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Politics › Re: Horrible Power Supply Situation by budaatum: 5:03pm On Apr 15
Didijiji:
so we waste time to queue under the sun to vote so one idiotic politician will grab and run with our votes abi
Why are you planning to queue under the sun to vote for one idiotic politician who will grab and run with your votes when you have a brain inside your head?

Can you not stand in the sun and vote for an intelligent politician who will appreciate you voted for them to do what you want them to do for you?
Romance › Re: What Age Do Wives Cheat The Most? by budaatum: 4:56pm On Apr 15
Likely much older than husbands cheat on their wife, since men seem to think it's their right to cheat.
Politics › Re: Horrible Power Supply Situation by budaatum: 4:49pm On Apr 15
Brendaniel:
If the citizens can do everything for themselves, why then do we need a government?
The citizens are the government! We just don't understand that simple fact yet, and is why we talk of government as if it is imposed on us from Mars.

Government is how citizens organise and do for themselves. We Nigerians seem to however find it difficult to organise and work together, which is why we store our own poo on our own land, and bore our own water from under our own houses, and must generate our own electricity by ourselves for now, until we learn to organise and work together.
Politics › Re: Horrible Power Supply Situation by budaatum: 4:43pm On Apr 15
obonujoker:
Yet you want us to pay tax??
I also want you to vote!

That's how you control how the tax you pay is spent.

Education › Re: Odumegwu Ojukwu Varsity Now Theatre Of The Absurd Under Madam VC by budaatum: 2:48pm On Apr 15
We need a competition to create an app ranking Nigerian universities so people can be informed which to avoid and which to desire to go to.
Politics › Re: Horrible Power Supply Situation by budaatum: 2:44pm On Apr 15
Didijiji:
no need for government na

This one is very useless to the masses
There is very much a need for us to govern ourselves, but until we can govern ourselves to say "let there be light", I'm afraid individuals would need to enlighten themselves first just as we enshalanga and enwater ourselves.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 2:03pm On Apr 15
DeepSight:
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You don't think critically, you have a poor grasp of history and you are not rational.
The crëtïn can't think at all, it has no grasp of anything and it is very irrational.

Read this as buda slapping first. And both its cheeks at once because it will never ever learn history or to think critically
Politics › Re: Horrible Power Supply Situation by budaatum: 1:43pm On Apr 15
Didijiji:
So what are you sayinghuh?

I dont get
I'm saying, don't wait for government to give you light, or anything at all. Or better, be your own government.

Agriculture › Re: Would You Buy Cattle Without Going To The Market? by budaatum: 5:48am On Apr 15
savannaherd:
Thank you for the feedback, what do you think about the time?
It's rather very long. Like Ebay kind of long. You'd be better off getting feedback from actual users though, because it might be what they require.
Agriculture › Re: Would You Buy Cattle Without Going To The Market? by budaatum: 10:48pm On Apr 14
85 hours till bid ends?

Great idea though.
Politics › Re: Military Can Kill Anyone Doing Business With Terrorists, Says Presidency by budaatum: 10:21pm On Apr 14
Ironfaceman:
Military Can Kill Anyone Doing Business With Terrorists, Says Presidency
I better check the people I do business with are not terrorists then before I sell them my gari!

Unfortunately, I can't just ask my customers if they are terrorists and expect them to tell me if they are, so government better tell me how to detect them, please, and perhaps create an app for that!
Politics › Re: Horrible Power Supply Situation by budaatum: 10:15pm On Apr 14
Some Nigerians just amuse me.

They look around and see they must dig shalanga for their poo, dig borehole for their water, sweat off their own brow for their own daily bread, but expect an incompetent government to say "let there be light" so they can see.

It's like the gods bless us with a source of light but we expect someone else to mine it for us.

Good thing is, not everyone is waiting for their manna to come from heaven. Some peoples' wailing puts food in some's belly.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RF0Hk3-E-PI?si=hfSt37bI2jk3EzUL
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 9:53pm On Apr 14
bemeruca:
Budaatum 😂🤣

Britain's economic prospects have been downgraded more than any other major economy in the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) latest update on the state of the world.
What did you think was going to happen when a mad man stops the flow of energy?

