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StillDtruth:
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2Radii:My bad, 2Radii. I only just noticed this lying cretin opened another thread so no one would get the context. The conversation spans over the following threads https://www.nairaland.com/8061156/atheist-says-spirit-nothing-because/1#129479077 https://www.nairaland.com/6860060/how-spirits-exist/13#129479112 If you have questions after reading them, do not hesitate to ask me. |
StillDtruth:You are very dishonest! budaatum: |
Iamanoited:Judge if Obidients should be banned by FG? That would be like scrapping whatever progress we have made since we got rid of antidemocratic Abacha, and I can only hope we don't regress that far backwards. You might like it because you dislike Obidients and want them banned, but unless you can guarantee you'd never lose an election and be banned by whoever wins, I wouldn't think it's a wise thing to hope for, especially if and when that ban is extended to your group, be it party, age, gender, tribe, or just how you walk on the street or dress. |
2Radii:By the statement you quoted? I mean exactly what I wrote, but You'd need to read the thread I guess, and then ask specific questions about what you do not understand. And if you don't mind, I am not "sir", but simply buda. |
helinues:Do you always generalise and assume everyone who supports a particular person must all reason the same way? The phrase, "When the rain of no progress falls, it won't fall on only one man's housetop, remember that", means exactly the same as "na general sweet wey dey circulate". Some can however mitigate their own hardship, and so don't need to complain like you assume every must or does. I have nothing against Tinubu per se, but I am rather perplexed that the majority of Nigerians who complained during the two terms of 8 years of APC rule would vote APC for a third term, and I am very amused that some are even now calling for the return of Buhari. |
StillDtruth:I take it you can't answer the very simple questions I asked you, so I guess I'll have to let you be until you can bother to answer them. |
helinues:No one has told me they can't see anything good in this government, and if anyone does, I'm certain they have their reasons. Regardless, I'm not particularly interested in what others see or not, as I can look for myself and see for myself. And if you asked me if I see anything good in this government, I'd say their attempt to remove fuel and electricity subsidies is a good thing despite the fact that their removal increases the price of fuel and electricity and causes hardship for many. Now, if this government goes just one step further and scraps Youth Service, which is a subsidy of labour for employers, this government would have made my day. |
StillDtruth:I did ask you with what eyes you see this so called spirit you claim exists, but as usual you refused to answer, so I'll ask you again. What is your evidence for the existence of spirits? And no, you do not need to rely only on what you see with your naked eyes. In fact, step back a bit and start by explaining what spirit is, if you would please. |
helinues:I am Obidient. I do obviously read. And I never "vowed not to see the progress and development of Nigeria", because that would be as stupid as vowing not to see my own progress, or yours for that matter, which I have no reason to do because your lack of progress would hold me back. So I must ask if you have vowed to lie for some reason, or you just can't accept that some see things different to how you do. As a wise person once sang, When the rain of no progress falls, it won't fall on only one man's housetop, remember that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZp-LLfDSc4?si=y5jos7BFzvEHnnTs |
StillDtruth:Only fools relies on their naked eyes alone. Some get glasses so they can see better. |
TenQ:You message does not make any sense and is false. Softwares in an AI machine is physical and it does exist. Spirits, however, don't exist. |
ijebosb:Yes indeed "when they go low, you go high" did work. That's why dump lost and Biden has lived in the White House the last 4 years. But of course it's your time, so please don't you mind that buda. |
The oil importers perhaps sent them to destabilise local production, which just shows what Dangote is up against. |
Perhaps learn from Obrigardo who doesn't bother giving them free education but just accepts they are the stupid magas they are and repeatedly rubs their faces in their maga ignorance. Hopefully they'd learn when Biden trumps them again, though I wouldn't hold my breathe. |
TenQ:You are going to have to try to reason better to get my attention Tenq. |
ijebosb:The complete experience of Nigeria is not Nepa. And while some are experiencing Nepa in Nigeria, some Nigerians are experiencing uninterrupted electricity and therefore have different understanding of Nepa. The transformer in front of my house in Obanikoro in the 70s would blow and we would be Nepad for 6 or more weeks, yet I still meet people who lived on the Island telling me they never had power cuts at all. Personally, I think they had auto-kick-in generators that we never had, but hey. ijebosb:I don't think you are conversing with them, and I don't see you stooping to the depths they stoop to to bully you if you asked me, but if your time is as valuable as you claim, I think they'd get much less of it because they really are not worth the time you give them, I'd think. And at this point, I'm going to have to ask you to forgive me if I discontinue this conversation, because I need to now divert the use of my time to more valuable things than use it conversing about some irrelevant stupid ignorant maga idiots who lack the ability to reason or converse civilly. |
ijebosb:Yes, Ijebos, I do not only believe that "racists are only racist to people who don't hold themselves a certain way", I know from my vast experience that "racists are only racist to people who don't hold themselves a certain way". But I do not expect you to take my word for it since you can't possibly know how and where I hold myself such that racists move along swiftly. It's after all not like you have lived in my shoes. And note how you've classified with "truly know", as opposed to know. I have never been to the USA, but I don't think even you would claim I know nothing about American culture, though I bet you'd argue the "truly" bit. But if you've concluded I can't truly know the American culture, why, pray tell, would you who truly knows American culture be spending so much time trying to educate an ignorant me who thinks I do know and wouldn't accept what you say? Isn't that similar to repeatedly arguing about calculus with a person who hasn't learnt to count 123 but thinks she does? And what would that say about you who truly knows calculus? (Do note that I am guilty of this too.) Regardless of you living in America, liberal left wing you would still not have the same opinion as a maga American. And you unfortunately can't claim the difference in what you both truly claim to know is because they don't live in the America you live in. Just imagine dump claiming Biden does not truly know American culture or vice versa, and you might see the fallacy of that stance. It's what democracy was designed to resolve by the way. It helps decide which truly known culture gets to rule every 4 years, instead of a fallacious claim to authority of truly knowing. |
