₦airaland Forum

atheistconverta:
Kobojunkie seems on a mission here to make a mockery of the teachings of Jesus by quoting them as though he were a true follower of Christ, but will trying to convert Christians to atheists at the back telling them Jesus never existed. Beware!

tctrills:
Now to the case of Eve, let's even argue that you are right and her revolution was the best thing ever, how about the million others who daily revolt against their God and end up destroying their lives and cutting short their blessings? For every case where revolution led to a good outcome, a million cases have a negative result.

tctrills:
A few things here. Even if fundamental transformation is mostly used to indicate a positive change, it isn't so in the case of revolution. I gave you 4 globally acclaimed revolutions that only led to more sorrow, tears, and blood. The Chinese communist revolution,

PaNnamdi:
I can't enter a plane with a Muslim pilot,I don't want a allahu akbahman to fly meet 40,000 feet above the ground for any reason

tctrills:
Sir a fundamental change can be negative or positive.

God1blessBiafra:
Mr smart abeg go rest because you are too dumb.


Your comments are testimony to that

Fuckyoumod:
you nothing but an Islamic terrorist. The only intelligence you have is how to plan and execute terrorism.
The highest you can do is blow yourself with a suicide vest.

armyofone:
Unfortunately nobody in Nigeria wants to give up their lives for just cause / bring changes etc

Easier for them to look for alternatives to survive.
They don't even like or trust each other.

tctrills:
Sir from your definition of a revolution, the outcomes do not have to be good. In fact, you would not find that anywhere.

In political science, a revolution (Latin: revolutio, 'a turn around') is a rapid, fundamental transformation of a society's state, class, ethnic or religious structures. A revolution involves the attempted change in political regimes, substantial mass mobilization, and efforts to force change through non-institutionalized means (such as mass demonstrations, protests, strikes, or violence).

ijebosb:
I told you. Start by having hearings on this.
Then a supreme court code of conduct.
Then remove life time appointments. Give them 20 years or so.

ijebosb:
Budaa, you're making this personal. My world involves a lot of educated people where I don't encounter the types of arguments made on this site by certain people. I'm less concerned less about me and more so concerned about the corrosive effects the large scale propaganda has on a public that, for lack of a better way of saying it, is less educated and less capable of deciphering such. I believe in the UK, you have rules which ensure or try to ensure 'fairness' in the broadcasting space. The Us has no such rules.

ijebosb:
1.) Biden can't have him released. He has no control over State crimes.
2.) If he could, though he can't, why would you consider that a smart move?
3.) What evidence have you seen going higher works? Did it work in the Hillary v. Trump race? Has it worked since Trump left office? My argument is simple, enforce the laws and use the power available. Nothing in that is going low.

OgatheTop:
Imagine how silly you sound.

armyofone:
Nobody wants to die or be beaten in the street. The government just do whatever and hardly speak with the Nigerian people.

Everyone just suck it up and pretend all is well and look for alternatives.

Maybe clay can be used in place of garrium. It is rich in Iron...toh

Fuckyoumod:
shut up! He speaks the truth.

God1blessBiafra:
And God bless those that want others to fail in achieving their freedom just as you and your Nigeria do?

God1blessBiafra:
You just contradict yourself.



As one of the reasons Biafra should not have freedom,You claim if we had have Biafra that we will still be killing yourself.


Here you admit even in the one Nigeria, Nigerians still killing themselves



You see how senseless you sound all in the name of showing hatred for Biafra?

Goodvibes007:
Lol. Budaatum still sharp as ever.

God1blessBiafra:
Your Nigeria is what will fail.
And is already failing

budaatum:
If I wanted Biafra, everything I do in Nigeria would be to make Nigeria fail, from collecting bribes to look the other way to selling cars with no engines to Nigerians and even not paying my rent to my Lagos landlord. That's how I'd justify my Biafra.

God1blessBiafra:
Are you people not Still killing yourself in Nigeria.

This week alone your bandits brothers have killed dozens

tctrills:
Again, let's stick to your definition.
The July 1966 coup for example meets all your criterion for a coup.

criuze:
There are memorials;

Those inherited traumas

Those sharp brown bullets we see on grounds after the rain as well little children

Those burnt millitary vehicles that have lasted for a generations along rode sides

Bullets holes in houses older than our young memories

Quality paper currency notes with rising snun in front of a palm tree

Stories that would completely in ired your senses

The Remnants of attitudes of nigeria's securities against young people who weren't born in that age

These are the memorials

tctrills:
And for your post, many coups meet the definition of a revolution.

thesicilian:
You believe what you want, like I said it's my personal opinion I stated

muyico:
she don collect! ur mouth go stay one place now!.

goatandyam:
Imagine entering that plane full of hijab wearing suicide bombers.

Na to just cancel that shiiit

tctrills:
Sir by your definition, a coup is definitely a revolution.

Gbadugbakun:
Just one.

And how many have the north and south west held compared to the one you mentioned. Would you say that Nigeria has been fair to the Igbos?

ijebosb:
The Media. Around 45% of the country will vote for Trump in the next election. That says it all.

You don't have to believe me, but I'm right on this. You can mark this post.