to Florida. Her story is well-known there as well and her children had a tough time at school, with no-one wanting to befriend them because all their classmates say that "they have that Amy Fisher gene."
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Kicking black children out of school because of dreadlocks is the same as throwing out a male teacher because he has a beard for religious or cultural reasons. It us petty and irrelevant. It is far better to worry about bullying and lack of discipline there.
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Itis only natural for the parents of intersex babies to want to have their child "fixed", so they listen to doctors who remove what they consider "unnecessary " body parts. The problem arises when the child is older and can mentally relate only to the gender of the person who had the "unnecessary" body parts. As I mentioned before, ababy cannot talk and tell you to what gender it relates. It is best to wait until the child is older and tells or his parents1 what it wants to be.
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@jamessilver6429 They thought that he was being rebellious when he only wanted to learn about life. It takes courage to break away like he did. Good luck to him.
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@michellelansky4490 People do not break away from their upbringing unless they become disillusioned with it and if parents make their children's lives that difficult, no wonder the children break away.
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Hamas build offices below hospitals and other civilian places, fire at Israel from them, then blame Israel for firing back. In other words, Hamas is using its own population as human shields. Hamas started the war by shooting dead innocent Israeli civilians attending a music festival on the 7th October.
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@ayhemshaban9745 ONLY RECENTLY were they given permission to drive.
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 @Ceerads hat does not make you a hermaphrodite. Many feminine women were trousers or leggings instead of dresses or skirts.
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Absolutely true, C.B. Barlow, then the men say that we do not want the jobs.
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Or they do not have the means. Not all wives agree to live in a shack in the middle of nowhere and not every man has the ability to build everything by hand. You need patience to be able to build everything by hand. Some cannot even drill a small hole in a wall, let alone build a wooden cabin and insert running water and off-grid electricity. I wish that I could build my own cabin somewhere.
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They have no conscience.
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@xdeltagirl No-one told her to leave her home town. She did it of her own free will.
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@aprilleann9245 What do you mean "Leo says that 'everyone' was doing it?" Did she attend a Muslim school?
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@patnelson2091 Maybe not abd the same goes for passport ID, but if she vhooses to wear a niqab in general in the street, she should feel free to do so without harassment.
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@@philipcooke778 Would you like it if someone told you not to wear jeans and a t-shirt because that is an "American" idea? I agree that it is cruel to FORCE a woman to wear a niqab, but if she WANTS to, who are we to stop her?
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@fellith4295 When someone converts from Christianity or any other religion to Islam, it is not just a matter of discarding your mini-skirt and donning a hijab and modest garments in its place or a matter of changing your dietary laws, e.g. rejecting pork in favour of halal meat; it is also what one absorbs from religious scriptures and what one absorbs from fellow Muslims, especially hardline ones. Nowadays, it is also easy to pick up discourses from Muslim speakers online and some are radical. It is impossible not to notice when someone becomes radical: change of clothes, dietary laws, ditching old friends in favour of new ones, even breaking off with family members sometimes - all happening under the nose of the family.
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@miam1074 A religion in which one gender controls the other is never a good one, just like any relationship - even an atheist one- is never good if one partner controls the other. A good relationship is based on equality and mutual trust, not domination and fear of the other partner.
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@redfirebelle In what scripture does it say that a woman has to get married? I think that it is a cultural thing, more to do with the harshness of life at the time. Blaming the scriptures for the compulsion of a woman to get married is the same as blaming the Protestant Church for Brexit.
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@redfirebelle There is nothing wrong with women dressing modestly if that is what they want to do, but, if it is FORCED on them, that becomes a problem. By that, I mean, being forced to dress in warm clothes on hot days and swelter in the heat. I do not mean showing one's cleavage.
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@sacandarmhagrh8911 I have to turn the sound up for the video and then the ads break in at ear-splitting sound.
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 @Iikkxx35567 In most but not all cases, the government reflects the mood of the people and even if a government seizes power illegally, it can influence large number of the population.
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@MrAlepedroza Many people have bad childhoods, but they do not become murderers.
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The reporter is incredibly handsome.
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@mariahewitt9787 How does she get the money to feed her dogs?
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@Darknessevolves If the homeless agree to participate in that video, then why should they not be shown?
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@ericfelds6291 True!
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@chuutruther Break off with her.
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You have nothing to apologise for, Deltic. Your skin colour is not a mark of criminality.
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Questioning is part of learning things. How can you learn things if you are not allowed to question them?
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But if there is no evidence to link someone to a crime, you cannot accuse him or her because you are unsure that he or she did it. In fact, if he or she is proved innocent, he or she may sue you.
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@monstaxonly807 Maybe they think that it will help them integrate better. Utter rubbish! You should not have to deny your own culture in order to fit in better. If you do, you are in the wrong place.
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@zakysetyabudi4195 Would we like it if our own religion was made fun of?
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@hitmanabhi007 Yes, but one does not have to insult people. I mean, one does not have to make fun of someone else's prophet, antagonise those who choose to wear a hijab, niqab or any other garment or item. We would not like it if someone mocked our jeans, T-shirts or mini skirts.
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I have no problem with anyone's religion or culture, as long as they do not try to ram it down my throat and do not let it interfere with my life. I believe in "Live and let live."
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@ToeKnife166 At least, emo are not murderers. I hated my teenage years, but I never thought of joining a murderous organisation.
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@FF-by6ci Man or woman, we all have our reasons for the way we behave. No-one really knows what goes on in other people's lives and those condemning the disappeared may well have done the same in the disappeareds' shoes. Of course, it is hurtful to those left behind, but people disappearing deserve understanding, not condemnation.
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@Stevensonbenson I was actually born in 1960.
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It is as someone else in the video says: It is not just the abaya that the French government want to ban; it is the entire Muslim religion. Listen carefully and they mention the banning of other religious symbols of other religions. In short, the French government wants to ban religion. I understand that not everyone is religious, but there ought to be allowances for anyone who is.
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I am from the UK and we do not have police, armed or otherwise, in our underground (subway) stations.
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@chissstardestroyer Not only will others erode your moral, chis, but they will also frustrate your dreams and plans.
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@brenthobbs5294 Thank you.
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@dracanisobsidian1613 The young man saying that he did not choose gang life but gang life chose him is talking rubbish. No-one has to join a gang. Even if someone is poor, he has choices. All right, maybe he cannot get into university but he can get a part-time job. Even delivering newspapers in the morning is more desirable than hanging out in the streets in a gang,looking for trouble.
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@blondecat666 "The ancient idea of a marriage is ingrained in US women." It is not only ingrained in US women but in women worldwide. Usually, the society in which those women live is dirt poor and the women in particularly are poorly educated. You will find that this tragically happens even today in some places. In those places, people live primitively, therefore a woman is worth little more than a brood mare. Thankfully, many societies realise that women's education and rights are equal to those of men and do the women can expect more that just marriage and motherhood, but, as I mentioned earlier, thee are still many parts of the world in which a woman is worth nothing.
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Sixth Compactor Do they? What about women beaten or arrested for going out without consent from a male relative? You may say that they have all freedoms and must just obey religious etiquette. It is not just the hijab,it is what goes with the hijab: long sleeves on hot days, not being allowed to go out alone without written permission from a male relative, beaten up for even talking to a man to whom they are not related and other things. Is it freedom to arrest someone just for showing her hair and then murdering her for it?
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It seems that the whole world hates Islam and Muslims.
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@0906blue And you did not shoot anyone in the head when you were sixteen, blue.
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@dynamopirate470 She got a classmate of hers to get it. Even if he had not, do you think that, at seventeen, she could not pass for eighteen and go into a gun shop herself? Not every shop assistant would look for details and she could have said that she was eighteen, thus eligible to buy a gun. It isn't tgst difficult if you look old enough.
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***** At least, most women in America are allowed to work, equal pay or not. How many are allowed to work in Saudi Arabia? Yes, there is someone else in this chatroom who says that his wife is a doctor. One of the lucky few. How many others can work there? Then there is the law that women must not drive or cycle. Does the man whose wife is a doctor in Saudi drive her to her job or does he accompany her on foot?
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whatever whatever I also crave isolation, just like Jessica Myers.
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@valken666 Once you get involved with them, it is not easy to extricate yourself from them. It is lucky that he did.
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SimonLi, he says that he gets newspapers once or twice a year. I do not know how he gets anything else.
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Johnathan Smith Either living alone or being a one-man species, you could get a heart attack either way.
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***** How do you know that he never gets sick?
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No, it is not the crime of the century but stealing from other wilderness people is mean because they are just as poor as he is and also, this is supposed to be about sustaining oneself n the wild, i.e by learning how to do things yourself rather than take from other people.
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@Jojohumf Many people have no father in their lives and do not become terrorists.
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This is the exact opposite of those American kids who want to marry or have kids when they are kids themselves.
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@chrismorris6865 Not just young men. Look at those three young women from Bethnal Green, who left their homes to marry jihadis in Syria.
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@lukecrawford1215 The Pope is a virgin. Would he kill because he does not get sex?
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God makes plenty of mistakes, trishpiglet. He punishes innocent people like those hermaphrodites.
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@TheLastAbacus Exactly, Abacus! That is the point that I am trying to make all the time.
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@judithpetree6329 I think that he would have been happy had he had a girlfriend. The trouble was that he expected girls to fall into his lap. No-one falls into anyone's lap. You have to put yourself out there if you want to meet anyone.
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@saynotohookups That one friend was a virgin himself. He should have told him that virginity is nothing to be ashamed of and it is not worth ruining your life over if you never lose it.
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Diese Taliban sind so wie Tiere, Godzilla.
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He could have also had girlfriend had he not keyed himself up into this neurotic state, which convinced him that he was the only one in the world without a girlfriend. Had he done something about his "mental problem" instead of behaving in an intimidating manner and blaming other people from recoiling from him because they became uncomfortable with his psychotic ranting, he could have actually found someone.
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@youngspunky2835 There is nothing wrong with living at home with your parents after a certain age. Not everyone can afford to move out. If that is the only reason women despise you for, you are probably better off without them. There is plenty wrong with a mentally disturbed person who feels that he must have women at all costs, otherwise he will turn to mass murder. Elliot Rodger got fixated with the idea that he was entitled to a relationship otherwise his life was worthless. This is a very dangerous mindset. No-one is ENTITLED to anything. One has to work for it.
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 @allier1867 He murdered six innocent people who did nothing to upset him.
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 @trueCrimeGuruYes When was that?
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 @stephanmckinnie6221 He did not have to kill six innocent people.
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 @geovoniejohnson4853 As long as you do not go on a killing spree like he did, you are all right.
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@johngrey3248 Why?
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 @iamyournytemare4253 So you agree that he was right to kill innocent people?
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***** Well, Lefebvre, oppression of women is a by product of patriarchy. If both genders were equal, there would be no need for women to blame men for being oppressed.
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***** You write sensibly.
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alieninthecaribbean Prostitution is not the same as romance. To a prostitute, a man is nothing but a client about whom she will forget when she meets the next one. It certainly cannot replace a good loving relationship, no matter how affectionate it seems.
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 @aaabbb-pg2zk Not to the extent that you would kill someone if you did not get it.
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It goes to show that you can never tell what goes on in someone's mind. He was good-looking and well-off financially. On the outside, he looked like a normal young man, but he was also a victim. A victim of a society which places far too much emphasis on relationships. I am not saying that we should all become cloisters hermits, but we are in big trouble if someone feels so frustrated by his unmarried status that he resorts to going on a murder rampage. Who knows how many oth3rs are like that in our midst?
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 @patricknelson1471 He was more likely brainwashed by university culture.
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 @normiesaredegeneratesthatn3331 He ruined his own life and his family's lives as well. They had to move house several times after he committed his crimes.
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 @QTTR88 That is also true.
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 @renj6531 Some people never lose their virginity. There is nothing wrong with that. Not everything has to be a competition.
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 @wrestlingfan-yq1wh It is not the main thing in life. You could get laid a million times and not find the right person with whom you wish to spend the rest of your life.
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 @Acvdsxbfz It is not the ONLY purpose of our lives.
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@Acvdsxbfz Yes, it is what we are here to do, but it is not something that you get worked up about and resort to murder if you cannot get it. Having sex is one thing, having a meaningful relationship is another.
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It would be like Valley of the Dolls, tchundjong.
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@casedistorted Just like those three Bethnal Green schoolgirls who came from secure and loving homes to join a warzone in Syria, marry jihadis and live like pigs.
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@DannieGemz I would also like a more isolated life, but I could not bring myself to kill an animal.
