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Impenitent wrote:rights come from the end of a gun

-Imp

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Human rights are only aspirations of the wise and carefully minded. But there is no basis for enforcing these rules. The powerful act as they chose and pretend to support human rights, but abuse their power to their own ends. Why not ? It's called "HUMAN RIGHTS RULES" . There are rules in...

Sorry I wrongly made two topics . please answer here if you have any . Thanks

I've read human rights rules and I haven't seen any problem or bad rule in it . but why do some countries can reverse it and Human rights organizations don't take any action toward them ? For example America used very first nuclear bombs against Japan . Or Israeil is attacking Palestinian people an...

Of course not ...
I want to live long , happy and healthy but not forever . Just like a favorite song or an exciting game , one day everyone gets tired of living too . an everlasting life won't be appreciated in my idea .

[/quote] I think he might have been trying to make a joke. He's not get a very well developed sense of humour. Where did you see that? PS ... just found it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3v2m4_NHhA It sort of paraphrases Black American wrap culture, as if to say, you ain't got a choice! It works,...

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It's just the eccentric way they show their deep affection for each other, Dissident. You'll get used to it.[/quote]

Oh ! Okay . What a cute way of showing deep affection !

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Tut, tut.
I think the only person that needs advice is you; pay attention to the thread, bitch.[/quote]

btw , What did Professor Richard Dawkins mean by saying Science works bitches ?? why did he use "BITCHES" ??

[/quote] To quote, "I live in Iran". Easy to miss, which I did, and easy to assume he means just that, and nothing more. I'm quite aware of the differences, the languages, and its native religion, Zoroastrianism. And since Disident has already kindly forgiven my oh so many faults and human...

[/quote] There are translations, if you're interested. He was a 10th-11th century skeptic and atheist.[/quote] Yeah I read the article and my sister told me a bit about him . that he was so skeptic about everything . and also too pessimist about everything and everyone ... maybe because he became bl...

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Please forgive him his ignorance. I image your first language is Farsi?[/quote]

No not his ignorance . everyone makes mistake .
yes my first language is Persian (Parsi/Farsi) .

[/quote] Your country produced the most enlightened philosopher/mathematicians in the history of science, one of whom also happened to be one of the greatest poets in the history of literature. I refer to Ghiyath ad-Din Abu'l-Fath 'Umar ibn Ibrahim al-Khayyam Nishapuri. He has been my single biggest...

As a member, in good standing, of the "ignoramuses and arseholes" club, I welcome you to the booby hatch...enter freely and abandon all hope. Thanks Henry . I think In this site there is lack of "Religious" and In our city's philosophy college there is lack of "Unbeliever&q...

Hi everyone ... I've newly decided to join forums in order to ask my questions and use your posts . I was Muslim but I questioned my religion and then god and now I'm researching about God's existence though I have tendencies to Atheism and I love science and interested in philosophy . I'll be happ...

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Dissident.1996 wrote:And excuse me , Where are the forum's participants mostly from ? if you know ...

Welcome to the forum, and I would guess that most of the active participants are from the UK or the US. Good luck on getting good answers.

Thanks thedoc .