@ihebdh45
and how stupid and controlling is that ....
its a sick controlling cult with females the victims ....
and dont forget to step into the toilet with the correct foot hahahahah
@Indrid-Cold said in Q and A session with the oldest person on TWS...:
@petrapark3r Great question. People really have to go a ways now before I hate them on a personal level. Unlike when I was a youngerz, when I blamed individuals for the fact they were bellends, I now tend to blame peer-pressure, or the fact we all lead such busy lives in a stoopid, superficial society. Does that sound like a cop-out?
If I have learned anything about human beans, then it's that as long as you make things easy to them (me included ), and others hard, they'll eventually do the easy things. But does that take all responsibility from them?
I see things along the lines of how Jordan Peterson tends to formulate it: it is not clear where you end and your surroundings begin. Is your room a part of you? There are good arguments that it is. And so are the relationships with the people around you and with society.
Still I think the only real responsibility lies with the individual. But it lies not in being stupid or deaf or blind (metaphorically speaking), it lies in not facing your deafness, blindness or stupidity in a proper way.
One woman can change an incredible lot, if she just takes up real responsibility. But it's not our job to save the whole world. It's enough to properly fill out the room, your very own life can fill.
I am writing from a secular perspective and not from a religious perspective:
1.zakat (poor tax) is obligatory which can play a significant role to eradicate poverty.
2. this religion can strongly influence (May be this religion is one of the strongest ) a person as it is obligatory to pray at least 5 times a day,fast 1 month a year starting from dawn to dusk
3. It is difficult for a person to leave the religion after entering it because of fear of afterlife and also because of some of its rituals
4. it includes perfect punishment for crimes that can lessen crimes to a great extent (for example, death sentence for rape)
5. This religion suggests not to do racial/ethnic/caste discrimination. Last prophet of this religion said in his farewell speech,"All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over black nor does a black have any superiority over white except by piety and good action."(source : Sahih Mslm,Tirmizi etc.)So it can ultimately remove /lessen certain discriminations
6. this religion had been the influence for creation of diverse strong and longlasting empires
7. Maintaining inner peace just like other religions
8. It can help to escape moral dilemmas by fixing certain rules just like many other religions
9. its certain ceremonies like eid ul adha can boost up the economy
10. not being charitable for the able ones is considered a sin in this religion.it says that a non-charitable person would be punished after death. so, by provoking charity it can ultimately help the betterment of the society
11.Alcohol and probably also addictive substances are prohibited.it can increase productivity and lessen crimes including murdering someone unconsciously
12. it criticizes(and may be forbids) forced marriage of women. it has fixed the highest number a man could marry (probably no other religion fixed this)
13.By regularly giving Azan regularly 5 times(a kind of loud recitation of short verses for a few minutes), its external existence prevails
But,may be most of its followers don't follow it completely (yes they follow to a great extent but also ignores to a great extent). and many have misconceptions regarding this religion
Great essay. If it was written especially for us TWS daftlads? That would be the coolest thing in the world.
It's a very alluring idea, isn't it, that elements of all the really contemplative religions could be smushed together into progressive whole. I like that idea. Christianity (it seems to me) is definitely the most intellectual religion, and Buddhism can go suck it, but what it all means is anyone's guess. I used to dote on 'The Perennial Philosophy' by Aldous Huxley, and, yes, Teilhard DeChardin is The Man (I like that his books are as much scientific textbooks as religious treatese). But really? As I've got older, the most obvious statement that can be made about the religious world is that we're in some kind of claustrophobic, gnostic, worst-case-scenario, and you can be as intellectual or as stupid as you like, and everything will be the same.
I want to be back to 7.17.2017 (7.17.17) to confess and ask @WtfJudith to be with me forever
Why it should be 7 (July)? It is because she was born in July. Also, July is in the middle of year
Why it should be 17?
17 is an age of maturity. We can say sweet 17.
The other reason, 1 means it is only her, 7 means J (if you reverse it vertically, it becomes J) belongs to her name Judith. So, 17 means Judith is the only one . I put it double to make a bold that she is the only one. Period.
i dont know. no one realy knows if you realy thought about it, after all how do you distinguish facts from lies? all i know is both sides are killing innocent people, ISIS and the "opposition" although im not sure who that realy is. one thing is for sure tho, its all a conspiracy, ISIS couldnt pull up a fight without someone giving the needed suplies?
dont take what im saying too seriously tho, all of my knowledge is mixture of shit i overheard in a bar or read on the internet haha
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