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@LycanShift And in religious cults, there are also plenty of sexual assaults, Raven.
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@jethrorae6689 I thought that it was lawless, Jethro.
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@MrNekrology Well, it is difficult to teach that humans need other humans if all they have been taught is that other humans are untrustworthy, violent and evil. No-one is born hating because they have not learnt whom to hate. Unfortunately, our minds get poisoned soon enough. Throughout life, we are taught to hate anyone "different" from us, when most people, even those "different" are harmless and just want to live. Of course, there are bad people everywhere, but they are few and far between. One has to get on with life, that is all.
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What was that man in the audience trying to say to the human Barbie? What was he trying to imply?
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Qu'est que c'est: "in gouffre?"
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@ThirdFocusMusic At that time, we had scummy hippies.
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***** One should really feel sorry for transgender people, whatever their ages. They cannot help being how they are and they have a hard time, no matter how happy they seem to be, yet the funny thing is that, although this child is biologically a boy, it looks amazingly like a girl.
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Beautiful place!
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@rbra9611 He does not. He looks just like Ed Sheeran.
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If he did, Ali, that would be the end of his musical career.
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@nlorand9033 Why foes Saudi Arabia not take in any Syrian refugees? After all, they are their fellow Arabs.
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@yoongisgirl9913 I understood that Syrian women were allowed to show their hair. It was only the Saudi and Iranian women that were not allowing to.
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He must have e been dressed like a beggar, if you confused him with one, fluchter. The people at that time did dress like beggars: long-haired men and filthy denim clothes.
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Anders Kristensen Mine craft is an Internet game. What has that to do with anything?
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Regarding your comment about living longer, Prodigy, how does he get medicine, if required?
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@CoectSolutions They can still get cancer.
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Virginity is nothing to be ashamed of.
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@AliAbrahem That is like saying that many Germans did not join the Nazi party in 1939 to actually kill whomever they wanted to, just to drive them to the place where they would be killed by others.
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@Michael Rios How do you know that he is not in complete isolation? To me, he seems to be in complete isolation.
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But they wear make-up which is as bad as baring or showing all.
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@walterbrunswick Ans there are people who never lose their virginity and you do not see them going around like lunatics, murdering people, either.
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 @urevya What is bluepilled?
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Variance Williamson's comment is what encourage the likes of Elliot Rodger's behaviour in the first place.
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There are preppers everywhere. You only have to watch the news. As for the abandoned cabin, it is a good idea to find one should you be caught in a sudden downpour or thunderstorm, but those abandoned cabins are few and far between. He mentioned a canyon several times. In what part of America did he find the abandoned cabin?
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@XxYeshPlzxX I don't understand, YeshPlz.
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@michaeld4861 Yes, but people live longer nowadays. For all the plant-based diets in the past, people died from diseases easily cured or even avoided nowadays.
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@aliyoussef8201 Goodness knows what animals spread coronavirus throughout the world.
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Guns are too easily available in the United States. Wherever you look, there are gun shops. It is as easy to buy a gun in the United States as it is to buy food. I understand the Second Amendment law, giving the United States' citizens a right to bear arms, but guns sometimes fall into the wrong hands and people are murdered. Here, in the UK, there is also crime, but it is mainly with knives, which kill far fewer people. Guns are not impossible to obtain in the UK, but you need a special licence.
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He was mentally disturbed but he acted normally when buying the gun. He did not enter the gun shop, saying: " Give me the deadliest gun. I want to kill people." He said: " Do you have a twelve-calibre Glock, please?" or whatever guns were available in that shop. If America wants to ric itself of its gun problem, it must close down its gun shops.
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Maxxi Seneca Oh, oh!
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Those dolls are so expensive.
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@Noac000Secular or not, I am sure that the Israelis get distressed when an Arab attacks any Israeli person or soldier.
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@frostxlegendzx5798 Alternative fashion and alternative music meant that you p preferred music and fashion slightly different from the fashionable.
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Yes, they are so sweet,PBS. I wonder whether those people who made the video actually saw the Aurora Australia (Southern Lights) there?
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@exoticphoenix7379 That is the trouble: you do not give a damn about anyone else. You have no idea how selfish you are.
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@ohsehun6470 A man should pluck his eyebrows and wear make-up, oh sehun! Really!
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@i_bleed_makeup He says at 8:55 that girls have said to him: ""You are not my type," which he defines as: "You are ugly." It does not necessarily mean that. It can also mean: "You look too posh", "you seem to be too high maintenance" or "I do not like your dress sense. " It could mean anything, not just that they think that he is ugly.
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Redwood On The Beat It is not all in his head, Redwood. People have been horrible to him about his looks and he was at an age when he was aware of his looks. Downplaying his feelings will only make him more unhappy.
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@amargado445 He is shortsighted, so he needs glasses. Squinting at people because he cannot see them is even worse.
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@ZlyJaszczomp Getting drunk is not going to help him. In fact, it is a massive turn-off, if not an unhealthy addiction, as well.
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@TheShift_OfEnergy The trouble is that we live in a competitive, judgmental society which can make anyone feel inferior and inadequate.
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@iTALiANPRiNCE1s Heroin and a jail sentence will not help you find friendship or romance. If anything, it will turn people away from you. It is far better to have a crime-free record, a positive attitude in life and not get obsessed with romantic relationships. By feeling good about yourself, you have a far better chance of meeting the right person.
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@ZlyJaszczomp Indeed. Drowning your sorrows in drink is not going to help you. There are plenty of plain people, who, instead of convincing themselves that they are ugly, accept their appearance and get on with life. They do not sit at home, worrying about their appearance; they go out, have interests, etc. I have seen people with horrible disabilities on YouTube. At least, he is not disabled.
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@exoticphoenix7379 Where did I say that you were selfish?
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@harl4227 Not a very nice thing to write, is it?
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 @connorjames1586 Overdoing it does, though, it cannot be denied. It is the police's job to arrest drunken nuisances, not the Muslim Patrols'.
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@iconickid2397 He is not entirely wrong, I have to admit and I am not even a Muslim. Alcohol is like drugs. It destroys a person. But it is the police's job to deal with drunken behaviour, not his.
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I prefer silent videos. I cannot stand endless waffle.
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@pollypockets508 Maybe they want to remain celibate for a while. Nothing wrong with that.
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Where did this happen? It does not sound like in the UK.
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Easy availability of guns created it, daboys. I can't get what I want, so I will go on a shooting rampage. That will make me feel better, as I will have avenged my frustration. Rubbish attitude. It makes things worse. He had to commit suicide when he was finally caught, otherwise he would either have been executed or jailed for life without parole.
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@michaelstewart1526 This is not a joke.
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@lottat6003 Nothing like running off to join a terrorist group, I can assure you, Lotta.
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@girlnextdoor2836 Who is rich? He that is content with his lot.
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@marsbeads Look, all we have to do is learn to accept those who look "different" from ourselves and live with them. After all, scratch away at the surface and you will see that we are all human beings: one head, two arms, two legs and we all walk upright. There is only one race : the human race.
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@fatimanoorahmad8720 Does it prevent coronavirus?
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What is a left-handed armchair, fujoshi?
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@watermelontheif3272 You cannot help being born left-handed. It has to do with the dominant sphere in your brain.
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@geneticfailure59 He was not unattractive. In fact, he was a good deal better looking than some "normal" guys, but he chose to overlook that, concentrating instead on his "weak" points, like being only 5ft 7in tall, which is not tall for a man but also ot small. He tried to compete with those who had been kissed by the age of fourteen. Instead of trying to build up some self-confidence, he chose to compete with others whom he thought had a " better" life than him. Feeling inferior 5o others is never good, but his murder spree was inexcusable.
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@sillycookie Sensible comment.
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No, he is a barbarian, Barbara.
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But that is not the case now, with the war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas.
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@warnaoh It is not always sincere. Some say things that they do not mean just to seem open-minded.
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@barbaraseymour3437 Why poor? She probably wanted them as much as he did. How do you know that she resents his lifestyle?
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@dustinjenney9736 I think k that we are all subconsciously a little jealous of him, Dustin!
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If I live in China, I expect most people to be Chinese. I do not say that their ethnicity makes me uncomfortable.
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Patriarchy is like racism - a sign of emotional insecurity.
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 @Kat-mu8wq When was there ever true romance and magic? You have been reading too many Mills and Boon novels.
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Male genital mutilation is also child abuse.
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@karenblackwood5883 Maybe he was exploited or has suffered some other unpleasant experience in the past and now just wants to avoid people. I do not blame him.
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"There were no cell phones back in the day," said Mary-Jo Buttafuoco. Of course there were.
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Unfortunately, they often are not, toowoo. This is obvious even without hermaphrodism and there are thousand of examples: the child who is too quiet gets bullied, the person with ginger hair gets mocked and the person who is too fat gets ridiculed. Society has pinned the idea of "perfect" people in its wake and anyone "deviating from the so-called norm" is ridiculed. A point to ponder is that society itself is made up of individuals, not all of whom think alike...
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@sansansansan7319 The Germans were fascinated by Hitler during World War Two.
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 @genzi78514 Some are quite happy with the Muslim headscarf. Who are we to interfere with it?
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Plenty of Muslims are misogynist as well. Look at the death of that young, Muslim woman in police custody in Iran just because she did not wear her hijab properly. Forcing women to wear hijab and be covered from top to toe even in the hottest weather is misogynist, not the remarks that Trump made. Trump was vulgar and crass, but not misogynist. Show me a case in America where a Muslim woman died in police custody for refusing to wear a hijab. Many of you hate Trump because ne wanted to build a wall, separating Mexico from the United States. Biden rejected that wall and you hate him, as well, for allowing all illegals to enter America. We would be better off with more leaders like Trump.
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@chipkipperly3904 Some act! He killed six innocent people and then himself because he knew that he would never be free again.
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@BossDaMoneyMaker Sometimes you are best avoiding it.
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@moistbreadstick5625 What is IRS?
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@richardtheeighth4431 No, but I cannot stand the shaved hair at the side of the head.
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@Lucyinthskyy Because it is women whom it affects.
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@tuforu4 You should get it here, too, but you do not.
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@AmberExista I believe that his wife divorced him.
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People have to know what to expect on some roads.
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Genital cutting is barbaric whether it is done to men or to women. I am totally against circumcision.
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They were hardly an example for marrying into their own faith themselves, so it is hardly surprising that you married someone from a completely different religion yourself, lisalisa.
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@cwanjohi Liberty, fraternity and equality do not mean that you can drive lkke a lunatic on the road and ignore police instructions. After all, I can wear what I like in the street (as long as it is not overly promiscuous) but I cannot go around, stabbing people.
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They would probably get their place torn down.
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@Timmy2024-y5g I once watched a television programme about how a family made their home out of wooden planks in what appeared to be a remote spot in the United States and the next thing that they knew was that some official had incarcerated the man for having built that house and he had to have it taken down.
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If he has XY chromosomes, he is a man. It is as simple as that.
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I do not think that the Holocaust is an excuse for oppressing females. I think that part of the reason that women are oppressed is because they are blamed for the Fall of Man. Yes, I know it was only one female who brought death and other problems into the world but no-one here can blame her because she is dead, so instead they blame all females collectively. That said, one should move on from that type of attitude.
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@Robodog69 You get young people today fighting other people even though they were not born at the time that the original problems started. Look at Northern Ireland, for example. It was a hotspot in the 1970's with both Catholics and Protestants killing each other during the Troubles. Nowadays, although it has calmed down somewhat, we still hear of Protestants and Catholics attacking each other, even though they themselves were not born during the Troubles. Things can pass from generation to generation.
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@CanaryCaia In some parts of the world, it still exists.
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@judyhunt5291 Or to people who drive him crazy.
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Her voice irritates me.
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There is a deep seated hatred and ignorance in ALL fanatics and fundamentalists. Terrorism has shown us this.
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How did you keep warm in winter, Lazarus?
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@springteen3743 True, but you have to die anyway.
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@mastercreamer1398 Sometimes, being with people can also drive you crazy and the complications of life like high taxes and other complications.
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@elizabeth3527 Nobody to drive you crazy.
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@nicoleharrison5120 Really? A lot of my family acquaintances thought that I was peculiar simply because I was still an unmarried virgin when I was twenty.
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 @MrCool144 Yes, we know who they are: the blood transfusion rejectors.
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@SnazzyArcade There are hermaphrodite humans. Just look at some of the videos. Doctors diagnose them as hermaphrodite at birth.
