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DeepSight:PAID AI DETECTOR What part of that cant you read? An AI detector that choss checks all other PAID AI detectors and I told steadygo how to get it step by step so none of you can call me a liar. |
TenQ:Paid NOT free AI detector results And Here are the specific signs that this is an AI generated response: The "Listicle" Structure AI models love numbered lists. When asked to "defend God's existence" or "provide scientific proof," an AI will almost always default to a 1-10 list format. While humans do this too, the AI’s version is perfectly balanced, with each point roughly the same length and following a logical progression (Cosmology \rightarrow Biology \rightarrow Consciousness \rightarrow Theology). "Polished but Generic" Phrasing Notice the specific vocabulary: "Uncaused First Cause": This is a classic "textbook" term that AI pulls from its training on philosophy. "Biological Organism with a SOFTWARE called the SOUL": AI often uses technological metaphors (software, kernel, hardware) to explain abstract concepts because it has been trained on a vast amount of tech-related data. "Subjective experience": A very common AI "filler" phrase. Lack of "Forum Flavor" Nairaland is famous for its very specific Nigerian slang, "Naija" English, and a certain combative or highly emotive energy. This post has zero typos, zero local slang, and a very "clinical" or "Western academic" tone. It reads like an essay or a blog post rather than a forum comment. The "Flatland" Metaphor The use of Flatland is a very common "pre packaged" analogy found in AI training data. When an AI is asked to explain "higher dimensions" or "miracles" in a rational way, it almost invariably references Flatland because it's the most famous literary example of that concept. Perfect Grammar and Pacing Humans especially in heated online debates usually have "bursty" writing. They use fragments, multiple exclamation marks, or run-on sentences. This text has perfect punctuation and a very steady, rhythmic pacing. It is "too clean" for a spontaneous forum argument. The "Non Scriptural" Prompting The opening line, "I feel led to answer you without using scripture," is a common way users prompt AI: "Give me an argument for God but don't use the Bible." The AI then generates exactly what it was told a series of "scientific ish" sounding points.
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TenQ:The Scandi atheist deconstruction........ Let’s take this apart calmly, without insults, and see whether the argument actually holds up. First problem: “A building proves a builder, therefore the universe proves God.” This is a category error. We know buildings have builders because we already have independent evidence that builders exist and that buildings are human-made. That logic cannot be universally applied to everything that looks complex. Nature produces complex, structured systems all the time without conscious design. Snowflakes, crystals, hurricanes, galaxies, river deltas. Complexity alone is not evidence of intention. To argue design, you must first demonstrate a reliable method for distinguishing designed systems from undesigned ones, then show the universe falls into the “designed” category. Simply pointing at complexity and declaring “builder” is not a proof. Also, using AI as proof of God backfires. AI demonstrates that apparently intelligent, rational behavior can arise from non-spiritual mechanisms like computation, statistics, and training data. If anything, it weakens the claim that intelligence requires a soul. Second problem: “The universe is about 13.6 billion years old, therefore it had a beginning, therefore God.” The Big Bang describes an early hot, dense state of the universe. It does not automatically mean creation from absolute nothing. Cosmology currently traces the universe back to a limit of our models. Beyond that point, physics is incomplete, not “proven God territory.” “We don’t know yet” is not evidence for a specific metaphysical explanation, let alone Christianity. Ignorance is not a bridge to theology. Third problem: “Time, space, and matter appeared simultaneously.” Even if time emerges with the universe, that creates a problem for the argument, not a solution. Cause and effect as we understand them are temporal concepts. They rely on sequence. Before and after. If time does not exist “before” the universe, then saying “the cause happened before the universe” is incoherent. You cannot rely on causation as a law and then apply it outside the domain where causation has meaning. That is internally inconsistent. Fourth problem: Entropy