Or do you think it would only affect UK?
Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by budaatum: 9:34pm On Apr 14
Killermamba:
if this continues, the citizens will chase these bastards ayatollahs out due to starvation and severe hardship that will follow. Technically Iran can't receive or send out any vessel of theirs. Interesting days ahead.
If they were ignorant of their history, perhaps.

Those in the know already know USA cancelled democracy in Iran, which led to Ayatollah rule, and wouldn't ïgnorantly let USA manipulate them again.

Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by budaatum: 9:26pm On Apr 14
wildkat:
Are you mentalllyy okay? How many warships did Iran use in blocking the Strait?

You’re seeing that the US is using a whole 15 warships and you’re still talking nonsense
USA needs 15 warships while Iran needs zero. Guess that's why Iran needs USA to help them.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 9:18pm On Apr 14
raumdeuter:
If Trump cures cancer they will claim its injustice against cancer
Get with the program!

Dump already cured cancer in his first term.

Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by budaatum: 9:04pm On Apr 14
bayelsaowei:
Trump being himself, means being the incessant liar that he is, the immoral mor——ônic behavior that he exhibits and the relentless grifter and pdf that he is..

Good to know this is the kind of person you trust.
Not just trust. He models himself after dump and lies like dump.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by budaatum: 4:31pm On Apr 14
lightwind:
America is showing their strength on water.

They are on Air, Water and Land you can find them anywhere 😅😅😅
"The best way to unblock a toilet is to double block it".
The Art of Donfuscius



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xddTUc14iOw?si=0S7nJUkbQ-Xd1nsr
Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by budaatum: 4:27pm On Apr 14
It's not only about oil.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hn9rLGYnNeA?si=zD_Lx9w4K_OM3o54



BigCowHornn:
Smart

Iran has been selling oil since this world began also taxi ships and receiving AID and food

Do you have actually sold millions and millions of barrels of oil since this war began. All those countries that were lacking fuel was buying from them secretly

But now nobody gets anything and Iran does not get food

So who is more stronger

The lesson this thing has taught me is you may be stronger than your enemy but if you don't plan well your enemy will defeat you

Never go to war In anger always plan well

America is now thinking with their head instead of their anus
Christianity Etc › Re: God Truly Punishes The Evil. See Badatom by budaatum: 2:55pm On Apr 14
WatchYourSix:
Baba …. God nor be like that….
His own god is like that.
Christianity Etc › Re: God Truly Punishes The Evil. See Badatom by budaatum:
Dtruthspeaker:
See, the Judgement of God visited him for his blasphemies.

All atheists live cusd lives
When I die, call it God's judgement too, lol.

Foreign Affairs › Re: 15 US Warships Are Blockading The Strait Of Hormuz Right Now - Trump by budaatum: 5:44pm On Apr 13
I guess he can help Iran block the Strait of Hormuz so it is truly blocked!
Politics › Re: 2027 Election: Peter Obi's Fanatical Supporters Vs Tinubu's One-Party State by budaatum: 5:36pm On Apr 13
truthera:
You are the patriotic person right....? Did I tell you I care about Nigeria's patriotism?
No you did not tell me or anyone hearing you that you care about Nigeria's patriotism.

What you care about is Nigeria's destruction, and most of us are here to ensure you fail and care in vain.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump: “i’m Not A Fan Of Pope Leo” After Pope Speaks Against War by budaatum: 5:33pm On Apr 13
davidotokiblog1:
This one deep pass that… it’s not really about country, na about belief and leadership style. One dey speak from religious angle, the other from political angle.
I think the Pope is speaking from a moral angle while dump is simply evil. But I am going to let USA voters decide which they want to hear.
Christianity Etc › Re: There Is No Good Nor Bad by budaatum: 5:31pm On Apr 13
SpaceMarshall:
Without them, reality is too direct. Too unfiltered. Too expensive for the nervous system to process at scale.
I so want to agree with the above because even Jesus said it was as hard as a camel entering through the eye of a needle, but note he did not say it's impossible. He even went on to teach how, by seeking and asking and knocking with all one's heart and soul and mind and being, but I guess this is too hard for most.

However, the below is a huge barrier that needs to be addressed first, because it makes humans not understand they may have a soul and heart and mind, and therefore not bother seeking and asking and knocking.