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I am not Christian buti notice that whenever anyone makes a joke about Jesus, everyone gets upset, but it is quite all right to insult Prophet Mohammed and offend Muslims ( and I am not a Muslim, either.)
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@svansy Human nature does not always change with the times and racialism is part of human nature. A person must change himself from within and get rid of any racialist behaviour. Only if people change themselves from within can we improve society.
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@shakratdosunmu5232 The parents acted on the doctor's words. They did not know any better, but what stung me the most was when they implied that they were ashamed of their son's condition, as if that was something that he chose himself. It is not like transgenderism, in which a person is born of a definite gender and decides to change it. Hermaphrodism is a born condition. It does not just affect you physically, as the doctors cannot make out whether you are male or female when you are born, but it also affects you mentally. You do not know where you are and this misery makes you very withdrawn. This is particularly distressing during teenage years, when you are at your most self-conscious. time of life.
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He has not shown us how he heats his coffee pot.
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@Hawk_Bro The population of the First World countries thought the same at one time, as well. In fact, many of them still do.
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@FluffyBusch The Inuits are one of the fattest people around.
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@escapetherace1943 Try not to get a heart attack.
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@chatisawasteoftime Well, a lot depends on what you do. You do not have to be a drug-taking, partner-swapping liberal-minded person to be part of the outside world. A respectable person, even a secular one, does not take drugs or indulge in immoral behaviour.
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Because there are so many of them, Michael. Had there been only one or two of them, they would have felt out-of-place.
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@justanotherhappyhumanist8832 Mental illness is a very common excuse for treason.
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@INTEGRITY273 Propose what?
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@eddenoy321 At least, the Amish have Rumsprunge, in which they allow the youth to go out into the modern world and then decide whether or not to be baptized into the Amish Church, but the Chasidic Community have nothing except their own customs and culture rammed down their throats. Imagine not knowing what science and georgraphy are!
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It was very kind of him to play along with the child's idea that he was Santa Claus, but, in today's climate, there are those who would fear that the man is a paedophile.
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You should not change to right-handedness if you were born left-handed, Brian, because it confuses the brain.
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@Tazza19931 There is nothing wrong with a woman buying a cup of coffee for a man on a date, but there is plenty wrong with her lending him VAST sums of money, especially online, where he can hide behind any scam.
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@0906blue Neither did Mary Jo Buttafuoco.
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She may be putting her own interests first, Princesses.
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@journeys4149 Naybe he is merely eccentric, but the Americans call him insane.
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Bullying is cruel whether you are a boy or a girl. In his case, it was because he did not fit in with his environment because he did not know whether he was male or female, so he behaved "out of character" for both genders. The others picked up on it and tormented him.
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@theunchosenone6807 Because the laws there are stricter.
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@whatamalike Just like when people say that the crime rate today is skyrocketing high. I can assure you that they said the self-same thing back then about the crime rate of the time.
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The whole world is racist up yo a certain extent.
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P.M. Sorry. I do not understand what you have written, P.M.
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P.M. Why are there two typos? I always correct my errors before printing my work.
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In many cases, people marry into their religion for cultural rather than religious reasons.
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I am not trying to be aggressive here, but the main reason Israelis would not consider marrying Arabs is because of the tense political situation that exists in Israel between Arabs and Israelis, not because of particular adherence to Judaism or Islam. It is a bit like why a Catholic in Northern Ireland would not marry a Protestant - not because he is so enamoured and loyal to his religion, but more because his ancestors have always fought the ancestors of the other religion. Those in the video who say that a marriage between a Muslim and a Jew would not bother yhrm are saying g it only because they fo not want to appear biased. They WOULD mind; they just do not want to admit it.
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@yochanan4261 It is sad if commonsense is downplayed because of political correctness. Political correctness has ruined rather than improved society and a lot of people fear speaking out because they do not know who "may be listening." The voice of instinct is always the best and should not be suppressed because of political correctness. No-one can run away from himself and the more he suppresses it, the harder it will come out to bite him. Political correctness is a scourge and a myth that can never work. It's intentions may be good, but they can never work because people will always be individual. Political correctness expects everyone to be the same. It is like expecting everyone to wear the same clothes and hairstyle all the time, saying that nothing else will suit them. Of course, that is not possible.
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@tFighterPilot But if you live in Israel and you hear of a Jew marrying a Muslim, you tend to think that the Muslim is an Arab.
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What would you have done, Ryan?
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@dorianshadesofgray My opinion is that this discrimination towards grey-haired women goes back to the time when it was irrelevant for men to be good-looking because it was considered more important for them to be breadwinners than attractive people, so it did jot matter if men's hair turned grey. Women had few job prospects, so they had to be pretty in order to ensnare a husband, otherwise it would be very difficult for them to survive. It is sad that, even though women's lots have improved over time, discrimination against them still had not been entirely eradicated.
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@anonymousanonymous-qx7mv How do you know?
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 @smith2781 The barbarity that went on during World War Two is unparalleled, even by today's standards. Millions of people were murdered worldwide.
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@wm1573 -2C is not nothing. It is cold enough to get pneumonia or chilblains.
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@helicopter234 There is not much difference between-2C and -8C.
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@DWDocumentary Sensible writing from Kekeli.
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@kiradelong9698 How is Strabane now?
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@Adam-uz9sc But it is pretty scary for those unused to seeing such big weaponry on the streets.
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@MP-oj6zo Would you like to be threatened by someone carrying one of those?
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I have difficulty understanding some of the speech but the subtitles are even worse. They are completely wrong and do not correspond to any words.
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Many things are going on which should not be going on in this day and age, Everett, e.g. war, famine, etc, but they do. Such is the way of the world and human nature is a lot to blame for it.
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@deepakmusinada5011 Better to sleep in your own car than in someone else's abandoned slum.
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@cotton-xb1xp It can happen in any country. I do not wish it on yours. I am just stating a fact.
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@necurrence1776 And who in their right mind spends money on alcoholic drink when he should help support his partner, whether married to her or not and provide for his kids? I sense irresponsible behaviour on the part of the man, a well as on the woman here. Even a homeless person without a partner or children should spend money on food rather than on alcohol.
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The trouble is that tattoos used to be associated with criminals, which is why people look at him strangely when they see him with all those tattoos. They are afraid of him.
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@James-to7pi "At 54, she is a liability." Heaven help us! I mean, there will be loads of people with nothing to do with their time. People will fill useless and aimless. That is a sure way to get depressed and commit suicide. Is that what you want, James?
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@pokey5736 James sounds like a right miseryguts, Nancy. If he considers himself old at fifty-four, I wonder what he will say when he is sixty-four.
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@B F2021 This attitude shows that women exist solely for the enjoyment of men and are no better than chattel and when the men get fed-up with them, they discard them, like a child discards his or her toys once he or she outgrows them. Nothing demeans a person more than being made to feel useless and put on the scrapheap. It is what women have been fighting against since the last century.
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The Americans could not stay there forever. It is not their homeland or their culture. A country is supposed to help itself and Afghanistan does not. I mean, after World War Two, the Russians, the Americans, the Canadians, etc. left Germany and went home. The part that the Russians entered turned into East Germany and the part that the Americans and Canadians entered turned into West Germany. None of the Russians, Americans or Canadians stayed in Germany; they went home. East Germany became poor and communist and lived like that until 1989, when the Berlin Wall was demolished. Now, there is no sign of the poverty and communism in East Germany. Germany helped itself get rid of its former borders. Afghanistan remains stuck somewhere in the Middle Ages and refuses to help itself. It does not "get on its bike." It allowed itself to get bullied by the Taliban. Now it is reaping the results.
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@microbios8586 Really?! Would you like your spouse to cheat on you? By cheating on you, your spouse is effectively saying that he or she prefers his or her lover to you. Are you prepared to be the second class person in this scenario?
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@MrWhiskeycricket No, if you break up with someone because they slept with someone else ( while being married to you, of course), you show them that you are hurt by their unfaithfulness.
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@MrWhiskeycricket You are probably right.
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Solo, people do not naturally hate themselves. No-one is born hating themselves. Society encourages that, by building stereotypes. People are unique, not stereotypical and it is their uniqueness that makes them beautiful, not their stereotype.
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 nickgurrz6664 She makes me sick with her split tongue. Her surgeon should never have been allowed to carry out that sort of operation.
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@casey4602 Really, Casey? That is sad. You would think that one of the most diverse nations in the world would be more tolerant of ethnic minorities, not less.
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@dramanot I agree with you, sir.
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@mekelreen9869 If she actually murdered those kids, she should have been hanged, but if her husband only knew about this but did not actually murder them, he should not have been hanged, just jailed.
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@dramanot They think that if s woman commits sexual abuse, it is nothing. It is not nothing. It shows an illness of the mind. Sexual abuse is a mental illness, not just s physical assault.
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She says that the deceased had her cousin's personal details. How on earth did he get hold of those?
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@vladislavmiftakhov421 But it is not possible to channel love towards the less fortunate if we are told that they are all a bunch of unpleasant layabouts. Some are, but not all.
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@timsharpe6652 The nicest times are the innocent times because then our minds are filled with bliss and pure as the driven snow, not with the filth and torment that passing time brings. That is the beauty of childhood, when innocence makes it such a happy time, before it, the innocence, is permanently, destroyed by adolescence.
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@ashkaangoudarzee3415 One big step forward is changing people's attitudes and leading by example.
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@owenmitchell1469 i don't know whether it gets worse. You have to admit that life was far worse during the two World Wars. Having said that, maybe it SEEMS worse because people are not prepared to put up with the nonsense that they used to put up with previously. I mean, in places where there are fewer laws, it also means that a lot of crime gets swept under the carpet, but, nonetheless, it t happens and is just as unjust.
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I am sure that he gave the camera crew permission to film him, Katy.
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But why are the women cutting their hair?
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 @youtubeuserzzzz A burka does not conceal your face, azkimm, a niqab does.
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@joannajett2524 When you write that there are things common in certain cultures, but not in others which can make one uncomfortable, one can also say that about food, e.g. Chinese restaurants, Indian takeaways, etc., yet plenty of European people eat in those.
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 @rosedudesert4389 Deviating a little from the norm, how do they photograph for passport purposes?
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@joannajett2524 Firstly, your fiance is a man, so he does not have to veil in the same way as a woman. Secondly, there is a big difference between wearing a scarf over your face in winter and wearing a niqab or face veil for modesty reasons.
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 @joannajett2524 What about the banning of Christian crosses or Jewish skullcaps in France? Do those crosses and skullcaps cover the face? No.
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I find that the worst part of HSP is people telling you that you are making a mountain out of a molehill. Who likes being humiliated and ridiculed just because one is alone, unmarried or anything like that? Would those considering you an HSP just because you don't like being humiliated for that like it if domeone spoke to them like that?
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@xojacqueline3577 It shows that you are a compassionate person, not a piece of rubbish who does not care about anyone else, as long as it does not happen to you,
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@SuminSugar What is wrong with kissing?
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@beepboop8276 I do not wish to be sensitive as I am a woman myself, but do you notice how it seems that only women are highly sensitive, not men?
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Just two days behind bars for pushing someone off a bridge?! You get more than that for shoplifting bread!
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Even though the vast majority of Palestinians are non-violent, I notice that they hate Israelis a lot more than the Israelis hate them.
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Christian looks one hundred per cent male to me.
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@spunkysparks1779 Then he does not live in the same town as you. He is not your neighbour. Definition of "neighbour" : someone who lives next door to you. Otherwise, he is not your neighbour.
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Rubbish, Lazy Boi.
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The doll's eyes do not blink like those of a real person's and the mouth does not move when the person wearing this mask is speaking. Don't the people with whom the doll socializes notice anything?
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In a few years' time, you will miss the 2020's, Taylor.
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@codejunki567 Whether he has to wait five or fifteen years before being executed, his life is over NOW. The courts are not going to forget about him.
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@kellysims5732 I was also nineteen once. I never thought of killing anybody.
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@umdfan87 Not only was the victim burgled, but he was also stabbed twenty-one times and choked to death with a metal wire. This was well planned.
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@kellysims5732 "Social economic status." In other words, poverty. Poverty is nothing new. In the past, there was no social security. If you did not work, you got no income, so you literally starved to death. Even nowadays, that is the case in many countries in the world, but you do not read of such an evil crime.
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@kellysims5732 Picking for plastic and electronics is one thing. Breaking into a man's home, stabbing him twenty-one times and making him choke to death on a piece of wire is another.
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@kellysims5732 OK. Pax.
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I love penhuins and seals.
