No, what I am saying is that I am very aware of your view on which I clearly disagree.I think I am not understanding you here not4me. You say you are aware you are oppressing people but that it is not your view?
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No, what I am saying is that I am very aware of your view on which I clearly disagree.I think I am not understanding you here not4me. You say you are aware you are oppressing people but that it is not your view?
Many tourists who visit Egypt have very good experiences and many of them visit it again.I don't understand why anyone would want to soil their boots by stepping into such a primitive and repressive country anyway.
I don't understand why anyone would want to soil their boots by stepping into such a primitive and repressive country anyway. I'm sure the air there is pungent and foul if their hygiene is as lacking as their decency.
I strongly oppose westernization of our societies and the mentalities of our youth. The amount of the imported ideas and values from the West is amazing, and these imported ideas are the bad corrupting ones and which gradually erase our uniqueness as Muslims, Arabs and Egyptians. True that this is mainly an ideological battle.
Since when do you know that every single Muslim or every Muslim group believes in violent Jihad?
You are making a sweeping generalization.
I think the problem is:
People in "the West" such as MSizer (no offense :sorry1 see religious people and associate them with people such as not4me (again, no offense :sorry1.
And people like not4me see people from "the West" and associate them with people like MSizer.
So basically, people from "both sides" are making sweeping generalizations and seem to think that their "opposite" is the enemy and that they need to fight (maybe).
Now how do we fix this?
Actually, I'd love to travel to Egypt to see the pyramids. However, I have a strict policy of avoiding countries where people want to kill me because of their igorance and intolerance.
I expect you to point out my sweeping generalization, or else I'd like an admission of misrepresentation.
MSizer said:Nope, there are clear distinctions according to the Koran as to when violence is appropriate.
Of course, it's a religious matter xkatz, so I'm afraid in the interest of religious tolerance, I'm going to have to ask you to back down.
No, what I am saying is that I am very aware of your view on which I clearly disagree.
I strongly oppose westernization of our societies and the mentalities of our youth. The amount of the imported ideas and values from the West is amazing, and these imported ideas are the bad corrupting ones and which gradually erase our uniqueness as Muslims, Arabs and Egyptians. True that this is mainly an ideological battle.
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Elton John is supposed to give a private concert in Egypt May 18, but a music organization is colluding with authorities to ban him from performing.
"How do we allow a gay, who wants to ban religions, claimed that the prophet Eissa (Jesus) was gay and calls for Middle Eastern countries to allow gays to have sexual freedom?" head of the Egyptian Musician Union, Mounir al-Wasimi told the German Press Agency DPA.
Almost as bad...the article photo
(They couldn't find a better picture?!)
Why anyone would take this guy seriously is beyond me , he can sure play the piano though :yes:
lol yeah maybe the gay thing was an excuse for the real reason whihc was
"he scares us..."