is misunderstood. Entropy does not say “complexity cannot arise.” It says total entropy in an isolated system increases. Local order can and does increase all the time, as long as entropy increases elsewhere. That is why stars form, crystals grow, and life exists. Claiming entropy prevents self-assembly is simply incorrect physics. Entropy allows local complexity in energy-flowing systems. Also, “from nothing” is a philosophical claim, not a settled scientific conclusion. Fifth problem: “Entropy proves the universe could not have always existed.” This depends on specific assumptions about the universe as an isolated system with fixed thermodynamic rules across all time. Many cosmological models challenge or modify those assumptions. Entropy arguments are not universal proofs of a beginning. And even if they were, they would only suggest a boundary condition, not a personal God, and certainly not Christianity. Sixth problem: “There is a scientific law that everything has a cause.” There is no such scientific law. Causation is a metaphysical principle, not a universal empirical rule. Some interpretations of quantum mechanics even treat certain events as fundamentally probabilistic, not classically caused. Science does not hand you “everything that exists must have a cause.” Seventh problem: “The universe is an effect of a cause.” This conclusion assumes three things that are not proven: That the universe truly began to exist in the absolute sense That everything that begins must have a cause That causation applies outside time and space All three are asserted, not demonstrated. Eighth problem: “The cause must be outside physical laws.” This is special pleading. You remove the laws that define causation and then keep the word “cause” anyway. That’s not an explanation, it’s a label for mystery. You cannot say “causation requires no laws, no time, no structure” and still claim to understand what happened. Ninth problem: “Uncaused First Cause.” If everything needs a cause, then God needs a cause. If God does not need a cause, then not everything needs a cause. In that case, the universe itself could be the uncaused brute fact. You don’t get to invent a universal rule and then exempt your preferred entity. Tenth problem: “The cause must be spaceless, timeless, matterless, and intelligent.” This is pure assertion. Intelligence involves processing, selecting, deciding, and intending. Those are changes of state. Change implies sequence. Sequence implies time. A timeless intelligence is conceptually undefined unless carefully explained, which it never is. A timeless being cannot “decide” to create at a moment, because moments require time. Now the questions. On infinite regress: It is not scientifically proven that an infinite regress of causes is impossible. It is a philosophical debate. Even if infinite regress were impossible, that does not logically lead to a personal God. It could lead to a necessary physical principle, a boundary condition, or a brute fact. The claim “you can’t traverse infinity to reach now” misunderstands infinity. The number line has no first negative number, yet zero exists just fine. An infinite past does not require starting somewhere and walking forward. On DNA and information: DNA is not a “library” in the sense of a book written by an author. It is a chemical sequence that participates in self-replication via biochemistry. Information in the technical sense does not require a mind. Tree rings contain information about climate. Snow layers contain information about snowfall. No author required. Evolution is not random typing. It is random variation plus non-random selection. That selection acts as an information ratchet, preserving functional structures over time. The claim that a decoder must exist fully formed at the same time is false. Biology allows gradual, overlapping, imperfect systems. Early life models include molecules that both store information and catalyze reactions. There is no requirement for a complete modern decoding system to appear all at once. Even in computing, self-modifying code, evolutionary algorithms, and program-generating programs already exist. Finally, even if you granted a “first cause” or a “designer,” none of this gets you to Christianity. It does not get you prophets, salvation, souls, spirits, or your specific theology. That leap is asserted, not argued. Flatland is a useful metaphor for intellectual humility, not religious certainty. If anything, it should make us less confident in declaring that we already know the ultimate nature of reality. In short: the argument relies on metaphors, misunderstandings of physics, and repeated special pleading. Naming a mystery “God” does not explain it. If God exists, He deserves better arguments than this. TenQ check mate and you claim i didn't read your passive aggressive nonsense |