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It depends on a person's brain. Male brains are different from female. Men like adventurous sports like bungee-jumping, paragliding, etc. Women like netball, swimming, etc. I am not having a go at tomboys. There is nothing wrong with girls playing with toy cars or boys playing with dolls, for instance, but your brain determines what sex you should belong to. (Apologies to transsexuals - this post is not supposed to offend you.) This happens as you develop, therefore, leave intersex babies alone and let them decide what sex they want to belong to as they get older.
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@erickborling1302 Grey hair is natural. We all go grey unless something shortens our life dramatically.
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@nic969 Sexism is alive and well in 2022.
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@verawallace9055 Maybe she does not want to.
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@parishna4882 Rubbish, Parishad, he was just being friendly. Shaking hands is no cleaner.
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 @dontwastetimeyouarelosingr8172 Why? They are not mental or anything. They are just born biologically different. Most of them look like one sex or another facially.
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@pillowmoment Can one stroke a seal?
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@samirar1990 And lonely.
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@ursulatroxler7428 Or accepted their single life.
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Misinformation and the mispronouncing of someone's name led to this riot. The EDL just looked for an excuse to riot. They do not really care about those girls.
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Volker, who lives in his van, smokes instead of eats. Where does he get the money to buy cigarettes? He should spend it on food instead.
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But they do not look intersex.
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Only in summer, Ysn Draco.
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We have to remember that many of them do not eat the food that we eat for religious reasons, i.e., Muslims only eat halal meat. They do not eat pork. That maybe one reason that they are dissatisfied.
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Say what you like: no matter whether you approve or not of someone living alone on an island, no-one deserves to have their caravan, cabin or car being vandalised. There is never an excuse to harass people just because they live differently from you. Those people who thrashed her caravan are no better than fascists. Fascists also destroyed property of those whom they considered "different" from them.
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Would you date someone that you did not fancy, Daniel?
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@taraswertelecki3786 I have been bullied myself and I know that it is unpleasant. I also find that the attitude towards bullying is often worse than the bullying itself. I mean, if you say anything, you are the one blamed or shouted down and told that you bring it on yourself.
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@taraswertelecki3786 On the contrary, I have immense sympathy for bully victims because I was bullied myself. I often find that the attitude towards those victims is worse than the bullying itself.
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@shokojimhollingsworth3940 Nonsense. Kids have always been brutal, even without social media.
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@cm6995 Being ill is worse. Health is the most important thing.
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But your youth is supposed to be the best time of your life, Runconna, so it can really be ruined by feeling bad about yourself.
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Decimalisation did not come into use until 1971.
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At first, I was not sure whether to take this reporter seriously or not. Now I see that he is being sarcastic, but he is funny to listen to.
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Many religious fanatics are animals themselves. They kill people in cold blood. Look at those fundamentalists who slaughtered so many young people at the Arianna Grande concert for no good reason. Animals!
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@krsna753 Well, we are certainly not minerals or vegetables. We are mammals and mammals are animals.
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@@ho-ran-gi6057 Would you like to live in a place with -71C?
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@katarzynaxx563 There is also the matter of chilblains or frostbite.
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@MisturMonster No, they are just callous, like the people who say that a headache is all in your mind. As long as they fo not suffer, everything is all right and to hell with other people's feelings.
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@shawnaweesner3759 Adam and Eve were tempted by the snake to eat the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden. No-one tempted this girl to join ISIS.
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@INEEDMOREBLEACH This is as interesting argument, as, in some cultures, people get married at eighteen, when their brains are not fully developed, but that is another story.
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@nikkienova9440 There are different laws in different lands. In America, or at least in Long Island, the age of consent is eighteen. I do not know what it is in the other US states.
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They hurt each other when they do not trust each other. It is a sign of insecurity.
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@CheeseMaster1337 Sometimes, it is worth going to detention for sticking up for oneself and if there is a persistent problem with that, it dhoesthsg you are in the wrong school.
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 @YouYou-sm8tf But it is a poor country, which is heavily in debt.
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If you live in Afghanistan, Daniel, you have to cover yourself like this, whether you want to or not. It is the law there.
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 @veramae4098 And what about the girl who lied to her father? She also created trouble.
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@@labhrasodochartaigh2733 Yes, but we do not have to insult other people's religious beliefs - that is not freedom of speech; that is hate speech. You would not like someone mocking your religion or even your absence of religion.
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@mrrorschach837 It does not matter whether someone is religious or secular. We do not have to insult them.
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@KateeAngel Hear, hear!
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@H. G V That was your great-grandmother, living in the 1850's.
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@timurermolenko2013 Nor was a man's, really, when you think of all the early deaths caused by hard drugs.
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 @thathurt If a footpath is muddy because of excessive rain, you may be shut indoors for several days. That is a fact.
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 @IbnSaifi There are plenty of non-Jewish people living and working in Israel.
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If you are a Chinese born in America, would the American government throw you out? No, not unless you did something against the country.
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@cantescape4310 That is no worse than the long-haired gits who permeated our society in the 1970's.
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@whocares3132 Where in their Holy Book does it say that women have to wear hijab? It may say that women should dress modestly, hut it does not say that they must wear hijab. There is a difference.
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Those are the same people who believe that women are there only for men's "satisfaction " and "entertainment." They are also the same people who believe that women should be constantly dependent on men, should not be able to take out mortgages in their own name and should need men's permission even to " blink." If a woman wants to let her h.air go grey and say " Get lost" to any form of convention which says that she should not, she should, just to defy it.
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@Nefariously_ignorant Do you have to ge pretty to read the news, which is all doom and gloom anyway, especially now, with the Russia-Ukraine war?
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@jonathanmorrison2225 Life can make you angry, especially unnecessary prejudice.
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@barbaramatthews696 That is just as bad as discriminating about grey hair. First, the men try to control us, then they say thatnit is us who do not want any freedom. That makes you bloood boil.
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@chatisawasteoftime She broke away from her religious upbringing. Do you know how hard that is, especially if you are raised in a Chasidic community?
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The Chinese are afraid that Islam will dominate China. The Chinese themselves are dominant. They incarcerated anyone criticising their government. Their desire to obliterate Islam is no different to the Nazis trying to obliterate non-Christianity. In other words, communism in China is as bas as fascism in Germany.
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It makes you realise how good you have it in your own modern home when all you have to do is switch on the hot water tapin your own bathroom, instead of having to trundle outside in the coldest of weathers in order to get water from a nearby lake, petrektek.
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@richsmith9638 They did not live very long in those days, either, richsmith.
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@kushpaladin300 That is why they were there in the first place, fatbongrip.
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@martynass.4393 Siberia was wanted by the German nazis, marty. It is was what finished off Workd War Two. The Germans decided to invade Siberia during the autumn. They did not take into account that autumn in Siberia is a lot harsher than autumn in other places. The temperatures in the Siberian autumn were already well below zero and it was snowing heavily, so the German tanks froze and so the Germans had to surrender. There was a film of this on TV once.
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@netherman1325 I would like it, too, except that a small mistake could kill you there, e.g., being inappropriately dressed could cost you your life. Animals eating your livestock could be a problem: what would you eat instead? If you needed something, no car would work on that snow and no delivery would come to you.
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@urbanyeti5233 Most people would not like to live in that cold.
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@@someoneiusedtoknow634 We come from monkeys? It is a sin against God to say that, because God says that He created man in His image.
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@bamboozed2320 They know no other life. They would probably be bewildered by our own urban lifestyle.
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@mjordan5382 It also makes us more civilised and intelligent. I am not saying that those people are uncivilised. On the contrary, they seem very capable, but, without civilization, most other nations would be little better than animals, because we would not know right from wrong and stupidity would make us barbaric.
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@tehs3raph1m I would hate 100C.
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@greenanubis If you are born there and are raised there, you know no other way of life. You might think that other people's ways of life are weird.
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@lesnoyelf228 Both of these wether extremes is horrible.
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@thibaut4780 If they were born there and were unable or unwilling to move elsewhere, they probably thought that it was better than nothing.
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@mjordan5382 Tribal people do not live as long as civilised people. Their healthcare is not as developed. As for their being happier, they fought each other a lot more in the past. History is riddled with primitive tribes constantly fighting each other.
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@lightup6751 It is those who are born into worse conditions , who should be bitter and unhappy, not those born into better conditions.
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@ElidanVideos I thought that Svalbard, in Longyearbyen, was the coldest place on earth. It is the most northern town in the world.
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@BDub2024 I do not like extreme heat, either, because it makes it difficult to sleep at night, even if I do open the window. But I wonder how Yakutsk, albeit SOUTH of the Arctic Circle, is COLDER than the Arctic, rather than WARMER.
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@BDub2024 They may not want to travel. Do not forget that those are different people, with a different culture. To them, the freezing North is home. Anywhere else would seem strange to them.
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@Alias_Ex For insane salaries, many would go to any part of the world. As for nobody wanting to go to Siberia, why are there people living in the Longyearbyen, Alaska and other extremely cold places, in which the temperature is no higher than in Siberia?
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Have you seen how much make-up some of those hijab-wearing women wear, James? That tempts men more than the hijab. That said, if men are tempted by the sight of a bare-headed woman, it is the fault of the men, not the women, if they cannot control themselves.
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What is Ground Hog Day, R.J.?
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People want better standards of living, Sam.
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@hansanders4983 Men and women were created for each other for the purpose of reproduction, that is a perfectly rational thought. It only becomes irrational if one group of people seeks to control the other and dominate it. It is as simple as that.
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@juniorlsdmusic Because at that time, the world was a very primitive place. If you read the history of that time, people were little better than animals. They were uneducated, uncultured and there were few job prospects. Many jobs required brute strength. There was no machinery or technology to help them, so women were regarded as useless in the field of work at the time, but times progress and so should mankind. Most people do not want to live in primitive times. They want to move on. They want to live more comfortably. They do not want to live like pigs.
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@MH-yw1db Hers is an all too common story, I am afraid, M H.
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@sechale Tbe first step to open is your mind and the first step is always the hardest. Many people do not want to fall out with their families, so they allow themelves to be controlled. Shame! Because life is too short to be miserable.
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@hansanders4983 There is nothing wrong with you looking at women, as long as you do not make suggestive comments to them or rape them.
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@kaashee The topless women on Page 11 of The Sun WANT to be in that paper. They are there of their own free will. Here, we are talking about the subjugation of women. Women who are not free to live their lives as they wish or whose lives have been ruined by many years of subjugation.
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@kelleymariejones6388 It was the snake who tempted Eve to eat the forbidden fruit. People seem to forget that.
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@alk158 They do not refuse to have children just to spite the men. They choose not to have children because they do not like children, which is sad but a darned sight better than having children and then neglecting them.
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@ladyofbast250 " The woman was deceived." Anyone can get deceived if they are told that God will create another human being to dominate over you if you do not eat the forbidden fruit. Eve did not really want to eat the forbidden fruit, the snake tempted her to do do. This is somewhat forgotten in this discussion here.
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Johnny Ola Only in the Reform communities, Johnny and that movement is not considered genuine in the Orthodox communities.
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@michellebadham9353 Nobody is arguing with that, Michelle. They are arguing about the dominion of women in some communities.
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@uniqueuser6707 Do you mean to tell me that there are other oppressive cultures in the world? Do you mean to tell me that everyone leads a free life?
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@carinaa.6394 Everyone can be held accountable for their actions. Saying otherwise is just an excuse.
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@carinaa.6394 You should try using emoticons to show when you are being sarcastic. People on these boards cannot see you, so they do not know when you are being sarcastic or not.
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InfoJunkie NO-ONE should control ANYONE ELSE.
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@Barbara_GB That is like saying: "I left my car parked outside. It is my fault that someone has stolen it."
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@kelleymariejones6388 But, Kellymarie Jones, the snake encouraged Eve to eat the forbidden fruit. Eve did not do it of her own volition.
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@irisbjones Not only that. Do you realise that there may be rape victims looking at this chatroom? How do they feel if they read that someone like Hans Anders implies that women exist solely for his "pleasure?"
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 @user-vi7rj9co5j Why don't those men date older women from their own countries? Simple. The older women from their own countries are dirt poor and cannot help them to get passports to the UK.
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@Gooner184 The worst is that their families also suffered. Those two boys had younger siblings. They had to be taken out of their schools for fear of other children bullying them.
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@122659arf Rubbish! Mary Bell also murdered two children and that was in the sixties.
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How do you know that it is propaganda? Are you there?
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I am. In 2021.
