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Kobojunkie:After inserting the above into Gemini, I then tried: Christianity is responsible for communism/socialiam/marxism.
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DatNiggaDaz:All of it a lie? TAQYIYAH must have seriously programmed your mind for you to think Sango and Ogun worshippers would abandon their own gods and be forced to worship Yahweh and Allah. I wonder how you think anyone can impose a god on the Yorubas or any one else without a serious fightback. |
You used a magic word to entice me in here and now I'm very annoyed at how easily you tricked me but now I'm here I might as well. It's this sort of research I don't think we do in Nigeria, and it pains me that we are not taught to do it from conception like some countries do. I have this injected into my bladder wall once a year to stop it overreacting, and I always wonder how they worked out this would help it. The magic word, if you wondered. |
Ilamina:You don't take you serious, so why should anyone else have taken you seriously? But I'm glad you realise you trolled for years. That's in fact why I continously respond to you knowing you'd see the light someday. And now life has hit you I can not wait for you to realise your own use. Ilamina, you have a very long life ahead of you, and if you don't decide where you want to destine yourself to be, you'd not be pleased to find yourself in the equivalent then of where you will find yourself. One more thing. I love you. I just need you to love you too. And please, stop feeling sorry for yourself. P.s. I could not help myself. Don't believe it all though.
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Ilamina:Then I have failed you, as being nice is not helping you. |
Go and present yourself in front of a doctor who can see you and diagnose what is wrong with you! |
Gotocourt:Only if you fall for the stupīd rhetoric of some like the ignorant did in Rwanda. Hopefully we'd come out the other side better or as good as they seem to have done after killing a large portion of their population. |
Ezeama400:Remind yourself, please. And while you are at it perhaps tell me what Yoruba Muslim told you they speak for all Yorubas. |
Imalwayshorny:Did seun tell you I am a bot he programmed or are you just trying to convince yourself that I am a bot programmed by seun? If you care to know, I am budaatum programmed by budaatum. |
Ilamina:Nobody is born with luck! And everyone chooses their own destiny. And you not knowing this is the reason you repeatedly post how damned you are. You need to consider changing your programming to one that works for you.
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Ezeama400:Here is just one ijiot trying to divide Yorubas along Islamic lines. And you must think we Yorubas are so brainless he'd influence us all. What he ignores and what you seem to not know is that many families have Muslims and Christians in them. Both sides of my family have both, plus Ogun and Obatala worshippers. My aunty married a Muslim, and 3 of her daughters are Pentecostal Christians while 3 are cover your head Muslims. They all grew up in the same room, but this cleric thinks he can convince the Muslims to enslave their Christian sisters. It's like most of you don't know that Yorubas traditionally have many gods, and they all peacefully coexist. Now foreign religions want to claim their own god is the only god. Only fools and those who believe in the supremacy of their gods will buy that nonsense. |
Why do you dislike yourself so much? Are you not aware that you choose your own destiny? |
benalvino3:The Israelis do not want to coexist with the Palestinians. That's why they oppress them snd steal their land and commit genocide against them. |
benalvino3:Would you be a peacemaker, holy ben? I would like to shoot if you steal the iand my great great great grandparents handed down to me wherever you are from myself. And no, I'm not interested in your Oct7 retort at all. They do not want to kill you because, 'That's a Jew,', but because you are not teaching me to not shoot you when you bombed my neighbourhood and bombed my family and bombed my friends and bombed the schools and stole the land that we lived on. |
I'm awake but it's nothing to do with Naija stress. It's just past midnight and I'm preparing for a walk. I got to be awake by 7:30 to go skipping with the grands, and I doubt I'd be asleep by 3. |
Fridud234:First, I'm not fighting anyone at any minute. And I hope I am remaining relatively calm, because while this conversation has been going on and for 6 weeks that ends in about 2, I've been walking thr grands, g8 b12 g14, 5 miles a day after skipping at 7:30, and calmness is required to make us enjoy museums and parks and photography, I'd think. So yes. I hope I have been calm. Still, I will read your reference as an order to improve myself and be calmer. I am so grateful you observe. Fridud234, you said I was two faced, with negative implications dare I suggest. And I think I informed you that my faces are more than 2. I've even aluded to lindqvistbergst that I might be up to 5 faced, which would make me much worse than you first thought. That, I'm afraid, is buda, "going here and there, one minute fighting, second minute agreeing", which I fully agree is "quite confusing I must say", too, but I can hardly be required to simplify to suit those who can't do the work to comprehend what confuses. Or should I? Just think of it. People read a couple of posts by a person on Nairaland and start diagnosing that person as adhd and autistic just because they are adhd and autistic, to fit in their own little boxes, which are like all the lenses they have with which they make sense of stuff. To me it would be like an Nigerian reader claiming to understand the European situation through a very different legal and social lens, when many Nigerians don't even understand the Nigerian situation through any lens. Still, is it buda's duty to make them look through lenses they refuse to look through Please know that my responses to anyone I quote are not for that person alone to read. More come on Nairaland just to read what is said here, and every reader will read with their own lenses and see in their own diverse ways, regardless of how I write what I say, since buda is a complete failure at brainwashing Nairalanders, I hope, especially the European who has his mind made up already. Also know that my assumption is, most would likely read my "dusk till dawn" as theatric exaggeration, as too was my "sugar coating", which I left in only after agonising. You did not ask me to sugar coat. My bad. You can’t just rape a woman from dusk to dawn and she has no where to run to. What many poor women have is a difficulty running to the law, or even family, but most will find somewhere to run to if their husband were a rãpīst. And of course, wealth, and influence, and the capability of the woman can overcome this. Forgive me for letting it be assumed otherwise. P.s. There's a thread where this was discussed. The views are, let me say, learning. To confuse. |