SpaceMarshall:
A man stands in a garden that has no language for “good” or “bad” as we know it. No moral textbooks. No internal courtroom.No categories dividing reality into permitted and forbidden.

Just existence in its raw, unfractured simplicity.

His name was Adam and he was not navigating morality.
He was just living.

Then something subtle—and dangerous—enters the frame.
First, Adam did not "stand in a garden that has no language for “good” or “bad”" , because there was obviously language to even describe a tree that produced fruits of knowledge of good and bad as we know it, which Adam was far too ignorant to learn about because he believed he would die if he cured himself of ignorance.

Second, that fruit of knowledge of good and evil, was actually food for some who were "given every plant yielding seed that is upon the face of all the earth and every tree with seed in its fruit; you shall have them for food", and that included that of good and evil, which Adam was told not to eat but to tend in the garden for some others to eat.

I therefore put it to you that Adam was not "just living", but was a naked ignorant slave working in a Garden that belonged to those who enslaved and owned him and ensured he remained enslaved to them by keeping him ignorant so his eyes may not open so he may know and free himself from slavery.

Thankfully, the helper was not as ignorant as he was, and used her own senses to ask and knock and seek, and therefore be in a position to free herself and him from slavery from whence they became self employed and populated the earth and lived a very long time indeed, and here we are today.

If a satan can meddle in a Garden, it sure would have meddled in the writing of the book, and in human understanding too.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump: “i’m Not A Fan Of Pope Leo” After Pope Speaks Against War by budaatum: 4:59pm On Apr 13
I'm just delighted they are both from USA so their citizens can see which is godly or not.

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Ecclesiastes Feels Like The Bible's Secret Atheist Manifesto by budaatum: 4:48pm On Apr 13
Funny this. I am an atheist, and the entire Bible is like curriculum to enlightenment, as opposed to "manifesto", to me, as it forces one to look, and looking makes one see. We read in this Bible that humans must not eat only bread or they will become malnourished, so we'd hardly read just the Book of Ecclesiastes, or even the Bible, and say we've read it all.

In fact, if anything, Jesus himself is the Chief Atheist, but one needs to become as a child as he suggested, which means, abandon the beliefs drilled into you and look again with fresh eyes. But we all know that entering the womb to be born again is as hard as threading a camel through the eye of the needle.

That said, Ecclesiastes 11:4 is one of my favourite verses. Instead of waiting for good weather, the wise control the weather in a greenhouse.

Spymaster1, are you aware of Ecclesiasticus too?

https://www.biblesociety.org.uk/explore-the-bible/read/eng/gnb/sir/1/

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Sirach%201&version=NRSVUE

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Has Started The Blockade In Iran Ports!!! by budaatum: 4:23pm On Apr 13
A Tale of Two Blockades

At the cinema soon!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JohLzkMkMsI?si=ox98ur3XrUfSeLyr

Politics › Re: 2027 Election: Peter Obi's Fanatical Supporters Vs Tinubu's One-Party State by budaatum: 4:07pm On Apr 13
truthera:
Are Nigerians patriotic people? Are Nigerians not deeply sectional people divided by tribal and religious sentiments?
You are the unpatriotic deeply sectional divided by tribe and religious sentimental person here!

Many of us are asking you to forget tribe and religion and your sentiment and just get off your ass and vote, but you seem hell bent in making us unpatriotic like you, and I am personally delighted at the rate at which you are woefully failing.

P.S. i know we've reverted to the old one, but I am certain most of us have it cemented in our psyche.

Politics › Re: 2027 Election: Peter Obi's Fanatical Supporters Vs Tinubu's One-Party State by budaatum: 4:01pm On Apr 13
truthera:
Did Hungarian people allow their president to appoint their INEC chairman?
No one "allowed". Orban did all he did anyway, and has now been voted out.

The 2010 election effectively put Orbán above the law: He could amend the constitution at will, which he did twelve times during his first year in office—including removing, early on, the four-fifths hurdle for rewriting the constitution. Less than a year into his first term, Orbán unveiled a new constitution drafted behind closed doors, debated before parliament for only nine days, and passed on a party-line vote.11 The new constitution was accompanied by hundreds of new laws, many affecting elections.

https://www.journalofdemocracy.org/articles/how-viktor-orban-wins/

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