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RobbyG wrote:

muslimbangladeshi wrote:

Dubai Knight wrote:[quote="muslimbangladeshi"
I blame nonmuslim Western upbringing which is fraught with immoral lascivious lewd and pornographic lessons.

No it isn't.

You mind is full of them though.

Say goodbye!



Knight

Denial!

Now judging from this forum, it must be another trait of you Westerners.

Considering your addict status here at Dubai Forums, I have the feeling you envy us Westerners.

You may also leave this forum and never come back with your attitude against Westerners. Just a tip.

I am sorry, I don't understand your reasoning.

This is Dubai forums. Not Western world forums, England forums, Dutch forums etc.

It is our brotherly country that has made great strides and I wish our brothers all the well. I wish we can bond together to form a strong union that benefits all of us. Alhamdulillah it will be a magnificent achievement to achieve our common goals.

The Westerners are the ones who unnaturally occupy these forums.

Its the democratic vote that counts. And as demonstrated several times, it is you who is minority and showing hatred (or should I say disrespect, I'm not sure yet) against us.

The freedom of speech selects us for this forum, so its you who has to obey the laws of virtual conferencing. Have some respect, otherwise leave and join a religious fora that complies to your needs and single-minded opinions.
Showing that you don't have the decency to respect another individual's visions, opinions and culture does make you the underdog here.

Please try to adapt, like we (Westerners) try to (and succeed mostly) to your society for instance, Dubai.

muslimbangladeshi wrote:I am sick and tired of having to answer a multitude of Western trolls.

Then why do you?

muslimbangladeshi wrote:Kindly look it up. Maybe later I'll look it up myself.

Look up what?

muslimbangladeshi wrote:Is European Union a Christian club? sometimes you say no, sometimes yes.

You said it was, not me. I'm saying it's not.

muslimbangladeshi wrote:As for secularism, that has been in place in Turkey for decades. So Turkey's lack of EU membership points to one reality, EU is a Christian Club.

See, you said it again. Anyway, Turkey doesn't force the EU to be Christian by not being a member. The EU has already decided that they, like Turkey, are secular.

RobbyG wrote:Its the democratic vote that counts. And as demonstrated several times, it is you who is minority and showing hatred (or should I say disrespect, I'm not sure yet) against us.

No.

It's justice that counts. Most people in this world are Asians, can we say then all nonAsians are inferior and live by our rules?

The freedom of speech selects us for this forum, so its you who has to obey the laws of virtual conferencing. Have some respect, otherwise leave and join a religious fora that complies to your needs and single-minded opinions.

Freedom of speech selects you? What are you babbling about.

Showing that you don't have the decency to respect another individual's visions, opinions and culture does make you the underdog here.

Please try to adapt, like we (Westerners) try to (and succeed mostly) to your society for instance, Dubai.

Westerners mostly FAIL to adapt to Dubai, just look around these forums, many threads are on Westerners causing trouble.

I am in fact one of the only few persons here who respect and try utmost to adapt to Emirati religious belief, customs, values, norms etc.

One of the biggest reasons for Turkey's rejection into the EU, is it's failure to recognise the Kurdish population, which consist of over one third of the whole population. Turkey insists all it's inhabitants are Turks - according to it's constitution, which they are not.

This is a violation of the EU regulations which state that in a democratic society, which Turkey claims to be, as they hold eleciotns for members of parliament, that everyone has the right to fair representation, nor matter what creed or ethnic background they come from.

Turkey therefore commits human rights violations against the Kurds, as it fails to recognise one third of its population.

Chocoholic wrote:One of the biggest reasons for Turkey's rejection into the EU, is it's failure to recognise the Kurdish population, which consist of over one third of the whole population. Turkey insists all it's inhabitants are Turks - according to it's constitution, which they are not.

This is a violation of the EU regulations which state that in a democratic society, which Turkey claims to be, as they hold eleciotns for members of parliament, that everyone has the right to fair representation, nor matter what creed or ethnic background they come from.

Turkey therefore commits human rights violations against the Kurds, as it fails to recognise one third of its population.

This is absolutely correct.

to Mr. Bangladesh:
What I was babbling about; As this is an open internet forum, this means that everyone is able to participate in these discussions. You and me and everyone else. What I meant was that this is not your website where you can demand more arab citizens to join and expel the Westerners. Freedom of speech prohibits that from you. You can start your own Dubai forum if you like though with all sorts of religious rules, but don't come to us Westerners by saying this is your forum. It just not going to happen.

Love the free world, instead of all those things you're not allowed to.

RobbyG wrote:

Chocoholic wrote:One of the biggest reasons for Turkey's rejection into the EU, is it's failure to recognise the Kurdish population, which consist of over one third of the whole population. Turkey insists all it's inhabitants are Turks - according to it's constitution, which they are not.

