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Foreign Affairs › Re: Orange Plague : Naked Trump Statue Goes On Display At EU Parliament by budaatum: 12:33am On Oct 22
HacheNoire:
Is the Danish artiste a Muslim?
It does not seem like he is. Which makes me wonder like you seem to, why all the Muslim mention?

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 12:18am On Oct 22
IjeBos:
#MagaBrain
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Romance › Re: I Need Your Honest Opinion. by budaatum: 2:07pm On Oct 21
Jakarta:
The one with kids in university na she better pass, but she fit be your mama age, and if you try am assault her, you go receive serious beating from her kids.
Bobbyrayzor, are you trying to decide which of the two you can assault with impunity?

Romance › Re: I Need Your Honest Opinion. by budaatum: 2:05pm On Oct 21
Tenrack:
he wanted an honest opinion and you didn't give him any. Do you want him to choose the greater evil?
I read his thread creation history and decided not to care which he chooses. Thankfully, there's more caring you who should give him your own honest opinion instead of challenging my own opinion. Or do you want him to choose the greater evil?

Seriously, my comment was to attract you to the thread that no one was bothering to engage with. My work is done here.
Romance › Re: I Need Your Honest Opinion. by budaatum: 1:26pm On Oct 21
My honest opinion is that you should grow up.

Bobbyrayzor:
What are the things you got or bought late as an adult.. me, I rented my first single room when I was over 40 years old, but I was squatting with people before I eventually got mine, I knew someone who rented his own im his 20s but all thank to God I still have roof over my head.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 1:19pm On Oct 21
raumdeuter:
So your AI is also confirming all the socialized stuff they get in France yet its not enough. They want more which is leading to riots.
The French are not asking for more, but for what they already get to not be reduced, which is being proposed due to France's huge debt.

Same reason USA can't pay its debt by the way. An inability to reduce expenditure.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 1:16pm On Oct 21
USA gets State of Canada, not.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 11:33am On Oct 21
raumdeuter:
Are you always this dishonest? Why are you asking your AI about immigrants? where did I mention that it was immigrants getting the fre stuff
When you all claimed it was immigrants destroying France.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 11:32am On Oct 21
bayelsaowei:
You are trying to engage Raumdeuter meaningfully?

😃😃
I really am not. Especially now their new line seems to be that the migrants are damaging France so natives can get more benefits.

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Are Atheists More Obsessed With Religion Than So-called Religious People? by budaatum: 8:05pm On Oct 20
HeatSeeker:
You, a follower of Otem Atum! I never would have thought so.

Anyway...

You need to relax cool. I have come to note the misinterpretation of the concept of GOD and religion. Religions did not invent GOD. Religious systems were setup in an attempt to consistently interact with GOD and know IT.

If you haven't thrown away your monographs, you might need to go back and re-read them again.
Human beings invented every single god that has ever existed. It's why animals don't seem to pray for their daily bread. The have an inability to create gods.

Who told you budaatum is a "follower of Otem Atum"? And what monograms are you talking about?
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 7:50pm On Oct 20
raumdeuter:
Have you not heard the left, Free healthcare, Free colleges, Free housing, Free this and that?

France gave all these but it wasnt enough
I can not understand why you try to insult us with lies.

France has never had the money to do what you suggest, and they sure are not that generous.

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Are Atheists More Obsessed With Religion Than So-called Religious People? by budaatum: 7:34pm On Oct 20
HeatSeeker:
You fail to understand that there is GOD outside religion. By the way, since when did you become an atheist? huh
Everything you say from an 'existence of gods' stance comes from a religion, which "is a cultural and social system of designated behaviors, practices, ethics, worldviews, and texts that relate humanity to spiritual, transcendental, or supernatural elements", unless you came claim your view of the gods was uniquely made up by you, and in that you would not be unique.

I have been an atheist since conception. Did you not know?
Christianity Etc › Re: Why Are Atheists More Obsessed With Religion Than So-called Religious People? by budaatum: 5:42pm On Oct 20
jaephoenix:
1. So you support men having higher wages than women? Cool. No problem,I'll note it
2. Im not a religious person,fact is I'm an atheist. Just pointing out the irregularities in the bible. The law of Moses is religious cos it was made by a god and not a law that was thought out and voted for like the constitutions we have.
Mr Atheist, that is not true! The law of Moses can not have "cos it was made by a god", since gods do not exist!