ijebosb:I think you fail to realise that even Nigerians in Nigeria don't have similar experiences, or have similar understanding of their experiences. And I am afraid that the evidence I see does not show that you "usually don't hang around ignorant people", considering the amount of time you spend conversing with ignorant people here. |
ijebosb:If you did believe the above by the way, then the logical conclusion is to not discuss a place with those you've assumed "can't know a place" they've never lived and are ignorant about the place they haven't visited, unless they are paying you to educate them about the place they have not visited, which does not seem to be the case here since they refuse to learn from you who has visited or lived in the place. From my experience, people can live in a place and be completely ignorant about the place, and some can know a lot about places they've never visited. You'd be amazed how many people visit or live in UK and don't understand how simple road markings can have evolved from the 10 Commandments. |
ijebosb:I guess that's the problem, and what you do here too. Some stupid brainless idiots troll on a Nigerian forum so you join in trolling with them. I'm not like that myself. I don't, because everyone around me decides to eat poo, join in and eat poo with them. ijebosb:I live in UK, and can say that I have barely experienced racism in UK, and by your own admission of not actually living here and only "just a brief trip", I guess I can say you don't know what you talking about. But that would be rather silly of me since despite me living here and not experiencing racism, that does not mean others haven't. You might not know this, but how one is treated largely depends on oneself. I hold myself in such a way that being racist to is not others preferred treatment of me, just as grabbing my bag or trolling me fails too. I can't possibly have decided some are stupid idiots and then spend my time being stupid idiots with them. That's just way too unhavard for me and my liking, and a complete waste of my time and effort and learning.
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Tinubu is going to give new brains to our Nigerian Police? |
Have you reported this to the bank regulators and the police? |
ijebosb:You think I "Lived in the West too long", like I don't go to Nigeria? Sorry, but that statement is as lame as it being claimed I don't know anything about America because I've never been there. For your information, and so you don't just rely on your thinking, my last time in Nigeria was January 2014-April 2016, during which I wasn't just visiting, but worked there. And no one tried to grab anything of mine, because I don't put myself in situations where bag grabbing is possible, same as I don't let stupid idiots grab my time on here. Those whom I let around me know not to try such nonsense with me for starts, and I don't walk the Nigerian streets with a "grab my bag" label on my forehead. It's a choice, you see. I can sit with bag grabbers and moan about my bag being grabbed, or move myself so I'm amongst people who regard and respect me enough not to try grabbing my bag. I also don't have to wait "until the 4th or 5th person tries to grab my bags". Once I've "embarrassed" and told the first person not to grab my bag, they'd tell those who follow that my bag is not grabbable. One can let others dictate the situations one finds oneself in and whom one gives one's bag and time to, is the point, as opposed to being at the whim of their grabbing and then repeatedly moaning about one's bag and time being grabbed. Besides, it would be rather odd and silly of me to claim "my body my choice", if my bag and time were subject to the grabbing of others, I'd think.
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Veecruz:Thankfully, Nairaland is full of people who can see the available evidence and reason for themselves.
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ijebosb:I think that if one seriously believes that "By communicating with degenerates it denigrates the thread", one wouldn't communicate with degenerates unless one wants to degenerate the thread. I also think that communicating with degenerates might infect one with degeneracy, but what does buda know. They did go silent during your recent break though, and tried trolling me instead, but failed because I refuse to feed trolls and stupid idiots with my very precious time, which I guess is not easy effort for a collective.
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ijebosb:Do you seriously believe this? |
raumdeuter:If you are going to refer to buda please do it properly! |
jazzman7711:And fairies, and gnomes, and wizards, and Oz, and talking donkeys and flying tortoises too. Oh look. There's even a flying teapot harassing the spaghetti monster behind the moon where we can't see it with naked eyes.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBNdbmOzr5k?si=uu4tGF_Eyf6pcUde Palin's new series will see him visit Nigeria, where he will explore the history and culture of the country, and its growing impact as a world leader. The documentary will see him visit the Islamic North and go on a road trip across the country with an armed guard. Speaking about the programme, Palin shared: "Nigeria has the biggest economy, and the biggest population in Africa. The potential of the country is enormous, but so are its problems. Visiting the country for the first time, I saw these problems at first hand, but also caught a whiff of the excitement and energy of the place. "Sometimes inspiring, sometimes a perplexing challenge, my journey through this rich, raucous mix of a country hardly gave me time to draw breath. I came home exhausted but exhilarated. And, as in the best of journeys, feeling I know a lot more about the world." Michael Palin in Nigeria airs on Channel 5 at 9pm on Tuesday, 16 April. |
Veecruz:Below is the only answer you deserve. KnownUnknown: |
Veecruz:Do you have any evidence whatsoever for the existence of spirits like is had for "bluetooths and wirelesses and voices"? |
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