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@norlavine There is s difference between transgenderism and hermaphrodism. The former is someone born with all the characteristics of one gender and has the full operation to become another. The latter is someone born with the characteristics of both genders.
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This is shocking, Joan, but what you have just written has nothing to do with the Amy Fisher and Joey Buttafuoco romance.
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@jeff4362 There is Nottingham and there is Snottingham.♡
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A person cannot help being born intersex. That happens when instead of having XY or XX chromosomes, they have XXXY. This is a medical condition, not a crazy whim. Intersex people should be pitied, not scorned. Anyone could be born intersex.
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@IrtizaNadeem-jt8cn How do you mean " your passport rate is abysmal?"
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@liamg1706 Really? It is grey where I am.
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@James-to7pi I am sixty-two and do not consider myself old. To me, life is about what I can do, not what I cannot do. It is about what I have, not what I do not have and if we have nothing in common with young folks, that is tough. They too will get "old " one day and find that they ha e nothing with the generation below them. That is life.
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@James-to7pi You can die in your twenties or thirties, as well. Even children die. What is the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children for?
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@Anthonyprinciotti Young and beautiful might sell, but they are transient.
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@HeidiSchwendeWSI Don't worry, Heidi, this junior executive will get old himself one day and get put on the scrapheap. Then he will see what it is like.
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@eggsbenedict2251 That is, unfortunately, the trouble and itnis misogynistic men who created this reasoning.
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@aarqa Ask a thirty-year-old if they know who is Number One in the pop charts.
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@jld4870 It is a privilege to grow old. Think of the people who do not reach it. It could have been any one of us. Unfortunately, we live jn a competitive, analytic, age-orientated society that rips us to shreds even we reach a certan age. No wonder people get depressed.
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@James-to7pi No, I am not a scholar. I speak from the heart.
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@eggsbenedict2251 What goes round comes round, Red Ranger and women have been second-class citizens for too long.
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@James-to7pi Why should I consider myself three-quarters in the grave just because you consider yourself old? Tearing yourself apart just because you are not exactly young makes you feel even older. A person should be grateful for what he has, not what he does not have. OK, he may not be in the first flush of youth, but if he is healthy and has a good means of supporting himself, he is a lot better off than some youngster, begging in the archway of some shop, with no roof over his head. It is quality which counts, not quantity. By the way, sometimes life is better in one's later years than in one's earlier one's.
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@James-to7pi No, I never did anything stupid in my twenties or thirties and still don't. However, if you choose to wallow in misery because of your do -called advancing years, I have no patience for you.
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@James-to7pi Just a few minutes ago, you wrote that you hoped that I did not do anything stupid now that I did in my twenties. Make up your mind: either I should have done some silly things in my twenties and learnt from them or been sensible enough not to do them in the first place, even then.
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Are you the Tesla who invented the Tesla cars?
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InYourMom The inanimate object itself cannot do any harm. It is the person using it.
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@felixpena295 Msybe Eric Adams' hands are also tied. He may be afraid to do anything in case he gets arrested. The lunatics have taken over the asylum.
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The man at the beginning of this documentary says that he still lives with his parents and it is embarrassing. He should be glad that they see still alive and that they provide a roof over his head. He could have been one of thousands who were unwanted and abandoned in the street as babies or he could have been homelesslike so many others. It just shows how nasty society is towards single people that it conditions them to believe that they are inadequate without a partner. Being single and childless is better than being unhappily married with horrible children.
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I have a query: The republicans I northern Ireland were Catholics and the unionists Protestants. If a British Catholic soldier was deployed to northern Ireland, did he side with the Protestants as he was of the country that supported the Protestants or with the catholics, who were his co-religionists?
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@mickmc3832 War does pit people against people, I am afraid.
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What does he feed his dog and how does he support himself financially?
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Happy new year, Kyle. It seems so biting cold in winter, what is the summer like there?
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 @Smaggle84 But you do not have to burn the Koran just because you do not believe in it (and I am not Muslim.)
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@KPate-y5z Look, a shop is entitled to sell whatever it wants to sell. What about shops selling kosher food in Stamford Hill or Golders Green? Are you against those as well? If pork or bacon were forbidden from the UK, you would have every right to get annoyed, but you can buy it in several other shops. Do you get annoyed at the sight of restaurants serving Chinese or Thai food? An item is usually described as on its cover.
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 @UKVampy This is not a prison.
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@KrypXern The patriarchal structure of society has a lot to answer for.
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@MrWhiskeycricket As long as they are HAPPILY married, then why not?
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@@selim12223 Adam and Eve were thrown out of paradise because they ate forbidden fruit, not because they showed each other their nudity.
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He was a nice-looking boy.
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@jennvain3463 Signs of cowardice.
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@RaheelPervaiz123 People risk their lives to come here. Look at all those migrants who drown when their dinghies capsize on their way to the UK.
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@xxflameaminoxx Only if you take it to extreme.
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@Emma-nw2xg The fish starts stinking at the head, as the old saying goes.
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@trav1sedits_ Kabul is better, eh?
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Paper beats rock Nobody can integrate everywhere one hundred per cent the time. There will always be some things which are irreconcilable. The only thing is to stick k to what you are comfortable with and live and let live.
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@tima8746 What do you get out of the food and culture if you cannot live like a free person?
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@RaheelPervaiz123 In what way are you a neglected minority? Are you forbidden to go out without a chaperone? Are you forbidden to get a job? Are you forbidden to use public transport on your own? There are still places in which women are denied these basic human rights and would do anything to live in a democratic country like this one.
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Paper beats rock I agree that it is unnatural and destructive to force the world together. There are several examples of this:- Take a class of thirty pupils. NO-ONE is friendly with ALL the pupils in his or her class. Take all the residents of a block of flats. NO-ONE is friendly with ALL the residents in that block. Do you talk to ALL the people who live in your street? I bet that you do not.
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He could sue you for that, Stamp.
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What if he is not inclined to dress like a girl, Emarald? We have enough children confused about their gender and hating the gender into which they were born without people like you trying to make him dissatisfied with his gender and giving him self-confidence issues.
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@erichvonmolder9310 We have such a beautiful world. Shame we ruin it with so many complications.
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@DB-115 What makes you think that other parts of the US are safer? Ha e you read what happened in California? A homeless person from Skid Row emptied a bucketful of excretia on an innocent woman and now she has to go to hospital everry three months to ensure that she has not caught some fatal disease. No joke!
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@westonding8953 A knife does not kill as many people as a gun, though.
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@deliciouskebab4646 Racism is EVERYWHERE, not just in the UK. I do notice, however, that the American police tend to be more antagonistic towards black people, for instance, there was a recent case where two American, white policemen shot dead a black man whom they thought was trying to break into cars at a hospital carpark, when, in fact he was looking for his own car, which he had had to park in another car park, different from the one where he usually parked it. But you cannot say that ALL white people ate racist. There would be no black people alive if that were the case.
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@greenbanana1001 Not all of them are old enough to get a job.
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If they have jobs, why don't they have homes? I would have thought that if they earned any money, they would have a roof over their heads.
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If someone is bullied at school or has a hard time at work, it is also understandable that they disappear, fleas7830.
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Where does he get his hair cut?
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Even in your own home country, would you marry someone whom you barely knew, especially if he was thirty years younger than you? As for your assertion that no-one truly knows someone until they live with them, 2TMarie, there was a time when you never lived with someone before marrying them and would you say that you knew them better then than you would know the now?
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I cannot stand it when parents act in a tough, aggressive manner to children who are only asking questions. You only wanted to know what religion was true and honest, Kristalia. You didn't mean any harm. Every child is curious about his or her upbringing, his or her surroundings or why people do what they do. That is natural, otherwise the child would never learn anything. She need not have grounded you for asking what was a perfectly innocent question. That was cruel.
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Not just sex trafficked, but also mistreated. You may end up working sixteen hours a day. You may have to sleep in a dormitory with twenty others. You are better off house-sitting for a friend.
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@6torthor How do you get fruit and vegetables there? Obviously, the ground there is frozen solid, so nothing grows there and people get scurvy without fruit or vegetables. Also, there are no libraries or bookshops there, so how do people pass the time?
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It must have been difficult trying to hold your own in a household so different from you, AJ. I hope that no-one tried to convert you.
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@colinmaxwell4738 Amidst the cheering audience could be the relatives or friends of the murder victims.
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@strugglingcollegestudent "For the first time in their lives, they can go to bed, knowing they are safe." I would not bank on that too much: you never know what is around the corner.
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@nicholasrizo6873 Is steelcity also a murderer in your eyes, Shadow? You condemn him or her for saying that he or she would also cheer at that murderers death. How would you have liked to have a friend or relative murdered by Ted Bundy
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@ivanrasevic374 Until it is a member of your own family that the murderer kills!
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@colinmaxwell4738 What if he had murdered one of their daughters, sisters or mothers? Would they not have been happy that he had got his just deserts?
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@chadarcher4269 What if he had murdered a relative of yours? Would you have had the same attitude?
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@strugglingcollegestudent No,I did not say that he was. I was just saying that if he had killed a relative of yours wherever he lived, that relative lived or even where you lived, would you not have rejoiced that he had been execute? I do not like people ridiculing my comments. They arenot that difficult to understand.
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bikelifeandre He killed INNOCENT people.
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That goes to show that it takes only one person to set a ball rolling. If Mahsa Amini wouldn't have rebelled against wearing the hijab (but not necessarily have beenkilled for it,) there would not have been those demonstrations.
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 @hamuandxerxl4255 That is what I have been writing again and again on various posts regarding this subject.
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The highwaymen and robbers were generally MEN, not women and they carried guns. These women do not carry guns,
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@christelandrade9725 For the time being, it is all right to dress the small boy in a dress and let him grow his hair, but what happens when he reaches puberty and becomes more noticeably male? How will his classmates react when he wears dresses to school and what toilets and changing rooms will he use? (The latter is for P.E.)
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 @WBKimmons Men should not feel bad for hating gardening and women should not feel bad for hating housework.
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@ryanthomas930I6 I am female, from the UK and in the year 2001, someone I knew was laughing at the idea of me inheriting the family business with my brother, simply because I am female. Again, this happened in the year 2001, not that long ago.
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@s3ntin3l60 I think that gender-stereotyping is actually at the root of this gender dissatisfaction crisis, rather than the gender itself. If you are going to teach a boy that it is wrong for him to play with his sister's dolls and wrong for a girl to play eith her brother's toy cars, you are teaching them that it is all right for one gender to do what it wants, but not for another. No-one likes being denied things that another person can do.
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@Aauutumnn It should also be brought up when the child reaches adolescence and his or her biological sex becomes more pronounced. I mean, if an obviously looking male turns thirteen and is wearing a dress, how are you going to tell him that despite wearing a dress, he still looks like a boy and cannot enter the girls' changing-rooms at school?
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@mightbyson We should blur it in the sense that we should not discriminate against male and female, e.g., not mock a woman if she decides not to have children and if a man is more comfortable staying at home with children while his wife goes out to work, so be it.
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@marianfrances4959 Better captions than being unable to follow what is in the video.
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@BlackMamba-lt8oe Overpopulation is a big problem in India and in many other countries where homelessness is rampant.
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Denny Smith, I am also Jewish and consider circumcision barbaric. I do not see how it prevents cervical cancer, as cervical cancer is sometimes, but not always, caused by frequent sleeping around. Would you advise anyone to have their breasts removed because of the risk of breast cancer? I hope not!
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@MaTara01 Punishing young people is regarded a crime, I see.
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I am doing my bit by not having children, thus stopping any further demand on the planet. However, I do not agree with those activists blocking the roads and stopping other people going about their business.
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I don't like men with very long hair, Momo.
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With all due respect, allicm, your post confuses me. How could you step-grandfather pass as a white person in one place and as a black one in another? I understand that the world was harsh then (it still is, sometimes) but, surely, anyone could tell what he was just by looking at him. How did your grandmother manage to survive as a white-presentng person?
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Shamima Begum did that, Diana and she is not believed.
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They w4ould mind if their children did it, I am sure. They just do not want to admit it.
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You still hear of occasional attacks on Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland, WILLY, hence the wall, separating both communities. As for senseless killing over religion, it still goes on in other parts of the world. In some ways, people's mentality has not changed.
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@jasonsabourin9547 He may Google "The Troubles of Northern Ireland" on his phone, Jason.
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@englishrose9030 It has nothing to do with what women of the West wore a hundred years qgo. It has to do with discrimination against Islam. End of story.