TenQ:None of that is evidence its belief and no more |
Boomark:No, Nigerian men cause the suffering, not women. One in four girls under 18 in Nigeria experience sexual violence. One in ten boys. That's UNICEF and Nigerian data, and those are only reported cases. The real numbers are higher because most victims never report due to stigma, fear, or zero faith in the system actually doing anything. So the question stands, are children raping themselves? Human rights violations happen daily in Nigerian families. Not some families, not a few bad apples, this is systemic. Families block marriages unless people submit to their demands, hiding behind "tradition is mandatory" when tradition gives you no legal or moral authority over adult lives. You have no say, you just act like you do and everyone pretends that's normal. Lives get ruined constantly. Daughters, sisters, cousins, all in the name of traditions and culture that half the people enforcing them don't even practice themselves. And the women aren't the ones doing this, they have no control over the country, no structural power to enforce any of it. Then there's marital rape. Under the Criminal Code and Penal Code that still govern most of Nigeria, marital rape isn't a crime. The law defines unlawful sexual intercourse as happening outside of marriage, meaning by legal definition a husband cannot rape his wife. The Violence Against Persons Prohibition Act from 2015 changed this, but only in the handful of states that actually adopted it. For most of the country the old codes still apply and spousal rape remains legal. Most Nigerian men justify this with bride price logic, "I paid for you so you owe me submission," then turn around and complain when women speak up because providing a basic lifestyle apparently deserves constant praise and worship. So again, who's violating human rights in this country? Is it the women with no structural power? Or is it the fathers, uncles, brothers, and male cousins who control the families, the laws, and the enforcement of both? |
steadygo:I got banned, right like I told that Tello619 or Tello916 Step 1, I use a uk number in Nigeria because its unlimited everything with EE download a paid vpn and proton is the best option £8.09 per month and set it to any European country that will unlock the European play store Step 2, download gptzero the paid version and we will know if you lie or not because it will look exactly like mine So in summary £8.09 for the vpn and £16 for the AI detector |
steadygo:YES A FREE ONE and i specifically used a paid one that cross checks all PAID AI detectors You picked 1 free ai detectors the most unreliable free version that cross checks nothing |
TenQ:What proof have any of you got that any god exists? You are all wrong until you can prove it to the entire world all at the same time, if your gods are real and all powerful what is the excuse for hiding? |
Boomark:See the arrogance and narcissistic attitude of Nigerian men? Assuming people want their approval? No wonder you all lie over something as petty as weddings. |
Eniitankorede:Funny how you dont attack the white atheist in living in your country when I correct you so.... I enjoin you to truncate your current sequence of ostentatious and pugnacious vociferations for i am poised to dissolve your composure within a vat of highly acidic and sesquipedalian terminology |
steadygo:You used AI steadygo a PAID AI detector proves it
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Kobojunkie:Kobojunkie, what you’re doing here is theological cherry picking dressed up as scholarship, and it’s embarrassing to watch someone with access to the full Bible pretend half of it doesn’t exist. You’ve frozen Jesus at Matthew 15:24 like someone pausing a film mid-scene and then writing a review based on that single frame. Yes, Jesus said he was sent to the lost sheep of Israel. Nobody disputes that. What you’re doing is pretending the rest of the passage doesn’t count. Same chapter. Same interaction. The Canaanite woman persists. Her daughter is healed. Jesus publicly praises her faith. If “crumbs” were the ceiling, the miracle would not have happened. End of story. But context destroys your position, which is why you avoid it. Jesus didn’t make a one-off exception and then revert to ethnic exclusivity. He consistently broke covenant boundaries throughout his ministry. He heals a Roman centurion’s servant and says he hasn’t found faith