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QuantumSatis wrote:I feel sad for blacks who find Eurocentric Pauline Christianity to be anything other than abomination on their soul. But then again, when your GREAT grandfathers were stripped of any dignity, their off springs born into slavery and servitude to the most violent hypocritical race on planet earth, the result is just Ben Carson who doesn't understand the history of his lineage outside America. Individuals like him never make meaningful progress and find out in the end that their entire life had been disappointment and they lived in the shadow of others who themselves were lost souls.

Is it then ok for blacks to feel sorry for you who some say have usurped the religion of your arab masters and look towards them for life guidance.
I have no dog in the fight but just asking the question.

Is it ok to make the point that given the incredible violence we see in the middle east and africa today under the guise of islam, is it ok for blacks to say that you all have a lot of work to convince the rest of the world that many of you have adopted a religion that makes you into nutcases.

why is the toupee wearing idiot leading the poll

D/P

iandi wrote:

QuantumSatis wrote:I feel sad for blacks who find Eurocentric Pauline Christianity to be anything other than abomination on their soul. But then again, when your GREAT grandfathers were stripped of any dignity, their off springs born into slavery and servitude to the most violent hypocritical race on planet earth, the result is just Ben Carson who doesn't understand the history of his lineage outside America. Individuals like him never make meaningful progress and find out in the end that their entire life had been disappointment and they lived in the shadow of others who themselves were lost souls.

Is it then ok for blacks to feel sorry for you who some say have usurped the religion of your arab masters and look towards them for life guidance.
I have no dog in the fight but just asking the question.

Is it ok to make the point that given the incredible violence we see in the middle east and africa today under the guise of islam, is it ok for blacks to say that you all have a lot of work to convince the rest of the world that many of you have adopted a religion that makes you into nutcases.

You have a dog in this because what I said touched a nerve, so be a man about it. And I don't mind whether you have ten dogs or a lame one in this for that matter. Speak your mind. Also, African americans would be entitled to feel sorry for me if religion was forced on my people, and we were enslaved. Worse yet, if the deity I believe in is alleged to look like some white or fair skinned person, and am supposed to pray to that, damn! I don't know what can be lower than that in dignity. I would rather be an atheist than worship anything that resembles human. You sound like someone who doesn't know the history of Somalis.

As a Somali, I never had a master(be they arab or non-arab) but had been my own master. Don't confuse me with another race please. Also, Somalis accepted islam before Arabs and Persians so religion wasn't forced on Somalis. As far as violent history goes, Europeans take the cup without contest. They went far and beyond Europe and wanted everyone and every place to look like them. The raped, they maimed, they forcefully converted. They disfigured all the landscapes they touched with their presence. Read some history, it will do you good.

I would recommend the book "Germs, Guns and Steel".

PS: What are you doing in a place of nutcases btw? supposing that it is Islam that makes Somalis nutcases according to your claim? You must be one of those who come out of the wood work only to say something negative. Suit yourself dude, you will only look like uninformed empty head if you write some more.

BeyondQabil wrote:If his skin tone was the problem, then why is he beating Bush? Are you trying to imply that were it not for his skintone he'd be number 1?

I'm not implying it i'm directly saying it. Why is he beating Bush? There is negative connotation associated with the name Bush. The Bush brand is damaged they blame his brother for why the republicans lost the white house.


Herman Cain was another bigot trying to appease the white republican establishment with his islamophobic rhetoric. Like a lap dog they patted him on the back. They told the pollsters that they would vote for him and in the moment of truth they nominated the white guy one of their own.

iandi wrote:

QuantumSatis wrote:I feel sad for blacks who find Eurocentric Pauline Christianity to be anything other than abomination on their soul. But then again, when your GREAT grandfathers were stripped of any dignity, their off springs born into slavery and servitude to the most violent hypocritical race on planet earth, the result is just Ben Carson who doesn't understand the history of his lineage outside America. Individuals like him never make meaningful progress and find out in the end that their entire life had been disappointment and they lived in the shadow of others who themselves were lost souls.

Is it then ok for blacks to feel sorry for you who some say have usurped the religion of your arab masters and look towards them for life guidance.
I have no dog in the fight but just asking the question.

Is it ok to make the point that given the incredible violence we see in the middle east and africa today under the guise of islam, is it ok for blacks to say that you all have a lot of work to convince the rest of the world that many of you have adopted a religion that makes you into nutcases.

It's a bit naive to think violence in the Middle East and Africa is about religion. Like all conflict the violence is about land, resources, influence and power.

I think democracy is an arayan art-including the indo-aryan nations-that doesnt work for the tribal and sectarian arab/african muslims

From kurdistan to india, there are fedual families in certain regions such as sindh in pakistan who r highly influential and the ruled peasents who hail from the majorty of poor regions

India is the worst and is known for its caste system

Kurdistan the barazani family aka the aghas

The important of this is that these families though belonging to different religious sects are seen as land owners not as shia vs sunna

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&sourc ... 2XgPAaE2dg

Take for example pakistan, a majority sunni country (over 80 percent) yet was mostly ruled by the shia from ali jinaax to bhutto
http://faroutliers.blogspot.co.uk/2006/ ... o.html?m=1

Lol there r no blood-based tribes in kurdistan!

It means simply there r regions who r loyal to this agha or that one..kurdstan had two influential families so it has been divided based on these two loyalities but the oil-rich arbil has been leading them since the removal of saddam where the sulaymani family were sent to replace him

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agha_(Ottoman_Empire)

phuttos peopls party is hugely popular in pakistan for its socialism tendency while the muslim league-originally founded by ali jenah- but in the last decades was led by the sunni nawaz sharifs is seen as less popular conservative party

kurds have strong identity no matter being a yazidi or christian or muslim they would prefer a non muslim kurdi over an arab muslim!

