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Sorry Linzo, but the fact that most Nigerians can not be bothered to go and vote kind of makes Tinubu winning the next election a foregone conclusion. About 100 million Nigerians registered to vote at the last election where less than 10 million elected Tinubu, with about 25% voting in total. With that sort of electoral complacency, Tinubu doesn't need to rig to win.
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SpencerForbes:Sorry SpencerForbes, but I must confess that this is the first thread I've come across created by Deepsight with budaatum in the topic. I went through the 223 topics created by Deepsight and could not find a single one referencing budaatum'. I'd appreciate if you direct me to the ones you've "lost count of how many times you’ve created this exact same thread", please. |
DeepSight:I can not imagine why anyone would think one would create a thread with one monicker to question oneself with their other moniker. |
Seun, I can not believe you edited my post before unspambotting it! You wouldn't like this done to your posts on x so I don't understand why you'd think it appropriate here! Deep, my complete response can be viewed here. https://x.com/BudaAtum/status/2038707842106949826?s=20 |
DeepSight:I'm honored. DeepSight:Actually, I don't particularly identify as any gender or non-binary. I'm just budaatum. **** DeepSight:No, I haven't. I've read many books on the subject however because dad was a Rosicrucian and ma hates the fact her money was spent on it. DeepSight:And I'd like to believe I am awake. DeepSight:I use small g to denote gods in general. Yes, I believe there must have been a "causative factor for all other existent elements or things", as it is my opinion that something must have existed for there to cause a big bang (if there ever was one). It could have been an increase in pressure for instance, but we wouldn't necessarily say pressure created a big bang since something caused the increase in pressure in the first place, and I wouldn't call it a god. For the curious, this began here. https://www.nairaland.com/4508641/american-politics-thread-trump-47th/5851#138941496 |
benalvino3:And you of course never bothered researching this and just believed Tommy. |
DeepSight:You ought to take this to a thread for it, Deep. You stand a better chance out of this thread. DeepSight:buda is both male and female. Their pronouns are they and them. DeepSight:No I don't belong to any sect/religious or mystical movement whatsoever, and never have, but some will tell you otherwise based on their perception of the evidence. DeepSight:Trust you to see deep. Yes, it does refer to Atum, the first Egyptian deity. It is inspired by the depth of my knowledge and understanding of deities. And Buddhism, a 'philosophy' I explored for a long while. DeepSight:No, I would not say I don't believe, because the word 'believe' implies one does not know. And yes, I am an atheist. An atheist who knows that all gods are human creations. |
Kobojunkie:USA and Israel going for Iran with an axe brandished against Iran's head Is rather abysmal, I must agree. Thankfully, their own axe brandishing is what would stop them in the end. Just watching the rest of the world not join Israel and USA to brandish axes is much hope for the human race. |
benalvino3:Go visit the section where the Bible is discussed to inform yourself and come back to say the same thing. I so admire how the Bible teaches people to free themselves from slavery. It's unfortunate however that most use it to enslave. |
You seem to give a lot of ass what buda thinks or you'd not be mentioning buda every so often. ono: |
esnbrutality:More like, why point you to AI. And the reason is so you may go do some more research. And for your information, it's not fear but the absurdity of the suggestion, since Nigeria is not splitting in your life time, which I assure you, your lifetime that is, will go on even long after mine ends. |
ono:I don't give a flying f%q what you or your god seek or don't seek ono. |
DeepSight:Sincerely there wasn't, nor was one intended. At best I made an assumption, which you've shown me was incorrect with the below. DeepSight:I insult ono and the cretin. You do not qualify! |
DeepSight:Sorry deep, but I don't even read what the crëtïn writes not to talk of take note. But what he said can only be true if no Quran reading muslim ever steals or murders someone since it is written in the Quran that they mustn't.