like that in Israel. He reveals his messiahship to a Samaritan woman. He makes a Samaritan the moral hero of a parable. He says many will come from east and west to sit with Abraham. That’s not accidental. That’s the design. Then comes the resurrection, where your argument really collapses. Matthew 28:19: “Go and make disciples of all nations.” Not Israel plus exceptions. All nations. Acts reinforces this explicitly. Peter receives a vision telling him not to call unclean what God has made clean, specifically in reference to Gentiles. Paul’s entire ministry exists because the covenant expanded, not because Gentiles were begging for scraps. Galatians 3:28: neither Jew nor Greek, all one in Christ. Romans 10:12: no difference between Jew and Gentile. Romans 9 pre empts your bloodline fixation entirely: “not all who are descended from Israel are Israel.” What you’re actually doing is Old Covenant literalism while ignoring the New Covenant altogether, which is ironic given that you’re quoting Jesus, who is the hinge between the two. That’s not Bible study. That’s identity cosplay with scripture as the costume. The correct framing, which the entire New Testament builds toward, is simple: Jesus’ earthly ministry began with Israel because covenant history begins there. The gospel’s trajectory is outward expansion, not ethnic lockdown. You can’t have it both ways. Either you accept the full counsel of scripture, or you admit you’re mining verses to support a pre existing agenda. And yes, before you try the usual deflection I’m an atheist. This isn’t faith. It’s literacy. |
Fenrir:And this is supposed to be the land of scams. Im disappointed people you could be great if you thought outside the box. Well, ill show you how 🤔 |
Fenrir:The Royal Return: A Proclamation from the Longship Subjects, Jollof enthusiasts, generator whisperers, and those still trying to pronounce "Svalbard" without summoning ancient demons: I HAVE RETURNED! After a brief sabbatical spent consulting with the Great Polar Bears of the North (who send their regards and asked why you lot don't just eat the crude oil instead of fighting over it), attempting to teach Norwegian reindeer the fine art of "danfo dodging," and explaining to my Viking ancestors why I traded my fur cloak for a breathable agbada that makes me look like a well-dressed curtain, your King has docked his longship once again at Tarkwa Bay! My journey back was TREACHEROUS. We were nearly capsized by a rogue tsunami of "unsolicited wedding invitations," attacked by a kraken made entirely of expired MTN data bundles, and briefly detained by customs who demanded to know why my longship was registered as a "luxury keke napep." But the sacred aroma of spicy Suya acted as our North Star, its smoky tendrils guiding us home through the fog of generator exhaust to this blessed land of 24/7 sunlight and 0/24 electricity. The State of the Kingdom: A Royal Assessment I have observed the realm in my absence, watching from afar with a telescope made of disappointment and Viking tears. My heart bleeds like a sliced tomato in a Thermomix set to "apocalypse mode." I see you STILL struggle with "Nigerian Time." As your King, I find this categorically unacceptable and a personal insult to my punctual Nordic soul. From this day forward, "5 minutes" shall actually mean "5 MINUTES" not "sometime between now and the heat death of the universe." Exception: If you are waiting for a tailor, wedding planner, or NEPA, the laws of physics, time, and basic human decency remain suspended by divine decree. These professions exist in a quantum state where promises are both kept and broken simultaneously until you show up angry. New Royal Mandates (Effective Immediately Upon Pain of Yodeling) To celebrate my glorious homecoming and the fact that the ceremonial goat survived my absence without staging a coup, I hereby add the following non-negotiable brilliance to the Royal Decrees of Nigeriask: 1. The Great Infrastructure Swap Since you have too much sun and we have too much ice (seriously, we have SO MUCH ice, we don't know what to do with it), I am proposing the Trans-Atlantic Temperature Pipeline Project. We will send you massive blocks of Norwegian glaciers via royal longship to: Cool your beer to optimal drinking temperature Provide air conditioning for exactly 6 minutes before melting Create the world's first "Ice Skating Rink in Lekki" (operational hours: 6am-6:02am) In return, you will send us enough concentrated Lagos heat, traffic rage, and "I said FIVE MINUTES" energy to make Oslo feel like Oshodi at 2pm in July. Our Vikings are tired of being frozen. They want to sweat! They want to complain about heat! They want to experience the joy of saying "this sun is not smiling today!" 