So religion and tribe dont play big role in these aryan societies

What tribal and sectarian people need is an intra-political alliances, power and resource sharing not political and economical elimination no matter who rules

Things now are changing in kurdistan iraq as a new progressive party-harakat tagyir- was introduced in there

The peoples mind is chaging bc kurdistan is a very rich region yet only these two families from the ruling coalition are only benefiting from its wealth

Only arbil-the capital-is a very retarded region thats still loyal to the berazani family so the new party has gainined less votes in there but has won the sulaymaniya seats
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-24362864

So now its the second party in kurdistan
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Movement_for_Change

Shirib wrote:

Leftist wrote:^^ If he's still in the race come November, will you acknowledge that you were wrong and I was right?

Yes and if he drops out before then you'll acknowledge that you're wrong and I'm right?

Yes; and we're talking about this November, a little over a month from now.

He's already INCREASED his support in the last poll which came out yesterday.

Donald Trump has slipped as several rival candidates have gained on the 2016 GOP front-runner, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll following the second Republican debate.

Trump is supported by 25 percent of Republicans and those leaning Republican in the survey released Thursday, ticking down 3 points in the poll since last month.

Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson is supported by 17 percent, businesswoman Carly Fiorina gets 12 percent and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush snags 10 percent in the poll.

That represents a 7-point increase for Fiorina, who has recently sparred with Trump, since last month, as well as a 5-point gain for Carson and 3-point gain for Bush in the poll.

Respect my political analysis authoritah

Prlnce wrote:

iandi wrote:

QuantumSatis wrote:I feel sad for blacks who find Eurocentric Pauline Christianity to be anything other than abomination on their soul. But then again, when your GREAT grandfathers were stripped of any dignity, their off springs born into slavery and servitude to the most violent hypocritical race on planet earth, the result is just Ben Carson who doesn't understand the history of his lineage outside America. Individuals like him never make meaningful progress and find out in the end that their entire life had been disappointment and they lived in the shadow of others who themselves were lost souls.

Is it then ok for blacks to feel sorry for you who some say have usurped the religion of your arab masters and look towards them for life guidance.
I have no dog in the fight but just asking the question.

Is it ok to make the point that given the incredible violence we see in the middle east and africa today under the guise of islam, is it ok for blacks to say that you all have a lot of work to convince the rest of the world that many of you have adopted a religion that makes you into nutcases.

It's a bit naive to think violence in the Middle East and Africa is about religion. Like all conflict the violence is about land, resources, influence and power.

Well said.

QuantumSatis wrote:I feel sad for blacks who find Eurocentric Pauline Christianity to be anything other than abomination on their soul. But then again, when your GREAT grandfathers were stripped of any dignity, their off springs born into slavery and servitude to the most violent hypocritical race on planet earth, the result is just Ben Carson who doesn't understand the history of his lineage outside America. Individuals like him never make meaningful progress and find out in the end that their entire life had been disappointment and they lived in the shadow of others who themselves were lost souls.

You could say the same thing about black Muslims. What is your opinion of black people who find an Arabcentric Islam anything but utterly repulsive?

The very people who stripped black people of their dignity and sold them as slaves by the most "hypocritical" race on earth?

Shirib wrote: Yes and if he drops out before then you'll acknowledge that you're wrong and I'm right?

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QuantumSatis wrote:

iandi wrote:

QuantumSatis wrote:I feel sad for blacks who find Eurocentric Pauline Christianity to be anything other than abomination on their soul. But then again, when your GREAT grandfathers were stripped of any dignity, their off springs born into slavery and servitude to the most violent hypocritical race on planet earth, the result is just Ben Carson who doesn't understand the history of his lineage outside America. Individuals like him never make meaningful progress and find out in the end that their entire life had been disappointment and they lived in the shadow of others who themselves were lost souls.

Is it then ok for blacks to feel sorry for you who some say have usurped the religion of your arab masters and look towards them for life guidance.
I have no dog in the fight but just asking the question.

Is it ok to make the point that given the incredible violence we see in the middle east and africa today under the guise of islam, is it ok for blacks to say that you all have a lot of work to convince the rest of the world that many of you have adopted a religion that makes you into nutcases.

You have a dog in this because what I said touched a nerve, so be a man about it. And I don't mind whether you have ten dogs or a lame one in this for that matter. Speak your mind. Also, African americans would be entitled to feel sorry for me if religion was forced on my people, and we were enslaved. Worse yet, if the deity I believe in is alleged to look like some white or fair skinned person, and am supposed to pray to that, damn! I don't know what can be lower than that in dignity. I would rather be an atheist than worship anything that resembles human. You sound like someone who doesn't know the history of Somalis.

As a Somali, I never had a master(be they arab or non-arab) but had been my own master. Don't confuse me with another race please. Also, Somalis accepted islam before Arabs and Persians so religion wasn't forced on Somalis. As far as violent history goes, Europeans take the cup without contest. They went far and beyond Europe and wanted everyone and every place to look like them. The raped, they maimed, they forcefully converted. They disfigured all the landscapes they touched with their presence. Read some history, it will do you good.

I would recommend the book "Germs, Guns and Steel".

PS: What are you doing in a place of nutcases btw? supposing that it is Islam that makes Somalis nutcases according to your claim? You must be one of those who come out of the wood work only to say something negative. Suit yourself dude, you will only look like uninformed empty head if you write some more.

Woooow respect to you brother, i cant stand these brain dead zombies who think they were inlightened by the master cadaan race.so they come back to take us out of our ignorance, not even knowing what we believe in and how we came to believe it. For in their minds if your skin color is dark then you must have a master, and in their case they choose the cadaan man to bow to, thinking we do the same to a dhago cas when in fact we bow only to Allah Subxaanahu watacaala