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Quote of the day

Postby Jam Street » Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:44 pm


so in a nutshell, you're not attracted to women but would be with one because of your grievances with men. huuno, you are suffering from that ghastly ailment(feminism), did you know there is a big difference between women's rights and "feminism"???...BIG DIFFERENCE...the latter being crafted not by pioneering women...but from few male overlords with subjective intent so that you may come to despise REAL men who would ensure your rights..

basically feminism is not on the side of women...rather a trap for women to fall prey to the petty vices of men

btw, if you want to be with a woman, less of attraction and more of "equality" in raising a family. don't you know there's always a power struggle in any relationship? there are roles to serve and initially meant to compliment each other, however when this is abandoned and "equality is "misconstrued"....there's no equal taking in such a relationship, opposite or same-sex...... someone's gotta be the bitch.....so instead of wishing for same sex relationship would be made halal in Islam, why not simply wish you can procreate a-sexually and raise your offspring alone?

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Re: Quote of the day

Postby Lamagoodle » Sun Sep 09, 2012 10:58 pm

:lol:

Sounds like several of my co-workers who claim that gender is socially constructed.

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Re: Quote of the day

Postby PrinceDaadi » Mon Sep 10, 2012 8:23 am

You should have added the link of the thread which she posted on this.

btw suleika: That was great post, full of wisdom.

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Re: Quote of the day

Postby BlackVelvet » Mon Sep 10, 2012 8:26 am

:lol:

Which thread is this from?

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Re: Quote of the day

Postby Jam Street » Mon Sep 10, 2012 9:40 am

Sh. Shariif deserves a second term. Out of all the candidates running, he is the only one who can say he did something to improve the lives of the average Somali post-civil war. He started out as a local judge during the pre-ICU days under the Madani courts in Xamar. The architect behind the expulsion of the warlords from the capital, under his leadership did Xamar experience the best 6 months in the last 30 years, during his adminstration was the opening of the airport and main port. One of the masterminds behind the leaving of Ethiopian forces from the capital, the first Somali president to build a mosque in villa Somalia, the first to lead people in prayer, the first to express interest in sitting down with Alshabaab during his early days as a president, the first president willing to open dialogue with Somaliland, the first to accept Khaatumo, Jubbaland, accommodated Puntland, restructured the military, brought Turkey on board, brought peace & stability to the capital. Where was Caddow the last 20 years? In Egypt. The same applies to most of the others. He stole money? Prove it. Which leader in the world isn't corrupt, today? He changes slogans as seen fit? Who doesn't? He's a political survivalist and commend him for having the foresight to be flexible.

Hope he wins again and chooses a competent person as his prime minister this time, hopefully Farmaajo.

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Re: Quote of the day

Postby Jam Street » Mon Sep 10, 2012 9:46 am

:lol:

He's not perfect, but I just don't see anyone else more deserving or capable. I find it appalling that criminals like Salaad Ali Jeele and Gacmadheere are trying to make themselves look like law abiding citizens by running for the president. These are murderers who have the blood of Muqdisho residents on their hands. Not to mention the horde of greedy punks who'll immediately board the next plane out of the capital soon as they lose, only to return in another 4 years, meanwhile doing absolutely nothing for anyone. People like Caddow who showed up at Carta in 2000, Mbgathi in 2004, Djibouti in 2008 and here he is again, where was he all the years since? In the diaspora, watching his children grow fat. The same applies to all the others. If you haven't spent at least a year in Somalia, haven't the faintest idea about the state of the people, how dare you try to sit on the chair others have worked so hard for? It's ridiculous. They are all as corrupt and even more so than Shariif. Not to mention have nothing to show for it. Pathetic.
Spot on about what Anarchist said about that Caddow piece of shit.


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