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There are a lot of posts saying that we live in a free society and that it is against freedom to wear hijab, niqab, etc. I argue that in a free society you allow people to wear what they like, whether it is hijab, niqab or hot pants. In a free society, EVERYONE should do what they like. That is the whole point of freedom.
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@englishrose9030 At one time, it was considered even for western women to wear skirts which revealed their ankles, let alone legs.
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@thelemurofmadagascar9183 I am a western woman who does not wear make-up and if someone suggests that I should, I tell them to get stuffed.
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@elora179 If they enjoy wearing those garments, fine. If they are forced to wear them against their will, it is a violation of their human rights.
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I am afraid that the niqab is not the issue here; it is Islam. Ever since bin Laden destroyed thenTwin Towers in america, there has been a strong hatred of Islam that never existed before. It is a bit like people hated germany after World War Two. The niqab is just an excuse used to attack lslam. I am not a Muslim, by the way.
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@adstix Especially if a pandemic like coronavirus kills people.
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 @KevinTong1 He was hurt by failing relationships. Maybe he is not cut out for them and relationships with dolls suit him better.
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@supersublimnails5676 I am not OK with male genital mutilation and I come from a religion that practises it. To me, both male and female circumcision are barbaric and they are an unnecessary form of mutilation. Unfortunately, we lack the freedom of speech to oppose it and anyone condemning it is regarded as an anti-***. There is no purpose to it. It is just an outdated, barbaric custom.
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@lauradahlus I entirely agree with you.
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@supersublimnails5676 I agree entirely with you, super and I am a woman.
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@animeti6694 When you reach puberty, your underarms are going to produce more perspiration and you are going to start smelling. Would you cut off your underarms?
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@anthonyfaiell3263 He was homosexual.
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Ich habe eurer Post gelesen, Leo, und er is sehr traurig. Ihre Mutter hatte Unrecht als sie gesagt hat dass sie nur Madchen wollte. Wenn einer so ist, soll er keine Kinder haben, ansstadt zu sagen dass er nur Jungen oder Madchen haben will, weil er seine Kinder ungluckligt macht.
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Is he is a race? He speaks so quickly that I can barely catch up with him.
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@mikesully110 My brother never watched porn in his whole life and he is more normal than a lot of people.
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@tc98826 Possibly.
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@zammmerjammer But they did not murder anyone.
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@tc98826 One compassionate reply from you..
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On more than one occasion have I been told that I am over-sensitive and far too serious, yet oddly enough, those people get extremely hurt themselves, if anyone upsets them.
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They can do it in the West. Heaven help them if they tried it in Afghanistan.
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Don't blame the Internet for a young man's desire to leave his comfortable home for a life of terrorism. There have always been people who did that, but, with the adventure of the Internet, it is easy to learn about them with a click.
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@androidexpert-ar-6074 But you do not live in a place, in which they are hesitant to fit pipes because they are afraid that the pipes will burst in the freezing winter. Nor do you have to carve out wood to put in a stove and light it to heat the freezing water and wait five hours in order for the water to be only reasonably warm.
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@louis8487 Were the pipes frozen there? Could you, at least, have a wash?
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@phantomkamikaze796 Because we do not have to.
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@TheAbandonedAccount7 You should buy bottled water.
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@Yah-Izoa-Hakaboth I can remember summers when it did not rain for over a month: 2003 and 2006, for example, and 2018 was scorching throughout Europe.
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@moonolotl2817 If those people can shower, albeit only once a week, at -71C, I am sure that you can, more often than you do at once every two weeks, living in a far warmer environment.
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@Tryingtosex Have an army shower: just using a small amount of water to wet and lather your face flannel, then switch off the taps while you wash yourself, then turn on the taps again to wash off the lather.
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@Rohmash The production of clothes uses up an absurd amount of water: 10,000 gallons of water for one pair of jeans, for example. You know the answer to that? Buy second-hand clothes.
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@elite4149 No water for three days kills you. No wonder that he thought out his life choices.😀
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@phantomkamikaze796 I do not understand.
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@phantomkamikaze796 Is it that bad?
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@balbovandall6343 I see that a similar movement to Black Lives Matter is beginning to surface in Germany, with someone pointing out that some street names and murals were degrading to Black people.
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Compared to now, Mrs Slocombe. Certainly!
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Male circumcision should not be allowed either for the same reasons, Sat Gun.
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@Ariovistus50 Yes, they would.
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 @Sniperboy5551 So do women, sometimes.
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@juliew1426 Oh yes, she has. As someone else pointed out in this chatroom, she is at risk of being killed by a snakebite and attacked by a person. She had her trailer home broken into already and she has to carry a gun to defend herself. I am afraid to say that nowhere is perfect tly safe. In big cities, there is also the risk of being murdered. In a village, you could die from a fatal injury without a nearby hospital and on a desert island, you have to worry where the next drop of water is coming from, but the world has always been a dangerous place.
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@2380Shaw You sound like a nazi.
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Norway and Sweden are long countries. They have plenty of room. It is not like the natives are squeezed out of their homes. I think that this persecution of Muslims is just like the racialism towards people of other religions.
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Not all of them try to change the host country with their rules. Some get attacked just for wearing a hijab.
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@realfact5420 The trouble is that there are several branches of Islam that fight each other, e.g. Sunni versus Shi'ite and vice versa. The same is true of other religions: Catholics and Protestants fighting each other throughout history, eve though they are both Christians. One Muslim country may be Sunni, the other Shi'ite. We do not know.
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@tywinlannister8999 History is a very bloody subject. I am not swearing. I mean that the borders of every country in the world were defined by blood.
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@MoizCOUK Unfortunately, there is a handful of prople intent on destroying everything that they see as " corrupt." (Remember the Muslim fundamentalists who destroyed those pre-Islamic statues in a Muslim country?) It is only a small number of people, but that small number of people stirs up hatred that tars all the other followers of their religion with the same brush. If that tiny number of people would not vandalise everything that they see as "depraved," the locals would not see them and their followers as evil. People are entitled to follow their religion but they are not entitled to stir up trouble in their host country.
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There are Christians living in Bethlehen, Israel, the birthplace of Jesus, so if a Jew converts to Christianity, why should he lose his Israeli citizenship and what connection is there between religion and citizenship? In America, there are people of all faiths and colours. Would you tell a black American person who converted from Catholicism to Protestants, for example, that he is no longer an American citizen? No, of course not.
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The religious man at 3:59 says that if a Jew converts to Christianity, he should lose his Israeli citizenship, as Israel is a Jewish state. Does he not realise that there are many Christian living in Bethlehem, Israel, the birthplace of Jesus, whom Christians worship?
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The Israelis DO believe in God, The_Voice_of_Reason. They just do not follow all his laws because his laws are very strict and numerous. The Christians who open their shops and work on Sundays also believe in God; they just do not observe everything in their religion because, again, the laws are very strict and numerous. Even irreligious people believe in God. They just do not observe all of His laws.
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That was what life was like for many under the Nazis in the 1930's and 1940's.
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@bobloblaw1720 In all likelihood, it was. It was mankind who invented stupid rules whenever it felt insecure, mankind who chooses to ruin other people's lives because it does not trust itself to use reason, mankind that is to blame for almost all the misery in the world and all the distress that it has caused in the world, it can easily take out.
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Shrekislove, what do you think doctors and nurses working in Medecins sans Frontieres do? They also leave their safe, comfortable homes and go to refugee camps in warzones to help the sick and the injured. Except that he was not going to a refugee camp in order to help the sick and injured. He was going to join a terrorist organisation which murders people. Leaving your safe, comfortable home in order to help other people is an act of selflessness and good-heartedness. Leaving your safe, comfortable home in order to join a terrorist organisation is an act of evil and betrayal.
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@serigotskrila6712 And as toilet cleaners in Europe, they have a safer, cleaner life than they would in those Syrian tents. In Europe, they are free and have access to clean, running water. In Syria, they are under the thumb of ISIS and live in squalid conditions in their tents.
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@serigotskrila6712 ISIS promises them heaven in Syria, e.g., a luxury house with all mod cons. Once they reach Syria, those naive converts are in for a rude shock. Their home consists of a tent, which they have to share with thirty others, no clean or running water, a scarcity of food and money and unhygienic living conditions.
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1972 hairstyles- peculiar!
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What I do not understand is that he was allowed to hire a car when he was legally too young to hire it. Are no documents ever checked when hiring out a car? Whenever we hire cars on our holidays, the car hire companies insist on documents being shown to verify that you are hiring legally and we are well over the age of eighteen.
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He could have run someone over and he did not care.
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@@SidCherk No, but he failed to comply with police orders and he was driving away with the policeman on his bonnet. The policeman panicked and shot him.
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@christianmarcel7766 But would they pay for the car hire? It is not cheap and there is plenty of poverty in France.
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How do you know that he was a drug dealer?
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@@SidCherk No, but he may have been in trouble with the police before and they had got fed-up with him.
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@WrenchesToRiches It is "Elliott Rodger's Manifesto: My twisted World." It is also available as a PDF download.
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@AndyB1286 What kicked things off originally in northern Ireland was the battle between the Protestant King William and the Catholic King James. William won and the Catholic community never accepted that. What is tragic is that an event that happened in the sixteenth century should continue to divide the population of Northern Ireland centuries later.
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If he did not agree with ISIS, why did he go to Syria? Why did he not just quietly convert to Islam and remain in the UK?
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It takes time for the heatwave to make the roads crack and make the grass die.
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@thumbprint7150 Horrible though this is, at least they left his genitalia alone. Think of David Reimer, who had his entire male genitalia removed due to an infection and then raised as a girl. His brain was still that of a boy's and, in the end, he found not cope and committed suicide.
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Siyovaxsh En-sipad-zid-ana Because he was trying too hard, that was why. Let's say that you are a new pupil at a new school. If you relax and allow for the fact that this is your first day and most people are alone on their first day, you will eventually be able to calm down and make friends (and if you don't, you don't. That should be the end of the matter), but if you become fixated with the idea that you MUST make friends, otherwise you are worthless, you wind yourself up into a state, which will eventually destroy you. If you can relax and be at peace with your character, you are fine. Unfortunately, there are people who find this difficult and this is partly because of society's expectations.
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Siyovaxsh En-sipad-zid-ana Because he was obsessed. He was obsessed with the idea of getting girlfriends. Had he put thoughts of girls out of his mind temporarily and focused instead on improving himself as a person, he would have no doubt been more successful. Relationships take hard work and effort. They do not just fall into your lap.
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@spencerwong4464 Maybe he thought that she would not go out with him, especially if other people said that he was mad.
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@MrRed-tf7bv 5'7" is not small, not even for a man. I have heard of men just 4'11" and they are married. At the end of the day, it is your personality and how much effort you put into relationships that determine whether or not you will get a girlfriend, not your height.
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@gnbilios You would have to be a fool to fall for it even then.
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@JosephE-yd6ks They do.
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Lack of discipline and lack of harsh punishments create criminals because no-one corrects them when they go off the rails.
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 @MikeHunt-rc1po But some have shotguns, which are just as bad.
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There is nothing wrong with his face. He should be glad that he looks like that.
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@grime5652 Or, better still, stop it from happening in your community in the first place.
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 @kimonosnail5363 A mere cuddle doesn't make you lose your virginity.
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This is a channel in which people are being asked questions and a chatroom exists in order to express opinions. This chatroom is for everybody, European, Middle-Eastern or anything else. No-one has to mind their own business.
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There are people who grew up during both World Wars, David..
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I am sure that people raised in the 1900's to the 1950's were shocked by the hippy generation of the 1960's.
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@84updown So did you escape? If so, how?
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@kets4443A kid recognises his father beneath his Santa disguise. He is not that stupid.
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@ems7623 If I disguise myself as Queen Camilla - wig and all - I am still myself and would get recognised as not the real Queen. That is the same with Santa Claus. You can only fool children up to a certain age about him.
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A lot of people follow their parents' religion - or even, other religions, because they are afraid of what may happen to them when they die. They are afraid of going to hell, for example, so they think that being religious will prevent that.
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@teja2295 Are you less of a human being if you don't get laid?
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I do not think that there are any cruises running in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.
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I am sick of those who say that she was a child. Fifteen is not a child. By that age, you should know right from wrong. If you do not, you are either mentally handicapped or undisciplined. Those making excuses for her because of her then-young age are responsible for the high crime rate among young people.
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@thetrueindiz I do not know why anyone has to bitch. It is not as if THEY are forced to live in Yakutsk.
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@bawbsmith Someone films them with a mobile phone, then uploads it where there is an Internet tower abd sends it to YouTube.
