Foreign Affairs › Re: US To Send More Bombs And Warplanes To Israel by DeepSight(m): 2:04am On Mar 31, 2024 |
Righteousness2: These set of release i believe is for Hezebollah Terrorists in lebanon. I Believe a War with Hezebollah is Imminent and the US knows that.
Hezebollah terrorists are Presently forming warriors right now and terrorizing Israel from the Northern border. No one is making noise now or warning them to desist and maintain themselves
When the APPLE of GOD'S eye begin to gaza hezbollah and lebanon, you will begin to hear all sorts of Cries of Genocide?l, Innocent ooo here and there. Cry that cry now and warn Hezebollah before ISRAEL gaza the whole place.
IF YOU ARE SILENT WHEN ISRAEL IS ATTACKED! YOU MUST REMAIN SILENT WHEN ISRAEL RESPONDS!
Hamas is a done deal for extermination. ISRAEL will enter rafah to finish up the last terriorist battalion in the next few weeks.
GOD BLESS ISRAEL FOREVER
Why is it that when you start your worshipful posts of Israel, you always omit the name of Jesus Christ only to remember that name when condemning we lesser mortals who are not Jews. |
Business › Re: Tigran Gambaryan Wife, Yuki Seeks US Intervention On Husband Detained In Nigeria by DeepSight(m): 8:46pm On Mar 30, 2024 |
wirinet: Why dem no arrest Mark Zuckerberg when he come naija, abi Facebook dey pay tax for all the Facebook ads money dem dey collect from Nigerians? As a matter of fact, if we were a serious country this is a legitimate question and some other countries are addressing it. |
Business › Re: Tigran Gambaryan Wife, Yuki Seeks US Intervention On Husband Detained In Nigeria by DeepSight(m): 8:44pm On Mar 30, 2024 |
wirinet: Pity I am not a lawyer. Please explain how this concept applies to the two Binance employees. Does it then mean all Binance employees including cleaners and drivers can be arrested for tax crimes of the company? Of course not, the concept only extends to enabling the law to reach those persons within a company who may be actually responsible for certain misdeeds or lapses. For any number of reasons, there may be a need to lift the veil of incorporation and this includes cases of tax evasion, fraud, deliberate structural avoidance of obligations and others. Have a peep here. https://www.cwj.co.uk/site/businessservices/commerciallitigation/lifting_the_corporate_veil/PS: I am not familiar with what's going on with Binance. I just chipped in to let you know it's possible to legally go after the officers of a company for the actions or inactions of a company. |
Business › Re: Tigran Gambaryan Wife, Yuki Seeks US Intervention On Husband Detained In Nigeria by DeepSight(m): 8:01pm On Mar 30, 2024 |
wirinet: My brother, Ribabu behaves like he never went to school, much less claim to have studied law. How can you arrest an employee of a company for alleged infractions of a corporate body? Its like arresting and locking up the driver of Glo for tax infractions commited by the company? It seems Ribabu and his APC supporters don't understand the principle of liability (limited liability). You cannot even punish the chairman/MD of a company for crimes commited by the company, except it is in his personal capacity. In Company Law, there is something called "Lifting the Veil of Incorporation." |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 9:49am On Mar 30, 2024 |
femi4: Nobody said that's the objective. They are only pointing out the benefit at old age, and not necessarily a biological child Oho, pointing out benefits like having who to send on errands right? Don't be silly. |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 7:53am On Mar 30, 2024 |
femi4: It's not shallow, it takes a trained child to remember you at old age. Besides you were there for kid in his first 20-30 yrs. It's not too much to ask from him to be there for you in your last 10yrs You are still missing the point. It's not that there is anything wrong with your kid being there for you in old age. In fact that's a beautiful and honorable thing. The point is when the purpose for which you had kids was to make sure you have someone to take care of you in your old age. When that was your objective and your mind set in having kids. That is what is shallow. |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 7:38am On Mar 30, 2024 |
correctguy101: On this matter, selfish is good.. 
Don't say shallow.
As for the bolded, ah. Don't make me laugh please..