This is a violation of the EU regulations which state that in a democratic society, which Turkey claims to be, as they hold eleciotns for members of parliament, that everyone has the right to fair representation, nor matter what creed or ethnic background they come from.

Turkey therefore commits human rights violations against the Kurds, as it fails to recognise one third of its population.

This is absolutely correct.

to Mr. Bangladesh:
What I was babbling about; As this is an open internet forum, this means that everyone is able to participate in these discussions. You and me and everyone else. What I meant was that this is not your website where you can demand more arab citizens to join and expel the Westerners. Freedom of speech prohibits that from you. You can start your own Dubai forum if you like though with all sorts of religious rules, but don't come to us Westerners by saying this is your forum. It just not going to happen.

Love the free world, instead of all those things you're not allowed to.

You are saying you Westerners can't accept 'free speech'. This is a forum dedicated to Dubai and you should learn to read before you make any more comments.

Freedom of speech is severely lacking in the West as obscenties are censored in the Western media and so is pornography (as it should be) in children's channels.

Hence freedom of speech is an eyewash idiotic masses in the West spout like you when they have no idea what they are talking about.

Freedom of speech doesn't exist in this forum either, otherwise there would be no bans placed nor would I be threatened to be banned, specially in view of the fact that I hadn't insulted any religion.

Chocoholic wrote:One of the biggest reasons for Turkey's rejection into the EU, is it's failure to recognise the Kurdish population, which consist of over one third of the whole population. Turkey insists all it's inhabitants are Turks - according to it's constitution, which they are not.

This is a violation of the EU regulations which state that in a democratic society, which Turkey claims to be, as they hold eleciotns for members of parliament, that everyone has the right to fair representation, nor matter what creed or ethnic background they come from.

Turkey therefore commits human rights violations against the Kurds, as it fails to recognise one third of its population.

Do I need to mention anti Muslim sentiment? Didn't I give a link in this thread somewhere on this?

muslimbangladeshi wrote:I am 100% in agreement with you. This is the call of the hour, need of the day for Muslims the world over. It's not just Arabs, we have to include Persians, Kurds, Turks, Pashtuns, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Malaysians, Indonesians, Somalis, Senegalese, Russian, Chechen, and all Muslims in this unity.

what is this muslim unity you keep speaking of...putting all those groups together...its laughable....first there is a geographical problem...and then you've got all the ethnic differences as well as cultural ones...somalis can barely unite themselves..arabs treating pakistanis, somalis, indonesians etc as equals...ya right...will they have an equal exchange of labour and rights like the eu?
what kind of delusional bangladeshi are you...i've never seen anyone kiss so much arab a$$ in my entire life...get a grip

Its a moron. Everybody knows by now.

The guy loves to talk to air and we just make fun of him.

i don't think arab unity is impossible. but with angry kids who never show willingness to learn, listen, reason, respect, etc., it's not going to happen ever.

one can argue that policy adopted by western countries is what causing arab countries not to unite. who gave and still giving them chance ?!!! LOL, i remember a bed-time story i used to hear when i was child. "once two goats started fighting, a wolf saw this and .............". arabs were not (i do not think they still are) weak. no matter what western world did and still doing, it's the arab people and their state of mind which are to be blamed.

also it should not be based on religion, but based on geographical location.

Oh yes, the Western world is responsible for everything bad that happens everywhere else. We make everyone divided, make everyone commit crimes, fraud, abuse etc. We make everyone all over the world turn into immoral people. I know, no country is responsible for its own problems, they can just chalk it up to "evil" Western influence again. No individual should be responsible for their own conduct, then can just blame the influence of the West that they have been exposed to. It is always easier to blame someone else, isn't it?

Chocoholic wrote:One of the biggest reasons for Turkey's rejection into the EU, is it's failure to recognise the Kurdish population, which consist of over one third of the whole population. Turkey insists all it's inhabitants are Turks - according to it's constitution, which they are not.

This is a violation of the EU regulations which state that in a democratic society, which Turkey claims to be, as they hold eleciotns for members of parliament, that everyone has the right to fair representation, nor matter what creed or ethnic background they come from.

Turkey therefore commits human rights violations against the Kurds, as it fails to recognise one third of its population.

lol hahaha and now we drift to other reasons i guess i can say the same about Israel human rights violations against the muslims and christians but yet they are supported by USA for their actions

Chocs was talking about the EU, and then you compare it to how the US supports Israel - yeah, good comparison.

EU and USA are same thing? Faulty logic.

kanelli wrote:Chocs was talking about the EU, and then you compare it to how the US supports Israel - yeah, good comparison.

EU and USA are same thing? Faulty logic.

i was comparing the 2. how one is not allowed in the EU for human rights issues and how the other is supported by USA for whatever it does including killing ppl. GET IT??? comprende??