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Politics › Re: Britain Links Homophobia In Africa To Foreign Aid.is That The Right Thing To Do? by redsun(m): 5:08pm On Jun 26, 2011
Sagamite:
Don't rest your case!

I knew where you were heading, I was just indulging.

You debate like a kid, no doubt, and your arguments are utterly jejune and sourced from impressionable rubbish arguments I have seen and most likely you have consumed with a young brain.

I was just waiting patiently for you to say "if you did not choose you sex, then poofs did not choose theirs and are as OK as you". The normal rubbish platitudes. I was plainly indulging you.

Here is the education:

Heterosexuality is natural, it is not a big deal if people are it. Poofterism, paedophilia, necrophilia are deviancies. And anyone claiming they are natural and on par with heterosexuality needs to revise their arguments.

Your "case" you are resting can get you a pass mark at your stage in school, but at higher stages, it is a weak argument.
Sagamite:
Don't rest your case!

I knew where you were heading, I was just indulging.

You debate like a kid, no doubt, and your arguments are utterly jejune and sourced from impressionable rubbish arguments I have seen and most likely you have consumed with a young brain.

I was just waiting patiently for you to say "if you did not choose you sex, then poofs did not choose theirs and are as OK as you". The normal rubbish platitudes. I was plainly indulging you.

Here is the education:

Heterosexuality is natural, it is not a big deal if people are it. Poofterism, paedophilia, necrophilia are deviancies. And anyone claiming they are natural and on par with heterosexuality needs to revise their arguments.

Your "case" you are resting can get you a pass mark at your stage in school, but at higher stages, it is a weak argument.
What kind of person are you?You just deem it cool showing your uppity state of mind most time.And upon all the "uppitiness" you can't even be semi rational and reasonable.You are still as crude as ever

Last time on another irrational thread,you made a comment of yourself being a "hilter" without even understanding the implications and how grossly daft you sounded.
Politics › Re: Ogun State Governor Flees Government House, Embarks On Spiritual Cleansing by redsun(m): 4:55pm On Jun 26, 2011
Obasanjo really looks like a chimp.Does the way people look affect their thinking or vice versa?

What is happening here is the typical blood line that nigeria runs on,delusion.Nigerian adults are 98 percent deluded and they expect things to function in reality.

Man,give me these people,i will put them in their places.
Politics › Re: Britain Links Homophobia In Africa To Foreign Aid.is That The Right Thing To Do? by redsun(m): 4:33pm On Jun 26, 2011
Sagamite:
3. The lame platitudes of 2 consenting adults is too weak. In the US, two consenting adults are thrown in jail for wanting to be together.
Don't even use america as a criteria for fairness and sanity.aAmerican society is just as crude and retarded in many aspects as africa as a result of brainwashed philosophies in the name of orgarnized religions,dogmatic and unreasonable moral codes that defies the test of time.
Music/Radio › Re: The Frailty Of Buju Banton by redsun(op): 4:17pm On Jun 26, 2011
EuroMeko:
I hear you ma bruda.

But you have to understand that Bujus dominance in the industry had passed.

Just like OJ Simpson, I was saddened that Buju handed himself over to "The Man" on a silver platter.
Very much unexpected from Buju.His plight shows how a sage can easily give in to the things of the world.

Like the devil says,i will give you all the trappings of the world,if you just bow.

Rastaman don't bow.
Music/Radio › Re: The Frailty Of Buju Banton by redsun(op): 4:14pm On Jun 26, 2011
ragdollz:
Ooooookaaaayyyyy. . . .


So how many wraps you smoked??
Does it seem like a prophet is talking to you?Just common sense mr,it is happening right before your eyes
Politics › Re: Britain Links Homophobia In Africa To Foreign Aid.is That The Right Thing To Do? by redsun(m): 4:08pm On Jun 26, 2011
Beggars have no choice but to follow the flow.A people that cannot provide for themselves and their citizens as a result of gross immorality,outright dubiouness and stack ignorance have no moral justification whatever.

Oyinbos are aliens and if you must be different from them,you got to find your own ways.I personnel think homosexuality is a kind of brain deviation and people that are should be left alone to deal with their affairs,not tormented.It is a way of life,a way of reality that could be mean illusion to others
Politics › Re: Igboman Invested In Islamic Banking by redsun(m): 3:51pm On Jun 26, 2011
kcswat:
islam a way of life? islam is a way to kill life. mind hw u talk. u called christian infidel yet u are usin there inventories. mmsswweeehhh
Both religions are aliens nigeria and they never gonna be in way of progress of true nigerians.They will be sifted and whatever that is good about them will be assimilated.