Anyhoo, there must be continuation... But seriously. So selfish that someone on this thread wondered about who she will send on errands if she doesn't have children. And almost to a man, those in the "you must have a child" camp have focused on the frailties of old age and who would help them at such a time. There is something almost mercenary and exploitative about such an approach to child bearing. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Photos: christians perform drama depicting the crucifixion of Christ in Nigeria by DeepSight(m): 5:11pm On Mar 29, 2024 |
Righteousness2: JESUS CHRIST, the Savior of the world who paid the Price for the Salvation for all of Humanity. JESUS CHRIST, the one and only means by which humans can be saved. JESUS CHRIST , the One and Only way to Heaven.
Jesus Christ . . . . .Who your special Jewish people do not need since they have a special exemption given by Yahweh according to you. |
Agriculture › Re: This Fisherman Uses Fish To Catch Bigger Fish (pictures/video) by DeepSight(m): 7:11pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
chaddy16: Big Fishes eat smaller ones in their under water world Doesn't this also happen among humans in our land world. |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 7:03pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
Rollingdollar: You may regret it. Let me tell you someone's experience. When i was undergraduate i had one professor as friend, his wife died some yrs back without a child before her demise and after her dealth the prof refuses to remarry and have children. He said to me their no need for him to remarry since he doesn't want children. This man loves his job so much and the money keep rolling in. He built a very big duplex, has a very nice car and he is healthy. Few yrs later after i graduated and started working. I got posted to delta state , so i don't use to see him often again. This yrs i got my posting back to the state he reside and that gives me ample time to check on him. When i got their he looks old and depress. Geting closer i obverse he suffered stroke and it seem even the university forced him to retire due to his health. The first thing he manage to asked me was. Hope you are married ? I responded, yes and he added make sure you have kids now that you are young don't end up like me. I went round his house , more than six rooms they all look dirty, the whole compound look empty, the cars all parked some sold off . He said he had to deactivate most of his bank apps and ussd because most family and domestic workers he employed now steal from him because they knew he didnt have the strength to monitors most thing again. He said had it been he had a child of his own. That child might probably be the one to be in charge of most crucial things in his life now that he is old As sad and pitiful as this story is, the fact still remains that it is a selfish reason to have children. And so many of us have this thinking on this subject: "Who will take care of you in your old age." While it's an understandable thought, it remains a shallow and self centred reason for something as profound as bringing another soul into the world. I am yet to hear anyone say something such as - "I want to have a child in order to impart what learning, talent and vision I can to the future of humanity." Rather it's always all about how lonely I will be, who will take care of me, how jealous of my friends I will be.... Me, me, me, me. Shallow. |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 5:21pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
Joemavel: That's an abnormal family. I'm raising kids and I shower them with love, my own family growing up we aren't perfect but when in need that's when you see and know you got people. I am talking about a normal family and not those abnormal ones. Both loving and unloving families exist. But there is often the tendency for people of loving homes to assume that this is the norm everywhere. Be ye not deceived good brother. If you really take a look around, you might find that the loving family is the exception rather than the rule. |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 2:53pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
yemmit90: Like someone said, only the future can teach you a lifetime lesson, no amount of explanation or recommendation can change a mind of someone like you. It is ok not to want children but everything wrong when you talk down on its importance. Ideally, you are calling your parents fools or self- centred for aiding your existence. It is quite logical not to have children if you can't cater for them but don't ever dismiss the important of having them. My dear brother, I have never dismissed the importance or significance of kids. What I called pathetic was the reason given by someone on this thread (she said who will she send on errands). That is pathetic. Please have a peep at this thread to see my thoughts on this matter. https://www.nairaland.com/3943960/dark-side-parenthood |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 2:46pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
willyblinx: Selfishness towards who? The children that do not yet exist?
These type of statements are the things that. Put unnecessary pressure on women that are yet to give birth. Having kids should be a choice and not everyone wants to do so.
You are happy just looking at your kids, great I am happy for you. However, we should understand that that’s not what would make others happy. Our desires differs. Gbam! |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 2:46pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
OpulentP: If u live long u go regret ur decision, if u did not live long, u no go regret ham This guy, I can just picture you as a grey bearded adviser to a traditional ruler. Practical words, I must say. Nonetheless, I am one of those who has chosen not to have any. |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 2:34pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
yemmit90: What if the said good man leaves you at old age? Remember he owe you nothing.