Those laws must have been very much thought out by "Aaron, Nadab and Abihu, and seventy of the elders of Israel" despite needing to "worship at a distance" to come up with Ten Commandments which are "exactly like the constitutions we have", discounted for [knowledge of the] time.

I'd bet most of those laws came with them out of Egypt since Egyptian Negative Confessions had existed there way before Adam and Eve and Yahweh.

https://www.worldhistory.org/The_Negative_Confession/

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Are Atheists More Obsessed With Religion Than So-called Religious People? by budaatum: 5:10pm On Oct 20
HeatSeeker:
This is part of the issues Atheist unknowingly grapple with. You are unable to come to terms that GOD is far beyond religious interpretations. Your issue is not GOD but the interpretation of GOD according to the Abrahamic faiths. To be honest, they have done quite a good job pushing GOD knowledge into the world, but there comes a time where people will no longer be satisfied with the state of GOD awareness they promote and will yearn for something more.

Scratch what I said earlier (this was not intended to be a thread for some hardcore esoteric stuff). You do not need to die to experience heaven! You can witness and experience GOD while you are still alive here in this world.

NB: You need to disabuse your mind from religious constructs wink
That bold is the most funny contradictory statement I've read in this thread so far, and I'm quoting to see how reflection works on you. A suggestive thought might be, 'having constructed a post centered around the belief in Gods, you ask the atheist to "disabuse your [their] mind from religious constructs'.

It's funny because, "disabuse your mind from religious constructs" is what most of us atheists will tell you we have done. We know the religious construct to be a false representation of many aspects of reality, and we do not nor do we allow others to make crap up in their heads and then abuse our minds into believing it is true, is how I'd say the attitude of the atheist to "religious constructs" is.

Hope you like reading.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/411012346_The_Evolution_of_Faith_in_God

The phrase is "create crap in [your] head and believe it" (along with variations like "making crap up in your head", nairaland, moniker.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 8:54am On Oct 19
IjeBos:
The ideal situation would have been never to learn the lesson.
Trump has been so much worse for the US than I expected and I thought the worst.
In an ideal situation the world would be perfect and humans would all be making intelligent decisions, but we unfortunately live in the real world where many humans are the opposite of intelligent and one's ideal exists only in one's head.

My opinion is, dump has been as worse as I thought he'd be up till now and is about to get worse if November goes as I hope it does.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 10:43pm On Oct 18
raumdeuter:
Is it okay to call a black man a monkey in UK that you live
Of course it isn't! It's in fact not okay to call anybody a monkey in the UK that I live in, and it would be stupid to too. Just think what 3 white English guys would do to you if you went up to them and said, "you are monkeys". I'm very certain you'd get your face made up.

Only the likes of Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon would create for themselves a platform where they can say such things, and even he dare not call anyone that. Yet.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 10:34pm On Oct 18
IjeBos:
That is the first step.
Hopefully states have gamed out and are ready for whatever the Trump administration throws out the next few weeks.
I am delighted we finally agree on this. I used to yell it before dump got elected, knowing USA hadn't learnt their lesson despite the many covid sacrifices due to his incompetence and everything else.

I'm watching the People. If I don't get a Blue Congress they failed. Again!

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 10:25pm On Oct 18
kodded:
..... called all isreal supporters monkeys,
Such a person would be deemed senseless or a religious fanatic by most people who would just ignore the idiot in their foolishness.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 10:21pm On Oct 18
raumdeuter:
Apology for calling a black person a monkey? She and her host can shove it
Let me shove her unconditional apology. She really grovelled.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6pdokh-Bvc?si=lZe9oAtxm02tAQbE

But tell me. Is it not very wrong to call a black person a monkey in the USA that you live in?

In fact, Raum, what would you and a couple of your Nigerian friends walking down a street do to a person who calls you a monkey?
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 10:09pm On Oct 18
raumdeuter:
She called Jeffries a monkey yet the host Wahajat did not push back or correct it

I guess in the Democrat circle calling a Black man a monkey is kinda okay...
And that's on "the host Wahajat", unless he represents everyone else in your mind. I for one have never heard of him. Is he some god somewhere with a million votes that his "push back or correct it" is more significant than the many others who did.

