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Shepherd00:You believe so Shepherd. I'll just put it down to your own understanding of buda. |
I hope their pay is suspended while they are not working! |
Shepherd00:I never said it was anything else Shepherd. |
Shepherd00:Do I Shepherd? You seem to know me better than I do so do tell please. |
Shepherd00:That's news to me. Why do you think I have a problem with the Bible? |
Shepherd00:See here |
The person who decided to name these ranches Ruga, which means Fulani, is an idiot! It wasn't what was initially proposed. budaatum: |
pressplay411:I would say "beliefs", instead of knowledge. While many think what they know is knowledge, I often find that what many call knowledge are the elements of their belief. Knowledgeable people know that they can't possibly know everything so they would not exactly hold on so tenaciously to what they know because they know they can learn more everyday, while believers know already and tend not to learn especially if it contradicts their beliefs. |
When people talk of giving land to Fulani, I laugh. We don't give our land to anyone in Osun State so why would we give it to Fulani of all the human beings in the world!? People seriously need to understand that they themselves are not stupid people. You are not stupid, people, please remember! budaatum: |
zendi:I don't really know where you get the idea London was a "city that used to be so peaceful", and that "police patrolled with baton sticks only" because there's no crime. It sure does not sound like the London that had to remove dustbins from the streets because the IRA were exploding bombs in them or the London that used to have a lot more shootings than the number of stabbings we now have. I guess it's hard to explain to those not in London that for us who are there, one single knife crime has become way too many because it affects youths and black kids more than any other demographic. We sure used to have far more than 4 a week just ten years ago, and its our high standards that make 4 way too many, but compared to the number who die riding a bicycle, for instance, its still a rather insignificant statistic. |
KenModi:If there isn't a course of Cattleology, it's time we create one. |
patorial:Sorry, but I really don't think I'm stupid enough not to be able to differentiate a white goat from a black one, and if I was, I'd think I deserve to be sold a piece of wood for a goat and would strongly advise myself to educate myself about white and black and goats and stop being so stupid! |
viyon02:Fools trust politicians, and if you wish to go there I'd bet this Ogun State ranch is a ploy to steal money than love for Fulani. All the same, ranch is a death knell to Fulani since they would no more be allowed to herd their cattle where it would eat what some farmer planted but would have to buy feed for their cattle. |
viyon02:Why do people have this notion that only Fulani can rear cattle? People with sense would understand that ranching will actually remove cattle from Fulani. I'm certain a graduate in Cattleology can produce meat way more efficiently than any illiterate can and the meat would likely be healthier too! |
I think ranches are private business myself, but government must facilitate and monitor. |
No, sorry, I won't. I can introduce you to a good friend who can though. If he asks you for a fee, say buda sent you.
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You said "school just resumed". Have you spent all the money your parents gave you when you left home? Is there nobody around you there whom you can beg to let you send a text on their phone to your parents? You must have friends here, or God does not want your parents to be in Uniport picking you up for some reason. |
theomerio:Since I'm an anti-atiku person, it pleases me that you don't know where my reasoning is from. God forbid that Atiku wise up and realise the hunter has learnt to shoot without missing. |
fekolastic:Abi na! If Appeal court wrongly applied the law they can very easily be challenged instead of those wailing as if my bubu was the judge! |
My sixth book (though I must admit that I'm struggling here since there is an implied order though in fact there isn't one, and since I'm limiting to ten means thousands of equally influential books are being left out), is one that follows in the vein of the two that preceeded it and helped me form a life view which has dogged me ever since. I shall refrain from a story about it because of fear of doing it an injustice but would direct here instead. The least I can say is that it is a book that has acted as a life plan and set me of on an exploration I can only be glad I embarked on. Book Title: Siddhartha Author: Hermann Hess First Encountered: 1980 |
Maximus69:Nice try Max, but my response is a categorical no, I will not "leave the case for those who profess to believe" especially when those beliefs are based on false and erroneous understandings and when the holder of those beliefs refuses to keep them to themselves! Op will tell you that I have challenged his beliefs too, and in fact was challenging him before you arrived believing what he challenged on this thread as you might understand from my post below. You had the choice to avoid this thread but chose instead to own it! budaatum:Those who wish their beliefs not challenged will keep their beliefs in their heads where beliefs should rightly be kept, for as soon as they are voiced on a public forum someone is bound to challenge them as has been done here! |
zendi:London has 8.136 million people and 4 murdered by knife crime makes it the "(Knife)Crime Capital of the Planet"? Are you aware that more people die every week of a heart attack, and that heart and circulatory diseases cause more than a quarter of all deaths in the UK? That’s nearly 170,000 deaths each year – an average of 460 deaths each day or one every three minutes in the UK! Go on and be honest, London must be the capital of cardiac arrests, and not a capital of a mere 4 knife fatalities a week. |
Maximus69:If buda were a believer buda would believe your version or that which some others say buda must believe instead of using buda's very own brain and mind and senses and being that the Lord God Almighty has given buda and which shall be [url=https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+25%3A14-30&version=ESV]taken away[/url] from buda if buda uses them not! Don't patronize me Max. You know very well that buda is definitely not a "believer". |
ogwanogwa:When he needed those "ordinary citizens of Nigeria" to challenge for the responsibility to "provide security for ordinary citizens of Nigeria", actually. If he's not up to the job as he is stupidly showing here, he should not be bothering to become responsible to "provide security for ordinary citizens of Nigeria"! |
The amount of cooperation between those two must be astounding! |
Maximus69:As I already stated, "You fail to accept the evidence you see with your own eyes Max, about whether I sit on a fence or not, which I must say is rather disturbing because it implies a willingness to blind or allow oneself to be blinded." In lay language, buda has already chosen. |
TV01:Your salvation is your own and not up to others providing you with evidence which you would anyway refuse to acknowledge. Open your eyes and do some work seeing and then you just might learn and evolve from "earth is flat and unmoving". |
Op, this really is simple. Would you like your intended partner to be honest and open with you? It is written, “None of you have faith until you love for your neighbor what you love for yourself” (Sahih Muslim) “Whoever wishes to be delivered from the fire and to enter Paradise…should treat the people as he wishes to be treated.” (Sahih Muslim) |
Maximus69:You fail to accept the evidence you see with your own eyes Max, about whether I sit on a fence or not, which I must say is rather disturbing because it implies a willingness to blind or allow oneself to be blinded. But let me help you and perhaps you might see whether this is a choice I have not already made. I would think if God took the attitude to blood transfusion that you claim, I and my mother would not have lived when blood was transfused into us, but I and my mother live because of the blood that was transfused into us after losing our own blood through bleeding when I was being born. A reasoning individual would agree that by accepting blood transfusion we already made the choice to live instead of sitting on a fence drawing imaginary lines they wish to believe. Do know that I do not mind whether you accept blood transfusion or not, but if you lived in a country with laws, we would not allow you to impose such doctrines on your own child and would go as far as taking said child off you because we would consider you to be an irresponsible ignorant parent. We face the same issues when some refuse to accept immunisation thereby putting whole communities at risk of dying from avoidable illnesses through their own stupidity. As a wise person once said, "That there should one Man die ignorant who had capacity for Knowledge, this I call a tragedy." Thomas Carlyle, Sartor Resartus, Bk. III, ch. 4. I'm certain you could give scriptural support to this very sentiment. I am rather amused at how you attempt to avoid my question though. Is a person who eats meat abstaining from blood? A simple yes or no would suffice, though I would like an explanation for your answer too.
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