Have you ever been close to old people before? Old age and sickness that is accomplices with it is not a child play at all. At this stage, only your biological children cares, they may not be with you physically but they will be there with you emotionally.
You need to visit some old people before it too late to change your decision. All of these are still shallow and self-centered reasons to have children. You guys have it so twisted someone up there even argued that she would have no one to send on errands without children. How pathetic! |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 2:33pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
Joemavel: You see conditional love, that's what you get from every corner you turn in life. Except the one from family, when you grow old and you suddenly realise that no figures of such affectionate love, you'll marvel. Father, mother and kids are the people who mostly gives these but by then when you're all alone, it'll dawn on you Its like you have not jammed families out there. There can be a lot of hatred even within a family. |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 2:31pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
Klass99: My sympathies for what you are going through but I can not relate because unlike you I don't desire or want to have children but you do. I pray the good Lord grants you your heart's desire.
Your reasons for wanting a child/children leaves me perplexed and again I can not relate because there are too many good people on earth I can interact with, too many novels to read, movies to watch, exercises to do and activities to engage in, for me to bored from the absence of a child.
I also can not relate to wanting a child so I can send them on errands. I genuinely like doing things by myself and for myself it is how I stay active and avoid being lazy.
Time will tell indeed and guess what time has told me? That I was right to become self aware, enough to know that I don't want kids, independent minded and critical in my thinking to know that I don't have to follow the crowd and do what others are doing, if it is not what I want. Perhaps you are that partner I am yet to meet. I feel the same. https://www.nairaland.com/3943960/dark-side-parenthood |
Family › Re: Will I Regret Not Having Children by DeepSight(m): 2:30pm On Mar 28, 2024 |
CoronaVirusPro: The future will educate you better. I don’t think anyone can educate you about that.
If you really want to have a glimpse of what it looks like, check all those class of people that said same in their youthful ages, reality humbled them in their old age and started having kids at the dying hour.
Reality will “Personally” dawn on you. How you accept it, will determine your mental state and response.
Just be patient. 20 years from now will tell a lot. Kingpele: Your reasons are selfish...your parents wasn't a billionaire before they decided to bring u into this world...running away from responsibility is the height of cowardice...getting married and rising kids is what makes u a real man except u want to become a rev fr ...I feel so happy just looking at my 5 kids and lemme the truth I started making real Money when children started coming because I had to double my hustle so as to be able to take care of my responsibilities and still enjoy my life...today am richer than when I was alone ...moreover my wife is doing business and she contribute to some extent... YelloweWest: You will totally regret it. There's absolutely nothing as rewarding than having a child.
At some point your wealth will become meaningless. tochez24: Fact my brother💯
It will dawn on him at old age, he will see shege😆😆 https://www.nairaland.com/3943960/dark-side-parenthood |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Do You Regret Leaving Your Lucrative Nigerian Job For Abroad Menial Job by DeepSight(m): 2:08pm On Mar 25, 2024 |
SeniorGee: Nope, I earned my yearly salary in 2weeks. If you're not lazy, you will make it. Nothing like menial jobs, there is dignity of labour here. Its challenging but you can do it... I think the bold is overly simplistic. PS: I speak about life generally and not about any particular location. There are lazy people who have succeeded - such is life. One bum has a contact who succeeds say at politics, and boom! Or one talented but lazy artiste pens just one song, and boom! Or forget all these. Lets be more direct. Lazy man wins the lottery - boom! Or lazy woman meets billionaire who likes her bum bum - and boom! There are hardworking people who will die not just in poverty, but in the worst kind of desperate, wretched poverty. Life is a mystery. Believe you me, I am not saying hard work isn't good - it's great (best when its smart work) - I am just saying life is a many-splendored thing. Someone once said he had seen slaves go on horseback while princes go on foot. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Kamala Harris Warns Israel Of ‘consequences’ Of Rafah Assault by DeepSight(m): 1:55pm On Mar 25, 2024 |
God1000: Israel should not provoke USA Provoke ke? Just look at the last line of that article - However, White House officials insist that Washington will not halt its weapon transfers to Israel, and insist that they share Israel’s goal of eliminating Hamas in Gaza. - - - and rest assured that even if Israel uses biological, chemical and nuclear weapons to destroy the rest of the world, (including the US), the US will support them. Such is the stranglehold Israel has on the US. It's worse than hypnosis. The jazz is strong. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Debate Religionists * by DeepSight(m): 9:15am On Mar 25, 2024 |
PoliteActivist: You'll say nothing further my dear because you have no argument. That's why instead of reasoning you are throwing tantrums. You're arguing nonsense. You simply don't reason deeply enough.