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ono:Stop trying to steal virtues you lack. One does not treat ono like one treats deepsight, and not even DEI could elevate you to his level. |
DeepSight:Sir! You see deeply, and are the sort of person I admire even when we disagree, because I can see your brain is engaged when we argue or discuss. Unlike o no brain. |
DeepSight:Started primary school at 6. Pre-primary was my education at home and nursery and nanny prior to then. It may indeed happen that animals may talk one day but they definitely wouldn't be Tom and Jerry. As for the achievement of dogs with human hands, I think they might need to evolve or have scientists create human brains for them too to manipulate objects like humans do. (Do know that I can argue that animals do talk today to each other, just not in language commonly understood by humans. But I might have to define 'talk' as communicate to get that argument past you.) |
DeepSight:Moreso at his general mischaraterisation. |
DeepSight, I'm laughing much at the below, lol. ono: |
DeepSight:I have never been a Christian, nor was I ever a Muslim, in case you wonder. Was born an atheist (parents had no time for gods), and found out about god worship in Nigeria aged 7, and it was as absurd as rat worship, and fascinating too, and useful for getting out the house one day a week. I learnt about Roman, Greek and Egyptian gods pre-primary school, and it must have inoculated me to believing what one is told to or reads in books. That said, I found a thread where I claimed to have taken up religion, though, more accurately, it was like 6 years after I'd actually tried church for 12 and found it wasn't for me. Did meet some wonderful people though, so sometimes go for them, and actually have an old woman who lives 10 minutes from the church who calls me so we can do the walk together in the hour it takes her, which I enjoy much.
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cococandy:Your dissonance is much less than mine, an atheist who sometimes does sit in a pew albeit in the Church of England, the Church of Darwin, where evolution is celebrated and atheists preach the Gospel. I do go to the mosque in my hometown too, and join in to worship Obatala and Sango, and the Ogun worshippers invite me when they want to eat dog, though they know I wouldn't eat because dogs eat poo. I do eat goat though when the same people worship my River Owala, being that my hut is the closest to it. In fact, they considered making me an Owala priest but I left before they could because Owala was killing me. Buddhism (I ought to call it Bodhisattvaism) teaches to practise the religion of those around one in order to understand them better to have compassion and to forgive those who know not what they do. |
BigElEddy:I want you to not assume you are joking, and change your "buying" to a more appropriate phrase please. Bobodee09: |
DeepSight:This is very gracious of you. Most religious people have evolved from literal readings of their religious books, is what I've found, and even need a form of dissonance from some of it to remain religious or the majority would have thrown the books out with their dirty water. I'd be calling for the death of even their imaginary gods myself if they hadn't evolved, and I wish they'd evolve much quicker where the word "believe" is concerned. |
DeepSight:No one said it was not written. My argument is that hardly any read it as justification to, and your "some" below is an illiterate few described by TV01 as "a man who is any combination of immature, neurotic, lacking n self control, empathy or a real love for his wife. Just stressed, angry or high even", which exists regardless of what religious book is read DeepSight:What I've presented all along is now a "different question"? I'm amused. Regardless, "some" Muslims find their justification for being bokoharam and Isis in the Quran too, like some are justifying bombing Iran with their Bibles, but I feel you'd accept such are a few "some", and the majority don't. DeepSight:I definitely can't say same about you, I admit, since you are consistent in your view on both books. My view is that any one who reads either book and learns what you claim "some" learn must be a person "who is any combination of immature, neurotic, lacking n self control, empathy or a real love for his wife. Just stressed, angry or high even", and thankfully will be a criminal in most societies if they do what the books have written in them. |
You call that recognition? Saying that, just pay dumpedo a few million and he likely would recognise Biafra.
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DeepSight:Or claiming the Quran teaches wife beating, and or Muslims learn to beat their wife, because it is written in the Quran that they should. And no, I do not expect you to accept that your argument for wife beating in the Quran and the witch killing etc in the Bible (you are at least consistent in that), is the same as that which TV01 is now defending the Bible for but had accused the Quran of. |
DeepSight:It is, isn't it? Like claiming some read "beat your wife" in a 7th century written book and not expecting most to have evolved not to. |
TV01:In my own opinion, you are guilty of doing with regard to Islam what you accuse Deepsight of doing with Christianity, "selecting decontextualised readings for their own selfish and wicked purposes". I'm just pleased you described the sort of men who do what you claim, and I shall await you trying to convince us that that such men only exist amongst Muslims. TV01: |
kayjordan, hope you good. I came across the following and remembered you. Based on data collected by a YouGov survey, it claimed church attendance was increasing in England and Wales. The findings drove headlines, and the narrative was established.
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TV01:Are you conveniently disregarding the many Christians who preached Bible to perpetuate slavery? https://time.com/5171819/christianity-slavery-book-excerpt/ https://theconversation.com/the-curse-of-ham-how-people-of-faith-used-a-story-in-genesis-to-justify-slavery-225212 Thankfully, not all Christians even then refused to evolve. https://presidentlincoln.illinois.gov/Blog/Posts/111/Abraham-Lincoln/2021/3/Abraham-Lincolns-arguments-against-using-the-Bible-to-justify-slavery/blog-post/
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