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 @Buddhavibez Some of them can speak English.
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At fifteen, you can have your own passport.
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What a tragic waste! A young man's life snuffed out even before he had begun to live.
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@goergejohn6986 Strictly speaking, orthodox Jews are not allowed to take part in a demonstration on the sabbath day: the emotions of a demonstration may incite them to break the sabbath. They say that the demonstrations are mainly non-violent, but even one word can turn a peaceful demonstration into a scene of violent chaos.
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@GoodCitizen-lf9db But here in the UK, they do not have to fear being forced into the Israeli army.
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@GoodCitizen-lf9db No, they are exempt from joining the army, even in Israel.
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@robh467 The ultra orthodox are exempt from joining the army.
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@Richard well Muslim countries oppress their people.
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@paulkrugman359 Your comment frightens people.
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@yasinabdurahman8328 This documentary WAS about South London.
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I am afraid that she's wrong in the beginning of the video when she says that the sun never sets in Antarctica. It does set in its winter of April to August and does not rise again until September. It remains completely dark between April and August and the Arctic is the same in its own winter (October to February.)
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You do not know how you may get treated there.
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Michael Dunetz Good luck to her.
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 @Lilhajxjk274 Then why is China trying to eliminate all signs of Islam?
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@Steger13 How do you know? He could have had a wife or kids who could have been rotten to him.
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@insomnolence8398 Society plays a great part in stress.
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@47fortyseven47 What does that mean?
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@anuragcvsr7169 Look, if the life that he is living now makes him happy, that is all that matters. You enjoy being around people, going out, etc. - that is your prerogative but he chose another sort of life - a life that he enjoys and that is up to him. You may think that he has wasted his life living like a recluse in a godforsaken environment but, trust me, his life is much more meaningful than those drunken, drug-taking louts that we see here in the UK, aimlessly wondering up and down in the streets, not knowing where they are going or what to do with themselves. At least, Faustino's life has some sort of structure to it. One last point: we never know what happened in Faustino's life to make him want to shun human contact for so long.
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@mrbigbrain3116 He chooses to be isolated. So what?
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@dfk1991 But Faustino wants to. Do not make him feel bad about it.
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Alaska Pirates Whar did cavemen fo in ancient times? How were their lives any different?
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@insomnolence8398 Usually created by society.
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He is lucky to have been allowed back. In most cases, he would have been left to rot in the Islamic Caliphate.
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@lillycasey2657 If he thought killing people in the name of Islam is wrong, why did he join the caliphate? Did he think that the caliphate was a social club with fun and games?
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"Ostracization" is another word for "disfellowshipping." The words are different but the theory is the same. The same can be said for all religions. They expel the bad apples in order to keep their line "pure," otherwise one rotten apple can contaminated others I that fold.
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 @brianoshea1178 DC was only eleven. He did not look at the history or sectarianism of Northern Ireland the way adults do.
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If he was born with somewhat blurred female genitalia, you cannkt blame the doctors for getting confused, but he should now live life as he wishes.
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@C0DE_ZER0 You had more reason to injure your sister than this girl got for pushing her friend off a bridge.
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Weird hairstyle, though.
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"God makes no mistakes." Would you like to be born intersex, Cindy? Those people are not transsexual, i.e., the don't set outr to change their gender. They are just born with ambiguous genitalia. If they feel self-conscious about their condition, they should have surgery.
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@igkhdigkhd8760 The trouble is that gay people are sometimes born into religious families and gayness is the enemy of religion.
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France is a secular country - it has every right to be one. However, it has no right to impose it's secularism on other people. If you want to be an atheist - fine, but do not expect others to share your views, as well.
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I have a query:while it is fine to grow your own food in summer while the ground is fertile, what happens in winter, when it is too cold for anything to grow?
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@RonVik7 Bears live in the North Pole (Arctic.) Someone once said that the reasons that bears live in the North Pole and penguins in the South is do that the bears don't eat the penguins. Silly, really, because the bears eat the seals there, which is just as bad.
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 @EnSabahNur-ir5mw He was also a victim - a victim of societal pressure which makes you feel inadequate if you are not in a relationship.
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 @ChildofYAH His only CHILD.
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Especially if it is your only child, Victoria, not just your only son.
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@johncox2865 Pol Pot(ty.)
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What if someone's culture demands that the person wears long sleeves at all times? Will you tell them to discard such clothes?
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 @fubytv731 Would you kill anyone for denigrating your religion?
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 @darkmater4tm Kids are not disciplined enough. They cam literally get away with murder.
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Free speech does not mean hate speech.
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That is the trouble, Inc orp, a frenzied minority can ruin everything for a calm majority. It is a bit like Germany after World War Two. Germany was an ordinary, normal country until the crazy Nazis took power and turned it into a place of massacre, then all Germans became associated with Nazism. It only takes a handful of lunatics to turn a peaceful religion into one of murder and hatred. It was in Laden who actually turned the world against Islam by destroying the World Trade Centre.
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@f4wnz132 No, sadly it chooses to focus on ISIS because ISIS use fanaticism to further their agenda in the name of Islam. What I said was that a handful of fanatics can distort an entire religion or culture. Until bin Laden destroyed the Twin Towers in New York, no-one had even heard of him or even thought badly of Islam. The fact that bin Laden was a fanatic who used a twisted version of Islam to justify his destruction of the Twin Towers poisoned a lot of people against Islam and gave them the idea that Islam was a wicked, murderous religion. It is like one rotten apple can infect an entire basketful. That is what I meant.
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It is fanaticism, which distorts the religion, that is dangerous, not the religion itself. Having a particular belief is fine, as long as you do not harm anyone else who does not share it. Hating someone for having a different belief and killing them for it is not fine.
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I like remote places as well, but I would worry what to do if something went wrong.
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The other man who shot Trump and injured him recently was shot dead himself, so how come this one was not?
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 @MAnuscript421 But when Trump tried to build a wall, he was criticised and the United States' government refused to give him the money to build it.
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 @Yada500 He DID want to build the wall, but was forbidden. Now America has a problem with illegal immigrants, it cries. It has only itself to blame.
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@knelson3484 They are not doing a very good job of it if the people can still get in illegally.
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@akaishadouglas8259 It shows that they don't really mean all the kind things that they said about him.
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Then they should change places. People always think that the grass is greener on the other side. There is more to Islam than just wearing the hijab. Women are not allowed to go out without written consent from men; if their husbands die, the children do not go to their wives, but to the husband's family; there is strict gender-segregation in public places and many men would kill other men even for talking to their wives, so those who wish to don the hijab are letting themselves in for a far harder life than they imagine.
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I am sick of all this hair-splitting. It is those who allowed the advert to be televised who should be blamed. I just ignore all woke rubbish and continue to buy there.
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I do not know whether you were born in the nineteen eighties, but there were riots in Toxteth and Brixton in that decade, long before the invention of social media. Lack of self-control and anarchy fuel riots, not social media.
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@laxyakumar9440 Of course, it is sad to me. Women being oppressed annoys me wherever it happens, be it Saudi Arabia, India, Iran or anywhere else.
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@laxyakumar9440 Where in the United States have you heard of aomen being killed becausebof "honour?" They get killed mainly because they are weaker, not because of " honour."
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@asterism_698 Most kids do not choose religious radicalisation as a way of expressing their cultural affiliation, Asterism, I am sorry.
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@ayhemshaban9745 In Saudi Arabia, women were only recently permitted to drive.
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@aisha6410 The oppression of women starts in a backward, insecure culture. It shows that men cannot trust themselves to use reason. A country is as good as the people who run it. Look at the world: there are rich countries and there are poor countries. Don't tell me that some countries are rich because they never had wars and others are poor because they are always at war. Almost every country has been destroyed by another at one time or another. Even the UK was smashed to pieces during World War Two. Yes, there was a time in the UK when women were discouraged from equal job opportunities and laughed at when they wanted to set up their own businesses, for example, but, with time, people realised that equality enhances society, not threatens it nd moved on. Countries which oppress women are usually run by men stuck in a time warp, afraid that their insular world will get corrupted by anyone who wants a better freer life. The world is the same everywhere. A country is a country. It is only as good as the people who run it.
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@aisha6410 If a man rapes a woman because of her Western clothing, he needs help. Urgently!
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@aisha6410 It is not the clothing that causes discomfort here, but rather the association with it. Hijab, niqab, abayah, etc., are all Muslim clothing. Muslim clothing imply Muslim religion and Muslim religion is unfortunately, sometimes, but not always, associated with fundamentalism. It is a bit like black shirts associated with Nazi attire. It is not the item itself that causes offence; it is the people who wear or wore it.
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@aisha6410 I do not wear a crop top either, but I have no problem with the idea of women running, cycling or socialising with men.
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@VonApennn You cannot say that about all of them. You would not have any doctors, professors and surgeons if not for Grade A students.
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@ayhemshaban9745 What have I told you that you already know?
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@kristingallo2158 Just like America's Deep South did with its black population in the 1950's.
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@sunsetenjoyer77 Without any Grade A students, we would not have any doctors, scientists or professors.
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@dorianshadesofgray I do not wear makeup and to hell how other people treat me because of that.
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@dorianshadesofgray It is a societal expectation: men must ge charming and women must be beautiful.
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@Anna-vl8qc TV, YouTube, what is the difference? The same rubbish on another channel.
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@poocrayon4588 Who is to say that will not get closed down or denigraded in some other way? Look at women's football. Not a man participating in their matches snd people say that they lack the "spark" that men have.
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@poocrayon4588 Your last sentence contradicts the rest of your comment.
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@poocrayon4588 No-one owes anyone anything, but that does not mean that women should get belittled or endure second-class treatment just because they are women.
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@poocrayon4588 Which one and in what way what? I wish that you would elaborate because I can not guess shat you are discussing when you write snippets of speech. I amnot trying to be rude, I just do not understand to what you are referring when you write like this.
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@dorianshadesofgray It is a societal expectation. That was not always the case. It started twelve thousand years ago when nomadic tribes settled and agriculture became an important source of income for men. Machinery, as we know it now, did not exist, so everything was done by hand. Men were stronger, so the bulk of the work was left to them. During World War Two, men were enlisted, so women were enlisted to do what was previously men's work. But, for heaven's sake, things progress with the times and we begin to realise that most women can do the work that men can do and if we still think that women are inferior because that was how they were considered in the past, heaven help us because our mindsets are no different than those if animals.
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@dorianshadesofgray If women treat other women because they do not wear makeup, it shows how shallow they are.
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@poocrayon4588 You wrote in a earlier post that nothing is stopping women having their own media outlet, but, at the same time, you also wrote that there is no guarantee that it will succeed. That's what I am talking about.
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@jsmcguireIII She was a JOURNALIST, not an entrant for a Miss World competition.
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@poocrayon4588 I agree that men are not guaranteed success with every venture that they undertake, either, but it is more accepted that they undertake ventures than women, even if the men fail with their ventures.
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Christina Reynolds Relying on other people for comfort is all right, if you are willing to do so, but, if you are forced to rely on other people but are unwilling, that is another story. To be dependent on other people is no good.
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Christina Reynolds Being dependent on other people usually means being controlled by other people and that is no good.
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The hatred that people have for Islam started mainly because of the destruction that bin Laden of the fanatical group, Al Quaeda, wrought on the Twin Towers on the 11th September 2001. Other terrorist atrocities committed by Muslim fundamentalists did not help Muslims, either. It is much like Germany became hated after the Nazis rose to power in the Nineteen Thirties and killed millions of innocent people.
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@ItsNikoHimSelf |One of the parents was born with the characteristics of both genders. That is a medical condition which is not self-inflicted. It is tragic.
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Judaism and Islam may be similar in some ways, but, sadly, Islam is a bigger enemy of Judaism than any other religion because many Muslims are Arabs and Arabs hate Israel, which is the homeland for every Jew. I also think that a lot of the people in this video would be bothered if a Jew married a Muslim but they do not want to admit it.
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Every religion is "exhausting" carrying a whole community's expectations. Being a Catholic and confessing to a priest your every sin cannot be easy, either. Practising everything that your faith requires is a massive challenge. The people in this video are very naive if they think that a marriage between an Arab and an Israeli is good, especially in Israel, when the two nations always fight each other. Imagine a conversation at the dinner table and someone suddenly brings up the subject of the situation in Israel. The Arab will defend his or her fellow Arabs and the Israeli his or her fellow Israelis. How can that be any good?
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@hevalasiti It is bad enough.