In all those instances the "I" is absent. Also, you have to understand the content of Cogito. Descartes said he'd doubt anything he could conceivably doubt. Then he forgot to doubt the real likelihood that he as "I" didn't exist - that only thoughts existed and that "I" is also merely thought/memory. I am done with this subject as I said. Have a good day/ week. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Debate Religionists * by DeepSight(m): 11:57pm On Mar 24, 2024 |
PoliteActivist: Falacy of avoiding the issue. Already gave you instances where there are just thoughts and nothing else - when people are dead, possessed, people one meets in dreams, etc. In all instances you are talking about a person. Do chairs and tables get posessed, dream or have thoughts? I dont even wish to address how silly the NDE example is. This is such stupid nonsense I will say nothing further to it. You suffer severe reasoning limitations. Good night. |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Do You Love About Sunday? by DeepSight(m): 8:00pm On Mar 24, 2024 |
wirinet: I don't think religion can ever die. Religion thrives on ignorance and/or poverty. And the religious, political and business elites make sure they keep populace poor, ignorant and helpless. Infact religion will continue to grow within poor impoverished countries of the world. Aside from that the natural fear of the unknown future and death will always find a place for religion. Some will also retain religion from sincere awe at the nature of our existence and the spectacle of reality and the universe. |
Culture › Re: Number Of Languages By Country by DeepSight(m): 5:34pm On Mar 24, 2024 |
[quote author=Realtord43 post=129086881][/quote]For some nations here, the number of languages only really reflects the simple fact that foreigners also dwell there by immigration.
Otherwise saying that the UK has 85 languages or Germany ninety something, or Canada almost two hundred is simply a laugh.
On second thoughts let me leave Canada out of this. Old tribes exist there before the European. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Debate Religionists * by DeepSight(m): 5:16pm On Mar 24, 2024 |
budaatum: That "I", is a flaw in Descartes thinking. He does not think therefore he exists, but he first exists as a recognisable "I", and then he, that "I", thinks. The fact that he did not recognise that implies he never doubted his own existence to begin with, and nor did he doubt that he thought.
And the reason it's an important distinction is that it has the potential to mislead the likes of Politeactivist who has been promoting Descartes here as evidence of his own non-existence and the existence of only his thought, as if his thought appears out of thin air.
Please don't let that dishonest Politeactivist pit us against one another. I'm certain your arguement with him is unrelated to the one I have with him, and he's only dragged you here to fuel his nonsense. Ok o, I don hia. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Debate Religionists * by DeepSight(m): 4:58pm On Mar 24, 2024 |
budaatum: Descartes assumed his own existence by using the word "I". And that is a flaw in his argument, since it shows he couldn't actually doubt his own existence.
But explain to me how and why you keep promoting this Descartes nonsense here if you know it was flawed and had been proven wrong as we've repeatedly argued it was.