Meanwhile,invention is part of evolution and i wouldn't use it if i can't afford it.And i am part of the flow,i can do with and i can do without but the important thing is for me to alive with instincts,not like a robot,like most of you christian and moslem bruvs
Politics › Re: Igboman Invested In Islamic Banking by redsun(m): 3:35pm On Jun 26, 2011
Conventional banks are too greedy,they hold people in perpetual boundage with the people's monies.

Islam is suppose to be a way of life,it charts it way differently in all walks of life and even though most of its ways are extreme,its banking system is humane and should be condone by all normals.

Greed is what is making the world a turbulent place.
Properties › Re: Why Is Nigerian Architecture So Uninspiring? by redsun(m): 3:05pm On Jun 26, 2011
Nigerians should learn to tap into the sunlight by using open glass roofs to light up buildings during the day.And when there is blackout at night as usual,moonlight can light up buildings with open glass roofs,even the bright stars that are quite common in nigeria can bring rays to dark dungeons
Music/Radio › Snoop Has Crossed The Line by redsun(op): 2:16pm On Jun 26, 2011
Snoop has crossed the line,what do you guys think of his i just wanna make you sweat,he sound more like the black eyed Peas than the real street soldier.I think it is funny coming from snoop.

Does it mean true hip hop is dead?
TV/Movies › Top Gear Sulk-s by redsun(op): 2:01pm On Jun 26, 2011
Do anybody jeremy clarkson and his top gear crew of BBC 2 like i do?I just think those guys are bunch of vulgar and ill mannered brats,messing around like naughty children and getting paid hugely for it.
Music/Radio › What Is It About Lindsey Lohan That Keeps Her Out Of Jail? by redsun(op): 1:57pm On Jun 26, 2011
Why is lindsey lohan treated like an untouchable princess in america,if it were to be a sister messing,she would have long be locked up for good.Oyinbo justice system sulks in-toto,it favours the rich and the well connected,the true born as oppose to the nobodies,.
Music/Radio › The Frailty Of Buju Banton by redsun(op): 1:47pm On Jun 26, 2011
How could Buju Banton have condescending so low by messing with poison and give babylon the chance to chain him up like a caged lion.

What could have made him do such a thing?Wasn't he making enough cash as a soul superstar to sustain a comfortable life style?

He has just been thrown into the cooler for ten years by the babylonians.It is a sad time for reggae music,a soldier has just been chained up.

Babylon try so much to run down reggae music and make life so difficult for reggae stars to make descent living as superstars.They push reggae to the background,away from everyday people, just like they try so much on hip hop as if reggae and hip hop music are antrax and blackman on his own has no market power.
Properties › Re: Why Is Nigerian Architecture So Uninspiring? by redsun(m): 1:25pm On Jun 26, 2011
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=699066.msg8592590#msg8592590 date=1309074681]Safety comes first in Naija.[/quote]Safety!!How can there be safety in a country that runs on outright injustices?

The guilty are afraid.It is only a guilty person that is scared.
Properties › Re: Why Is Nigerian Architecture So Uninspiring? by redsun(m): 8:48am On Jun 26, 2011
Nigerians are like walking zombies,everything they do,they do it steeped in fundamental ignorance.It is time we look into mud and thatch  buildings and innovate our ancestral heritage that seems quite suitable for nigerian enviroment,instead building coffins and bunkers in the name homes.
Properties › Re: Why Is Nigerian Architecture So Uninspiring? by redsun(m): 8:31am On Jun 26, 2011
Pafuri:
Why is Nigeria so unlnspiring? That is what I want to know.
Uninspiring entails a whole lot,not just structure.First of all people have to understand the meaning of a communities,villages,towns and cities before they can grasp the meaning of environmental planning and architectural designs.

Nigerians build houses just for shelter not to make constructive and creative statements,just like every other thing they do in nigeria,doing things because others are doing it not because they understand what it is all about.

Nigerians need to go back to basics and try to understand simple but complex structures like termite mounds,bee hives,spider webs and even rabbit holes,then maybe they will begin to grasp the meaning and purposes of architectures.
Properties › Re: Why Is Nigerian Architecture So Uninspiring? by redsun(m): 7:55am On Jun 26, 2011
What makes nigerian buildings more disgusting are surroundings in which they are built,unpaved pavements,driveways and open drains.Nigerians spends millions building mansions in places that looks like landfill sites.
Politics › Re: Igboman Invested In Islamic Banking by redsun(m): 1:09am On Jun 26, 2011
A typical igboman is like water,without enemies and boundaries,omi according to Abami.