It could be that his brain was slow and needed a couple of days to process or you do since he actually needed only 12 minutes I've found out after bothering to check.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 9:38pm On Oct 18
raumdeuter:
She said it in a podcast of a Democrat and it was glossed over as its acceptable for a Democrat to call a black man a monkey like they have been doing for centuries
Are you asking us to accept that the backlash that made Rula Jabreal unconditionally apologise "was glossed over as its acceptable"?

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 9:31pm On Oct 18
raumdeuter:
Rula Jabreal a Democrat called Hakeem Jeffries a monkey. Yet you are voting for the party that calls black men a monkey
Are you refusing to accept Rula Jabreal's "unconditional apology" or what?

Career › Re: Five Years I Have Been At Home, And Am A Graduate Oh by budaatum: 3:48am On Oct 17
Bigsin:
Curiosity is piqued. If I may ask, what are they using?
Mostly, the knowledge inside their heads, which they adapt to economic advantage wherever they may be.

Their certificate, where most have one, just shows you can dedicate yourself to graduate level so employers know you can learn if trained.

There's also road sweeping, mind. UK is short of unskilled labourers.
Politics › Re: The Yoruba And Nigeria by budaatum: 3:31am On Oct 17
lawani:
However why Nigeria isn't good for the Yoruba is that it is a colonial estate and the Yoruba are big enough to stand on their own. They will add more value to the world by standing on their own. If the Yoruba can't stand on their own then there is not a single real country in West Africa.
Listen to yourself blaming the colonial that you shrugged off decades ago for your own lack of ability to get off your asses and be "big enough to stand on their own". You are after all lamenting that you are not big enough is the reason "Nigeria isn't good for the Yoruba", talking of yourself of course, since there are millions of us Yorubas that Nigeria is good for.

If you have value to add to the world, you will stand up wherever you are and add it, is what I think, instead of blaming the colonials for not letting you stand up to sowing not.

lawani:
If Nigeria remains and the Presidency goes to the North it will have to go to the second most populated group in the North for fairness since the song now is about zoning and that group is the Northern Yoruba which hasn't produced any Nigerian President.
Having said that though, I recognise your "Northern Yoruba". Perhaps it hasn't been so easy to "stand on their own" where you are the "second most populated group in the North". I wonder too if you are zoned, as I expect Yorubas to live all over the North, unzoned.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 2:45am On Oct 17
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 2:37am On Oct 17
IjeBos:
Shameful stuff.
This is what democracy looks like to the Repiblican party.
Making it harder for people they don't like to vote.

North Carolina A&T students marched an hour each way to vote on the first day of early voting after their campus polling site was removed by the Guilford County Elections Board. Proud

We The People are reacting by marching to vote.

I am so proud of you!
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 8:38pm On Oct 16
happney65:
President Donald Trump has fired Katie Zacharia as press secretary, advisers to the president said, ending her turbulent week-long stint as the White House’s top spokesperson

News

grin grin
The DEI was not qualified nor could she do the job, and is another example of dump "always hiring the best people".
Politics › Re: If You Understand Nigeria You'll Support Tinubu With Your Last Strength. by budaatum: 6:38pm On Oct 15
lexylaw09:
He needs our support to deal with them.

Because the people making life difficult for us are the very people we love to celebrate.

They're patriots in the day but keelers and terrorists sponsors in the night.

My people open your eyes and see.

Support Tinubu.

Ugoji Maximillian Teacher of systems. Translator of power. Builder of Elite mindset. Speaker, Author and Entrepreneur.
I am Obidient. Perhaps he should be apprentice to Tinubu for awhile.

Crime › Re: Please Tell Me What To Do by budaatum: 2:11pm On Oct 15
Ask them what sort of memory card it was and how much it is sold for where, while insisting you never took it if you didn't.

The asking implies you never seen it because you never took it, but beware of hades if you lie.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 1:52pm On Oct 15
GracieX3:
Lies
sarkazein
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