Fridud234:I did a response to you but spam bot it so I've posted it here for you. https://x.com/BudaAtum/status/2086273067391565987?s=20 The above bit. Any reader who doesn't bother to understand the Nigerian situation through a Nigerian legal and social lens is ill informed and must be educated, I'd think. It's like trying to understand the British situation through a Nigerian legal and social lens, I'd have thought. Yet, we look through the lenses we have, hopefully, after getting as many lenses as possible to check out the view, as it is one's own responsibility to remove one's own biases from one's own perception least one's own view is distorted Like I said, legal. And not my responsibility to sugar coat for European understanding, if any such thing. Some Nigerian in laws might go bash in the pigs head what touched their daughter or sister after she said no, married or not, and some fathers and brothers could do worse. Even neighbours might break the door down if the wife yells loud enough, though I wonder what they'd say once they get in, and there's shelters now in Nigeria for battered wives, which wasn't a thing till recent, but far too many are told "he's your husband, it's your responsibility, grin and bear it", and that's unacceptable. |
lindqvistbergst:The women you know, lindqvistbergst, and many I know to be honest. But I know many women who'd rather be respected than be tlced, perhaps because I'm not dating them so tlc would be inappropriate, and I sure know many who are, "Damn your tlc! Gi me de monie". Not dating them either. |
lindqvistbergst:buda must seriously irk you, lol. I wonder what you'd have said if I'd decided to go with my first choice, Orunmila, or my family name which I translate to, King of all the Entire Heavens. You'd have really been Loki then, I bet. Here's what I think, though I know you care not. It's juvenile to let a Nairaland monicker bother you so much. We hardly choose them for the reasons you think. I think it unintelligent to be diagnosing a person from a conversation in a Nairaland thread. One who does might have an overestimation of powers and abilities issues. You can't escape buda, lindqvistbergst, African woke or whatever. Come on! You'd know that already if you butchered my posts like you claimed you did. It's after all not like you can make budaatum disappear. My hope is that you don't escape, because it means you will do to here what you did to the west to escape woke, and buda enjoys that you are here, so, stay please. As for faces, I'd say 5. At least 3. Be grateful I'm not selling you anything. |
Mandem05:Credible elections are not given. Those who want credible elections should get off their asses and fight to grab it and own it. I hope my fake Kennedy sums it.
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The foundation argued that successive administrations had increasingly consolidated authority across the executive, legislature and judiciary, resulting in weakened institutional checks and widespread impunity.This actually made me laugh some. I'll explain Nigeria started off a parliament with Queen Elizabeth the Second as our head of state. You know that's not going to last, but it did, until October 1, 1963, when Nigeria amended its constitution to become a federal republic, replacing the British monarch with an indigenous president while retaining the parliamentary system until military intervention in January 1966 till 1999, a whole 33 years of my own existence, when we became democratic which is perhaps why I'm democratic, now I think of it. (Yes, I know I skipped Shagari, you eagles.) My point is, Obasanjo, talking about the parliamentary system, said, "how can I call the opposition, 'my learned friend' when he is my enemy who wants to take power from me". Of course we'd go for presidential, as it tends to the consolidation of power in the hands of some over time, especially in a nation of kings like we are. Those who follow USA politics would have seen it happen there, though their wealthiest are their kings, and even on the world stage with a stretched imagination. What it says to me is, we Nigerians have a lot of work to do and really need to get up and vote so a mere less than 10m don't elect our next president like it did the current one. |
givedemwotowoto:I bet you can say it a million times and Nigeria will continue to hold its democratic elections to elect our president and governors and etc. Nigeria's democracy has not collapsed, give. And to be honest, I think you give us not enough credit. To start with, we've been democratic only 27 years, an insufficient time to have done better, in my opinion, considering USA is 250. And the fact that Nigeria's democracy collapsing kind of means we, the stewards of Nigeria and it's democracy, have failed if Nigeria's democracy were to collapse on our watch. I mean, I'm not that useless I'd like to hope. Are you? Or is it that you don't see how you (and I) are responsible for Nigeria's democracy collapsing or thriving? No, I'm not asking anyone to run for president or governor of anywhere. Just that if every eligible voter on Nairaland alone were to vote in the next election we'd learn something. We'd learn a lot more if just 10% work polling station on election day. You may consider forgiving me for thinking learning is required by us, as in, collective Nigerian us.