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Shocking fashions that existed in their youths, especially for the men. Those long-haired men reminded me of the devil.
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I forgot to add that society itself is made up of individuals, not all of whom think alike.
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@cicurel If your mother was Jewish, you are Jewish, even if you eat pork and eat on the fast day of Yom Kippur. Some say that being Jewish is a nationality. You can be born into it but you cannot get out of it. In other words, you cannot convert from it. A Jew converting to Christianity is not recognised as a Christian, he is still a Jew practising the Christian religion,
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@nessnness I am afraid that it is women who are afraid of men, not vice versa and I do not mean that women are being afraid of being hit by men. I mean that they are afraid of standing up to men.
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@1funkyflyguy Yes, but this is also true of society in general, not just religious men.
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@zhangshiyucao Every child, whether from a progressive society or not, should be a wanted and loved child. Children are not fashion accessories that people take that they have a right to have just to show that they, the people, are normal and are "doing their bit" for society. There are too many children in this world whose parents wanted them at one time, then found that they could not cope with them and abandoned them. That is no better.
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@tubester4567 Some or the jobs done by immigrants are unwanted by the local population.
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@tubester4567 All communities either die out or merge into another. How many history books have we read about ancient tribes, which seemed to have disappeared off the face of the earth,whether they had children or otherwise? It is just like the town in which you are now living. Five thousand years ago, it was probably a wilderness. In five thousand years' time, another town will be in its place and there will be no sign of your current town. Things change with the times. You cannot stop that, whether you have children or not.
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@tubester4567 Yes, but for certain sects or tribes to continue persecuting women even nowadays, there is no excuse.
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@redfirebelle Religious people see religion as table d'hote, not a la carte.
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I think, Name Less, that it is not only a desire to control female security, but - dare I say it - a desire to stop women getting assimilated. This can also apply to men, though.
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@aryeahzenter6779 Neither gender could exist without the other.
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@redfirebelle It is the desire not to move forward with the times that is the problem. A lot of the problems do not stem from the scriptures themselves but from the social attitude of the time. In no scripture does it say that women must dress modestly or bear twenty children - that is a social attitude of the time. It is, as someone else on this board writes, life expectancy was short and people died young. The sad thing about this is that some people are still in this time warp, even though they were not born at the time and force it on their children and grandchildren.
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@voyance4elle I am afraid that there is still prejudice in the world. Read the chstrooms of do e newspapers. Many people object to women being in the army, for instance.
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@zhangshiyucao You should not have children just for the sake of it. Every child needs to be wanted and loved. Having children just because it is considered to be the main preserve of women is not doing the children any favours and the children will not be happy to be told that their mothers had them only "in order to preserve the community."
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@mrcannonfodder23 If men cannot control themselves, they need help. Look at the recent murder of Sarah Everard. It was a man who raped and killed her. Do not tell me that she brought it on on herself, just because she is a woman. No respectable person,male or female, would condone what he did.
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@redfirebelle You are so right. However, there are still people who torment women about bring unmarried and believe that a woman is nothing without a man and who think that a woman should not divulge her real age if she is unmarried, not even to kith and kin. Most people who think that an unmarried woman should not divulge her really age may mean well, but, usually, if you have to hide your age, it means that you have a problem with it. It is like being unable to go out without wearing a mask or disguise. Being mocked for being single can be annoying if you hear it on a regular basis.
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At one point, he seems to speak to the camera, yet no-one seems to understand what he is saying. What a shame!
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@joeyjones9041 Not just today. It has always been like that.
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The trouble is that the big minds are concerned only about themselves, not about anyone else.
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 @MazdaRX7007 The smartphone may not be new.
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@jonathanreydubra9326 A gym charges you to use its showers. I remember going to a gym once, interested in what sports it had to offer. It charged £5 just to walk through the corridor leading to the rooms in which the sport took place, let alone what sports you wanted to do and that was about sixteen years ago.
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@thatsthat2612 But you do not force it down their throats.
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@stormshorts2270 Even now there are people who have no food.
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@khorasan2152 It is not done for health reasons, it is done for spiritual reasons. A fast is not a competition. It is not about "who can hold out the longest" without eating or drinking. It is about immersing yourself in your religion and paying attention to what God requests of you. If you consider it beneficial just for health reasons, you are missing the point of Ramadan. Anyone can fast for health reasons, but if you fast for Ramadan, are you listening to what God is actually trying to say to you?
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@ytcmbt2505 What did the police in the UK do with the Just Stop Oil people? They gave them tea and biscuits instead.
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@ejlayne6543 You do not deliberately block someone's path and stop them from going about their business, either.
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@ElleGen And if those Just Stop Oil people would not have blocked the road, no-one would have been killed, either.
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@NOF4C3 No, but if you provoke someone, expect a reaction. After all, that man could also have had mental health issues.
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@0IIIIII No, but you do not know what stress other people are under. Maybe this was not the first time that it had happened to him and he got fed-up.
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@scaredpaul540 Or not by inconveniencing other people.
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@Iikkxx35567 The world is a wicked place.
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@cohendarwin5365 Not all of them.
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What she means is that this desert, despite its beauty, is still dangerous, not only because it is impossible to grow food there, attracts lawless types because there is no police to protect them. Sometimes, I feel the need to get away from an overpopulated, densely packed city but I am not sure about moving to a place whee I have to carry a gun to protect myself at all times.
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@Crow23346 If the foreskin causes huge health risks, why was it created in the first place? Why not cut off women's breasts, as they could cause breast cancer in life?
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And what about children shouting on public transport? This is also annoying. You cannot totally avoid noise. It is part of life. It is in the technology that we use, in the transport in which we travel and in most day-to-day routines. We could not function without it. That sort of noise is necessary for our own existence. The noise which does drive you crazy is children shouting on public transport, which I mentioned earlier and all-night parties in which music is played at top volume, without any consideration for other people. The noise which does drive you mad is
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There is more to the Western world than women just flashing their bodies. There was a time when Western women were also treated more inferiorly than Western men, but, thank goodness, that society in the West has since moved on. Some parts of the world do not recognize this improtance.
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@DEMONIKMINION I think all this argument about niqab or hijab is a disguise for hatred of Islam. It is Islam that the haters want abolished - the niqab and hijab are just smokescreens. This "argument " about the hijab and niqab started after bin Laden, the Muslim Al Quaida fanatic, destroyed the Twin Towers in New York. Before that, we never talked about hijabs and niqabs.
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@jonathansheats3583 This is not the same as running away with a harmless but naive fellow classmate or next-door neighbour. She knew quite well that he was a terrorist.
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What those idiots do not understand is that the more they socialize and get together, the more the virus spreads and the later their lives will get back to normal. As for that Vanessa Hutchins, the less she speaks, the cleverer she looks.
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Gender-changing is not something that you try out like a pair of new shoes. If you feel like the opposite gender, try wearing your hair and dressing like the opposite gender.That can always be reversed, but surgery can be permanent and ruin your life.
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He is a good-looking young man.
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Ed Sheeran could sue anyone for tormenting him for facially resembling this guy. Who read of the man wrrongly accused of being Jon Venables and threatened with ringing beaten up? The poor man is beside himself with despair and does not know what to do.
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@Lizzie-uf3dt He NEARLY murdered lots of people, but he did not ACTUALLY. Do you realise what a close shave he had? What would you have said if he had ACTUALLY killed lots of people?
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@Halfpirate He may have been shedding crocodile tears.
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How can it be any good if it kills innocent people, Zeta?
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@learnerm3120 The fellow Islamic countries are no better. Do you think that life in Iraq is better than in Iran, Syria better than Libya, Jordan better than Kuwait? Each is as bad to live in as the other.
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@66hoodwitch Nothing wrong with choosing a boy band.
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Not much better, though. Both can kill.
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Samson in the Bible had long hair as his physical strength was in his hair, needed to fight the Philistines, but this boy is not Samson and has no need o fight anyone. I am not sure that making him look like a girl is good for him and might give him confidence issues when he is older.
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"Il fuoco" means "fire" in Italian.
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@rememberthatdude848 What if a member of your family suddenly disappeared? Would you like that?
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@rememberthatdude848 Maybe you would also have disappeared if you had to deal with whatever they had to deal with.
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Where does he get his hair cut?
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@jirenthegrey3782 You can get stimulated by taking up interesting hobbies or finding something nice to do by yourself.
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@StrangerToEarth You do not know what @ ask may have gone through in his or her life. Maybe there is a good reason why he or she likes being alone.
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@Eniles13667 Do not blame mobile phones for the fact that people do not go out and about all the time. Reclusive people have existed since the dawn of time, but the mobile phone had not been invented then,so they could not blame it. There are caves everywhere in which monks, fearing human contact for fear of assimilation, used to hide and make their homes. If someone wants to make the effort to go out and meet people, he or she can. If they don't, it is usually because they do not want to.
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@aggelos8256 If they had no home, they would hate it even more. Homelessness, particularly in winter, is not pleasant.
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@FruitloopLeviathan The man is a loner by nature. The buzz and stimulation of the outside world is as irritating to him as his silent lifestyle is to you. If he wanted a more exciting lifestyle, he would have remained in the city,been married, had children, etc., but he chose not to. Do not worry about him.
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@geraldfordman7474 One day that abusive person will walk out on your friend or she will eventually leave him.
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@aaronbradford736 If they have work to distract themselves with, they should be all right.
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They are unused to their own company because they have never had the chance to be on their own,probably because they were always surrounded by other people.
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@ZenWorks2k Of course we have, but guns are not as easily available in the UK as they are in the US.
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@rosefanpage730 If you avoid sleeping around, you are not likely to get STDs.
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@mwokozi How you know? I have heard boys die from it.
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@brenthobbs5294 Is Colorado far from Utah?
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@darriusdavis35 Yes, but if you do not step out of thr comfort zone of your controlled life, you will be constantly repressed and frustrated, Darrius. I am not saying that you should take stupid, life-endangering risks, but doing something which you would not normally do is a step towards a more free confident life.
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@ouimetco How did your parents allow this?
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@jonashellsborn7648 No-one should limit themselves. Life is too short.
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@leahcimolrac1477 Why should we not believe him?
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@Ana-brwn There is danger everywhere. You can live like a recluse and die in a house fire that you accidentally started yourself.
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@chissstardestroyer I agree with you. The trouble is that the world has always been geared towards sociability and companionship. Anyone enjoying his or her company is deemed weird. This starts in schools, in which a child gets bullied for being a loner. Even in adult life, people who like their own company are regarded weird: the employee who brings his own sandwiches to work and eats them by his desk instead of going out to the canteen with his workmates. Society is preoccupied with the idea of companionship being good, solitude bad. This can quickly make a person despondent and feel bad about himself. No wonder there are so many cases of despair and suicide.
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@chissstardestroyer There are always people who will try to talk you out of living your life your way.
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@handsomedude7644 It is only frightening at first because you are not used to it.
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@martinemjt True!
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 foradosistemaquestionandotudo Which one?
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That all goes to show that the voice of reason is never listened to.
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@stagedebt4551 They are not going to stab someone to death right in front of the camera, Simply Rifle.
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@thetruth2509 If no-one liked the murder victim and there are no police there, maybe the murderer can get away with it.
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@demoniak95 That is the story of mankind, unfortunately, Nihilist.
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@LittleMac808 Not all of them are bad.
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@Texan White Panther It is not the police who are not on the same level playing field: it is terrorists, who think that they are better than everybody else and that they are the only ones who are entitled to live and that everyone else should die.
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@ADAMLFC92 Well, as I mentioned earlier, they are not going to commit their crimes right in front of you. Ever seen a holiday advert with a murdered corpse on TV, with the words: 'This is what you can expect when you come here?" No, you are most likely to be shown beautiful views with friendly people.
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ISIS, etc.
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@wingedhussar1453 Afghanistan is also not an Arab country, so it also shoved Arab culture onto its people.
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@Ramstein31469 Even in "your own" country, there is racism. It is a worldwide human condition.
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@Theopenminded It can also be fatal and I speak as a person whose religion prescribes it.
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What was Mary-Jo Buttafuoco, then, Steven? Someone whose head got in the way of Amy's gun? It is people like you who encourage crime.
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The real victim is Mary-Jo Buttafuoco.
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@Karina-go9gm How do you know that she got groomed, used and raped? From what I have seen, she was only too happy to be with Joey Buttafuoco.
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@farhaanahmed8924 He should get his hair cut instead.
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@Robocop-qe7le The parents raised their four children as devout Christians. At that young man's age, many make their own decisions without telling their parents.
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