2. The National Anthem Revision The anthem shall now be performed EXCLUSIVELY on a talking drum accompanied by a heavy metal Viking guitar solo, three confused violinists, and one very aggressive triangle player who takes their job far too seriously. It MUST be played at a volume that ensures: The neighbors in Ghana can hear our superiority Dogs in Cameroon start howling Satellites briefly lose signal Your ancestors wake up confused 3. Currency Reform: The Suya Standard The Naira shall henceforth be backed by the Suya Standard™ (patent pending, all rights reserved, Ghana can cry about it). Official exchange rate: 1 stick of kidney = 5 sticks of beef 1 stick of chicken = 3 sticks of beef (chicken is for the weak) 1 gizzard = Parliamentary immunity Inflation will be permanently solved because everyone will be too busy eating, arguing about yaji spice levels, and fighting over the last stick to print more money. Economic crisis: SOLVED. You're welcome. 4. Royal Transportation Overhaul Public transport shall be IMMEDIATELY replaced by: In Lagos/Coastal Regions: Domesticated whales in the lagoons, trained to navigate Third Mainland Bridge traffic. They don't require petrol, only moss, fresh fish, and occasional compliments like "You're doing amazing, Oluwakemi the Whale." In the North: Armored battle-reindeer equipped with: Anti-pothole hooves Built-in GPS (because unlike humans, they're PUNCTUAL) The ability to side-eye danfo drivers In Abuja: Giant royal eagles that only land for senators. Everyone else walks. This builds character. 5. The Ceremonial Goat Promotion The ceremonial goat, having survived my absence with dignity and only moderate property damage, is hereby promoted to Lord High Chancellor of Recursive Bleating. His responsibilities include: Attending all state functions Judging anyone who brings "just passing by" energy to a party Eating all official documents he deems "unnecessarily boring" 6. Mandatory National Siesta Every day at 3 PM, the entire nation STOPS. All generators are silenced by royal decree Traffic lights turn to "nap mode" (which looks identical to their current "not working" mode) Anyone caught refusing a nap will be sentenced to reading Norse poetry aloud while standing on one foot and balancing a bowl of eba on their head This is non-negotiable. Even armed robbers must observe siesta. Crime can wait. Sleep cannot. 7. The Great Hat Renaissance Every citizen must own at least one RIDICULOUS hat. The more feathers, bells, jingle jangles, LED lights, and structural engineering violations, the higher your social standing. Boring hats (baseball caps, berets, normal fedoras) are hereby BANNED. Your hat must: Make people question your sanity Require a building permit Have its own weather system The Royal Hat Inspector will conduct surprise inspections. Failure to comply results in mandatory enrollment in "Interpretive Dance Appreciation Classes" taught by the royal jester at 5am. 8. Meeting Protocol Reform All meetings business, family, church, even accidental eye contact with your ex MUST begin with a dramatic entrance. Acceptable dramatic entrance methods: Kicking down the door (repair costs on you) Arriving via zip-line while playing a saxophone Emerging from a cloud of harmless but excessive smoke Cartwheeling in while someone beatboxes your theme song Failure to make a dramatic entrance results in: Immediate exile to the ceremonial goat pen (he's judging you) Being forced to attend every family meeting for the next year Having to explain to the Royal Hat Inspector why you're so BORING 9. Dispute Resolution Reform All official disputes land cases, marriage conflicts, "who makes the best jollof" arguments shall be settled by competitive yodeling. Judges will be appointed by the royal jester, who is legally required to wear awig made of dried stockfish during all proceedings. If yodeling fails (it won't), we resort to: Synchronized swimming in a kiddie pool Extreme ironing competitions Whoever can explain NEPA billing the fastest 10. The Jollof Supremacy Act Nigerian jollof rice remains the OFFICIAL, UNDISPUTED, UNQUESTIONABLE food of the kingdom. Anyone caught: Questioning this fact Suggesting Ghanaian jollof is "also good" Even THINKING about Senegalese jollof Shall be sentenced to eat ONLY Norwegian lutefisk (fermented fish jelly that smells like industrial accidents) for one calendar month while we play "Sweet Mother" on repeat but only the instrumental version so you can fully contemplate your crimes. A Stern Warning to the Royal Jester I see the