I've made it bold so you can't ignore it as you ignore all questions you are asked. Can't you see that what you pointed out is nothing but a worthless point on the arrangement of words? That's why I said Politeactivist is indulging in pedantic semantics. Wasting time with the fact that the first word in the sentence was "I." Every serious thinker understands what is being said - to wit - thought requires the existence of a thinking being. The sentence could be re arranged in any number of ways and the fundamental point would remain the same. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Debate Religionists * by DeepSight(m): 3:25pm On Mar 24, 2024 |
PoliteActivist: This is too easy. FIRST, you have no way of knowing if a thought requires a thinker because you are not sure the true nature of thought - just as you are not sure the true nature of the rest of reality! SECOND, even if we allow the above, you are not sure the thoughts are from "I". We basically don't know where thoughts come from. Oh you asked for an instant - people who died and came back were thinking while dead Oh people, you say, and fail to see how you have thus destroyed your own nonsensical argument. As to the drivel above that, I will just ignore it. It's worse than saying we have no way of knowing that speech implies a speaker. And no, the fundamental attribute is not speaking. It is existing. Look, ol boy, I find your dribble too vacant to be worth engaging on this matter. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Debate Religionists * by DeepSight(m): 3:20pm On Mar 24, 2024 |
PoliteActivist: Below is my final QED on DeepSight about this topic. Read it carefully. It summarizes everything:
Disregarding that the statement is faulty in itself, Here's the logical sequence of events: 1) There is thinking (this we are fairly sure about) 2) Therefore there must be a thinker (we have no way of knowing this unless we claim we know the true nature of existence, which we don't! Also, the only describable attribute of the thinker is thinking - thinking is the thinker!) 3) That thinker must be "I" (obviously not true)
There's clearly all sorts of thinking going on in a dream, and while "I" is unconscious or possessed, or even dead (as narrated by people who came back), who is doing the thinking? As with many things about existence, we don't know the true nature of thinking. QED I have seldom read more empty dribble than this vacant wash. I repeat, if you can't show an instance of the occurrence of thought absent a being, go and sit down. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Debate Religionists * by DeepSight(m): 2:51pm On Mar 24, 2024 |
PoliteActivist: Buda, below is what I wanted ODB to tell you, because he was there. I wrote it to deepsight on Feb 16 on my last thread (Einstein):
As for cogito, I was expecting you to ask how when I told you it was disproved but you kept mute. It was proved wrong not long after Descartes expounded it. Here goes. You can't prove the existence of something by starting with the assumption that the thing already exists. Thus the statement should be: "There is thinking therefore I am", which of course doesn't make any sense. Just go and fetch me an instance of thought occuring without the existence of a being. If you can't do that, go and sit down. The rest is pedantic semantics for shallow thinkers. |
Christianity Etc › Re: What Do You Love About Sunday? by DeepSight(m): 2:10pm On Mar 24, 2024 |
wirinet: The Jesus character was a pacifist. All his actions and preaching were pacifist in nature except where he was said to have beaten people selling in the temple. I believe that narrative was added by be Catholic authorities. It makes no sense for Jesus to go to a Jewish temple he was not the chief rabbi and start fighting people selling religious ornaments. His pacifist doctrines includes; Turning the other cheek Stopping the lynching of a woman accused of adultery Entering the house and eating with gentiles Eating together on the same table with his followers and disciples. (Abomination in todays Christianity) Commanding his disciples not to fight the authorities upon his arrest. Preaching that give what belongs to caesar unto Caesar and God unto God. Forgive all those who sins against you against the prevailing "an eye for an eye". All these teachings would have been music to Roman ears oh. Consider that. |
Romance › Re: Ecosexuality: The Latest Sexual Orientation.( Pics) by DeepSight(m): 10:44am On Mar 24, 2024 |
correctguy101:

What and who's human?  Human: - Is bipedal, standing erect - has red eyes - specializes in wickedness - worships strange things as well as self - often nominates one of its own as God - is specially greedy - will often accumulate what it does not need - hates its fellow human - especially if such a fellow human is of a different tribe or race - practices slavery - practices rape, cannibalism, pedophilia, homosexuality, lesbianism, necrophilia, sadomasochism and sometimes changes its sex - believes highly in violence in order to establish hierarchies |
Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists Debate Religionists * by DeepSight(m): 9:53am On Mar 24, 2024 |
PoliteActivist: LordReed tell him  Something I've been saying since forever. Go check out my last thread, where I was trying to tell DeepSight this and he was arguing. Infact I'll find the debate and post it here just for the heck of it! It is you that misses the point still. It's this simple: the faculty of thought requires the existence of a being. Unless you can show me thought occuring absent a being - and you can't. Obviously. |