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lindqvistbergst:I think it would be very odd for buda, who is quick to tell anyone who attempts to tell buda what to say or do that buda's remote control is not in their hands, to now try to tell you what specific words to avoid or not bring up. The below usually accompanies my response to such people.
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lindqvistbergst:This bit, if you mean spousal rape, is relatively new, as even my Britain only just came out of darkness on this issue relatively recently. Currently, however, if a wife says no and the husband goes ahead anyway, she can legally accuse him of spousal rape. I don't think the man will get far though if he were the accuser, unless he has some real concrete evidence. As for your "man enough to admit", what I got from you when I admitted my own ignorance about duckweed and thanked you for enlightening me was, "I don't respect you". So pray tell how you'd like me to react to your own admission of "man enough" please. Oh! And I'm not humble neither. Not that you are interested, I know. And nor am I in any way requiring you to be humble to me. Please note.
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Maybe you'd understand what you read me say if I try more simple language for you. So here goes. Marital rape is not a thing in Nigeria. There is no law against it and it is not unlawful or a crime in Nigeria, hence it is not punishable in Nigeria. A man can rape his wife from dusk to dawn in Nigeria and there's no place for her to go and complain to get redress. I wish it weren't so, and that marital rape become a crime in my country Nigeria. And I hope it is soon. P.s. Nigerian wives do not normally have a "wife's place", so I'm presuming a husband and a wife who live together, as opposed to the husband going to rape his wife at his wife's place. But even then I doubt he'd have a case to answer for in Nigeria that is not yet sufficiently enlightened to recognise spousal rape as a crime. Do let me know which bits of the above you find difficult to understand so I can try to explain it more simply to you please. I've added some AI if that would help you. lindqvistbergst:
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lindqvistbergst:Those, "massive bride wealth lists, or regional rules that treat people as disposable", are things that the people themselves accept annd impose on themselves, unfortunately, since no law or constitution legislates for "massive bride wealth lists" and people treated as disposable. If we don't like those things, we should ourselves decide not to do them, and campaign to elect officers who would support our not doing those traditional things we don't want to do no more. lindqvistbergst:I agree, not free choice. Though I could argue the "lad who had a limb chopped" who "did not volunteer for the butcher block" had his parents and society volunteer on his behalf by not opposing it at all. As for the bride price racket, I'd think we'd need to blame the parents who should have known better than to sell their child. lindqvistbergst:First, the "highest authority" is winning already. It's just unfortunate that authority is currently tradition and religion. The elimination of tradition and religion can be achieved through education, though it might take generations, like I pointed out with the cane, as we'd need to wait till we train enough teachers to teach the new non-traditional unreligious curriculum. lindqvistbergst:I wonder what you'd say should be done if only one of the two adults "freely chooses to honour a tradition" while the other doesn't. Do they fight it out and the winner determines, or do they just go their separate ways? |
lindqvistbergst:I agree we lack the knowledge to apply our laws. It's so bad that if I go to the police to tell them my husband raped me, they'll look at me like I'm mad. That's why I hope we learn and evolve, and will soon. |
lindqvistbergst:So it is unlawful and illegal and a crime to rape one's wife in countries that operate "under the supreme, foundational principles of justice and human rights" right? I can't wait for us Nigerians to make Nigeria one of those countries. And I hope it's soon, with a draconian penalty of bits chopped off. I hope you slept well. |
Good morning lindqv. Just letting you know that buda hasn't jogged on, is still here, and doesn't require respect from you. As for the Constitution, it's not written in stone, and would be ammended when we are ready to ammend it. lindqvistbergst: |
benalvino3:Yeah, ben. The Israelis leave their children at home when they go to kick the Palestinians off the land so they can steal it from them. Personally, I can't understand why you wouldn't expect radicalised Palestinians. If Israel done what they did to them to me I'd be radicalised for generations to come! |
All you've said is your own opinion based on you "have taken a proper butchers", which you are fully entitled to, though I wonder how much butchering it was of so many post yet you couldn't bother to produce a single one as evidence to support your allegations. Thankfully, you don't dress buda. The below though! lindqvistbergst:buda wants spousal rape that is not illegal in Nigeria to be a criminal offence in Nigeria. Men who rape their wife should be jailed. Sharia and customary law applies to those who accept them. I don't, so they can't apply to me. It sure can not apply to you, or can it? Those who don't want it to apply to them should fight for it not to. I might join their fight before I'm come for next. Pigs hit their wife and kids. And good parents should not be pigs. We might not yet be enlightened enough as a nation to abolish the cane, but most who grew up on the cane are learning to not cane their own children and that's delightful progress. I hope more learn. That said, granddaughter, 8, had to raise her hands up tonight as punishment for not using her mind. budaatum trying to enforce custom on anyone is comedy, in my own opinion, but you better AI it.
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