Royal Jester has been busy during my absence. GOOD. Keep it up. Your job security depends on the nation's laughter levels remaining above "mild chuckle." However, if the laughter stops, I might actually have to start GOVERNING, and trust me, NOBODY wants a Viking trying to fill out civil service paperwork. It involves far too many axes, not enough staplers, and someone always ends up crying about "proper documentation" when I've clearly just solved the problem with fire and intimidation. So keep juggling! Keep joke-telling! Keep the people entertained! Your life depends on it! (Not really. Maybe. Probably. Let's not test it.) Final Royal Commands for the Homecoming Feast PREPARE THE FEAST! I want: 47 goats (46 for eating, 1 for moral support) Jollof rice prepared by exactly 12 grandmothers arguing about measurements Chin-chin that could break teeth (the good kind) Suya enough to feed an army of confused Vikings Chapman that's 60% Fanta, 30% Sprite, 10% "what is this and why is it delicious" WASH THE CEREMONIAL GOAT! He smells like poor life choices and must be presentable for his new role as Lord High Chancellor. SUMMON THE ROYAL DJ! Tell them to play: "Sweet Mother" but with MORE Viking war chanting Fela Kuti remixed with Norwegian death metal Every Wizkid song simultaneously (this is a test of the speakers) ALERT THE TAILORS! I need new royal agbadas with: Pockets big enough to hide emergency suya Embroidered Viking runes that say "I am your King, bow accordingly" Ventilation because THIS HEAT IS NOT PLAYING INFORM THE NEIGHBOURS! Let Ghana know we're back. Let them HEAR IT. Turn up the music until they file a formal complaint, THEN turn it up more. Long live the King! Long live Nigeriask! Long live Suya! Long live the ceremonial goat! 🇳🇬🇳🇴⚔️🐐🍖👑 The King has spoken. The longship is parked. The generators are confused. The goat is promoted. Order is restored. Now somebody PLEASE explain to me why NEPA changed their name but kept the same energy. |
Eniitankorede:Ignorant person? When you got the facts completely wrong? Thats what happens when you take ancient books literally. Small correction on the GPS claim, because accuracy matters. The person who made the crucial mathematical contributions that enabled modern GPS was Dr. Gladys West, an African-American woman and mathematician who worked at the U.S. Naval Surface Warfare Center from 1956 to 1998. She developed the geodetic Earth models that made precise satellite positioning possible. She was not Muslim, and GPS was a Cold War era military project, not a medieval invention. There is a separate and often conflated figure: Mariam al-Astrolabiya, a 10th-century Muslim woman who worked on astrolabes. Astrolabes are important historical navigation and astronomical instruments, but they are not GPS and have nothing to do with satellite communication. So the correct distinction is: Gladys West = modern GPS mathematics Mariam al-Astrolabiya = pre-modern astronomical instruments Both are impressive in their own contexts, but mixing them together weakens the argument rather than strengthening it. |
Kobojunkie:Moses was a murderer in the Bible NOT a killer specifically murder. The kill was premeditated. The Christian god LET Moses break the 10 commandments BEFORE the 10 commandments. |
Eniitankorede:Might you be persuaded to terminate your current sequence of ostentatious haranguing before I obfuscate your mental equilibrium with a demonstration scholarly lexicography |
Kobojunkie:Not strictly true, when the greek fella burned their special book, it lit things up quite well |
Eniitankorede:I must petition you to relinquish these histrionic enunciations lest I proceed to stupefy your perception with an avalanche of sesquipedalian prose |
Kobojunkie:What Proverbs 31 actually says, without modern projection or added distortions: Proverbs 31 does not describe a woman whose achievements exist because her husband is rich. The text repeatedly attributes competence, production, and economic activity directly to the woman herself. She: considers a field and buys it plants a vineyard from the fruit of her labor makes garments and sells them trades profitably manages servants and household operations plans ahead for seasons and scarcity The phrase “the fruit of her hands” appears repeatedly. That is authorship and agency, not allowance or male funding. Her husband is described as “known in the gates” after her competence is established. In the ancient context, a man’s public standing often reflected the order and productivity of his household. The causality in the passage flows from her wisdom to household reputation, not from male wealth to female