Water no get enemy
Politics › Re: Igboman Invested In Islamic Banking by redsun(m): 1:02am On Jun 26, 2011
If christians are so disturbed about it,why can't they set up their banks?Oh,their banks belongs to GOs,daddies,papas,mamas,bisops and pastors,the proceeds they use for private jets and lavish mansions,while the congregations suffers.
Politics › Re: Igboman Invested In Islamic Banking by redsun(m): 12:55am On Jun 26, 2011
It is all about profits,availability and conditions.It is not about religion or tribe,it is about who has a better offer,an offer that can harmonize societies and check excess greed.
Politics › Re: Igboman Invested In Islamic Banking by redsun(m): 12:43am On Jun 26, 2011
Normal christian will have any problem with normal islamic bank,it is just a bank that operates differently in principles from the  neck knotting and shylocks conventional banks.The only people that will make trouble out of it will be the same punk ass almajirins and some punk ass christians who doesn't know what life is all about.
Politics › Re: A Call For A Covert Revolution by redsun(op): 12:29am On Jun 26, 2011
[quote author=haka_nai link=topic=699253.msg8591348#msg8591348 date=1309043651]we don't have good plan,vision or devotion to national interest.devotion is religious and tribal period!!!! We go wait until you show chairman!! undecided undecided undecided[/quote]You seem happy to think of yourself and others as foo-ls without vision,good plans and intuitions.What makes you think you don't have those capabilities?Just because you are not using them does not mean you don't have them,you got to search them out and start using them and that is when you will become a being.
Politics › Re: A Call For A Covert Revolution by redsun(op): 12:04am On Jun 26, 2011
It is easier to get away with things in naija that is a no man's land, than a mirrored world like yankee,a world that is timed and recorded.All one needs in nigeria are vision good plan and devotion
Politics › Re: A Call For A Covert Revolution by redsun(op): 11:55pm On Jun 25, 2011
I will probably play god when i come to nigeria.I won't be restricted by illusions but by justice.

You can do it.
Politics › A Call For A Covert Revolution by redsun(op): 11:45pm On Jun 25, 2011
Why can't there be an orgarnized subterrenean revolution of taking out  all the corrupt elements in nigeria,politicians especially?Some kind of covert operation undertaken by men and women who are ready to give all for a change.A system of hitting the the corrupt rich,strip them all of all their available ill gotten loots and kpeme them for good.

Instead of robbing poor and hard working people,hard men should focus on robbing the known corrupt individuals in the society,those that amassed their wealth dubiously.Rob them,fleece them and do away with them without reservations.And in turn use the proceeds to finance the cause,the cause that will not be for  blings,but for fundamental change without too much chaos.

Maybe with a continuous trend like that,nigerians will sit up and become responsible and accountable.There got to be a better way of taking out the corrupt people without causing too much hardship for the common man in the name of war and total anarchy.

Politicians don't represent tribes in nigeria,they represent crime syndicates that cuts across tribes.
Politics › Re: Fra Williams' 4 Sons Fight Over Father's N26b Estate Gets Messier by redsun(m): 9:08pm On Jun 19, 2011
It is a new trend in nigeria these days,disunity and useless rivalries in family units.Absolute backwardness.

Nigerians are very selfish and greedy animals on average
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan by redsun(m): 7:06pm On Jun 19, 2011
Going by political scene in nigeria,98 percent of nigerian politicians are traitors,enemies of the state and the people.

It is the people against the politicians but ordinary nigerians have been for so long subjected to abject suffering to the point that their minds are no longer functioning,even though they strongly believe they are functional,functional in a very ne.gative perspective
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan by redsun(m): 6:56pm On Jun 19, 2011
For a reasonable person to begin to consider gej as a leader,he will have to incarcerated,rehabilitated and then reconcile with the good people of nigeria for his crimes of corruptions and maladministration.That is if he is the only left capable of ruling nigeria.

He is a traitor,pure and simple and the only place for traitors is the dungeon.
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan by redsun(m): 6:30pm On Jun 19, 2011
Dyt:
^^ m assumin u know d one na
I can't think of any among gej's gang and that is why it is a doomed situation
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan by redsun(m): 6:23pm On Jun 19, 2011
Dyt:
So who s nt a demon?
The good one/s that carries out his/her responsibilities without fear,favour,negligence,kick-back,pilfering,looting and bribe
Politics › Re: Goodluck Jonathan by redsun(m): 5:34pm On Jun 19, 2011
Demon cannot cast away demon.Gej is part of the demons that torments nigeria.

That the north does not have autonomous hold on power does not mean anything has changed for common nigerians

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