excellence. Nothing in Proverbs 31 says: her husband is a billionaire her work is funded by his money her success is dependent on male provision Projecting modern Lagos outsourcing language like “project managers”, “househelps”, or “market cost of cooks” onto an Iron Age agrarian economy is anachronistic. “Servants” in that context meant extended household labor, kin, or apprentices. Management meant logistics, storage, trade, and seasonal planning, not payroll delegation. On sexual ethics, precision matters. The passage itself does not explicitly state “she was a virgin,” nor does it discuss her sexual past at all. However, within the moral and legal framework of ancient Israel, sexual relations were normatively restricted to marriage. It is therefore reasonable to assume that a Proverbs 31 woman would have entered marriage as a virgin, because that was the expected social norm of the culture. But that assumption does not do what many modern commentators try to make it do. Proverbs 31 evaluates a married woman in the present tense, based on her wisdom, discipline, foresight, generosity, and conduct within her household and community. The text does not construct a retroactive purity tribunal, nor does it suggest that her current virtue is erased by hypothetical past failure. Turning Proverbs 31 into a tool for declaring that “most women in the world are disqualified” is not faithful to the passage. It shifts the focus away from the virtues the text actually praises and replaces them with modern moral gatekeeping and class bias. Proverbs 31 is therefore a character and competence profile, not a wealth test and not a weapon for sexual exclusion. The passage was not written to sanctify rich men, shame poor women, or redefine female excellence as male provision. It was written to describe wisdom in action within marriage. |
SpencerForbes:Fella im 40 and 100% Scandinavian I was emancipated "made a legal man at 13" and sent to the uk And unofficially raised by an old school yoruba woman in Southampton She taught everything about Nigeria, my first trip was at 17 with her During military service i was getting phds in your cultures For all of you its not traditional, in all of your ancestors words No virginity = no traditions What the heck do you think the thanks we for? Lineage guarantee and nothing else Now its a family wanting to ritually humiliate people for their failures as parents |
SpencerForbes:Its not compulsory Its not mandatory Its not legally required anyway Thats what makes it fraud No family has any say in an adult life your whole constitution says that and there are punishments for family lying in the wedding process The second someone says "no" its repugnant in the law The family must issue a public apology 500,000 - 5,000,000 naira fine + a potential 2 - 7 years in prison Nothing about tradition is mandatory or compulsory at all You can do it or reject it but second family say YOU MUST DO IT, it becomes a crime and criminal + civil offence |
SpencerForbes:Go check my topic "this country makes me laugh sometimes" From my perspective the issue isnt men vs women From my perspective its all the fraud from family and extended family in the wedding process AND it is fraud |
SpencerForbes:But your premise is still flawed because ALOT of Nigerian + Nigerian marriages are hitting divorce as soon as they leave the country now How do you explain that? I make it clear i want to live in Nigeria that never hindered me so its not green card/visa or citizenship And its not money, while I was dating i wasn't asked for anything until actually in the relationship |
SpencerForbes:Notice i get banned a lot. Norwegian means I dont care what people say or think Blunt is not rude its just honest AI check more men on here just copy and AI after using it as logic grinder "Kobojunkie" is proof of that Then others scream AI accusations with no evidence and rant and rave not even trying to prove the accusations and attack AFTER proving them hypocrites You just did 1 bizarre thing, showed evidence of original writing THEN AI polish |
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SpencerForbes:Nonsense and you used AI for that response, want to me to prove it with paid AI detector results? I was married to a yoruba woman. No traditions and lived in Nigeria "she passed away of cancer" Now married to an igbo woman and still live in Nigeria Both marriages, the women asked me for nothing, just love and pay the bills both made their own money All that was/is expected of me is pay for the household + her personal maintenance "salons and stuff" other than that the marriage/marriages were a partnership |