Did you forget the Taliban?
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November 20, 2017 at 8:35 am #6203
David Boots
ParticipantAnyone forget the mujahideen? Remember that happy bunch of islamists who imposed terror on a region for over one hundred years?
They turned into the taliban. With the rise of ISIS and Trumpistan we all forget about the taliban. Here is a little graphic reminder of what an extreme theocratic culture produces.
Graphic Warning – do not watch this if you are easily upset…
https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d46_1388104476
November 21, 2017 at 12:37 pm #6212
Simon PayntonParticipantYou might find this article interesting, by a “progressive” American Muslim written in 2015.
November 21, 2017 at 5:15 pm #6214
StregaModeratorIslam is not the special enemy. Actually, White supremacy appears to be more deadly in the USA. Oppression is oppression, religion is religion and terrorism is terrorism. Let’s not get that confused.
November 21, 2017 at 9:56 pm #6215
Simon PayntonParticipantI don’t know, but it seems that in the US, Americans are more of a problem than Muslims lol pow pow
November 22, 2017 at 12:24 am #6218
_Robert_ParticipantMother chants her litany of boredom and frustration
But we know all her suicides are fake
Daddy only stares into the distance
There’s only so much more that he can take
Many miles away something crawls from the slime
At the bottom of a dark Afghani lakeNovember 22, 2017 at 12:51 am #6219November 22, 2017 at 4:27 am #6220
Reg the Fronkey FarmerModeratorAfghanistan…
Paper is falling out of the sky. I am in the garden.
It’s sunny day. It comes back to me in slow
motion. I’m three years old. My father is often
amazed at the fact that I should remember this far
back into my childhood. I tell him the
memories are unforgettable.Paper continues to fall, communist
propaganda literally rains down on us. The
helicopters are so noisy, so high in the sky. I
stand looking up, my arms are wide open. I want
to catch all the pieces of falling paper.Paper, paper, everywhere
At least it’s better than when they decide to shower
us with bullets.Mother is at work. She is a teacher at the school
across the street. You can see it when you
go outside the huge walls of my grandparents’
property.The walls are made of the thick hay and mud. I
remember the walls. The height of them makes me
feel protected. I imagine that these walls
are strong enough to stop the rockets.I go inside the house to play behind the big black
couch in the main guestroom. This is where we
hide when the sirens sound in the middle of the
night.One night, I hear my father pray for us to die
together if we are hit. That night he holds mother
and I close to him. I can feel him shivering as I
secretly agree with him. I’ve never seen father
frightened before.Now, I play with my big red doll when it happens. I
hear a loud noise. I know it is a bomb. I run out
into the garden. Somehow, I find my hand in my
aunt’s hand and I am being pulled behind her.Small feet try to keep up.
Everyone gathers outside,
smoke rises from the direction of the school. I see
it come up over the wall. The noise numbs my ears.
There is screaming and shouting on the other side
where mother is.We run out of the gates, into the street, though I
am hesitant. I don’t want to see her pieces lying
before me. She would be coming home for
lunch now.All I see is smoke. My heart has stopped, my
knees shake, I know she’s gone. Everyone is
crying. My grandmother holds me. My head is on her
chest and I watch the smoke. I don’t say a word. I want
her to walk out of the smoke. That’s all I want.I break free of my grandmother. I stand alone, but
I do not cry. After that I don’t remember what
happens. What I do recall is my mother, running
out of the smoke. She runs towards me. I’m in her
arms. I can smell her. She smells of mother. She
holds me tight. She cries as she whispers “we have
to get away from here.”My mouth is dry.
Zaheda GhaniNovember 22, 2017 at 9:10 am #6224.
ParticipantYou kick those heads around like a prize
You ANIMALS!
You’re like school boys in disguise
You don’t deserve to live…
If I could look you in the eyes
I’d smile with a vengeance as I smash in your face
Only difference is I’d let you wear it around for the rest of your life
I’d do it with those dead men staring in your face just in case you were confused about how I’m putting you in your place
So everyone would look at you like the piece of shit you are
I’d also poke out your eyes so you couldn’t ever play soccer again
Your religion was taken too far
I would cut your dick off too
So you couldn’t hurt a woman
Because animals like you don’t deserve to feel pleasure
You took hatred too far
I’d forgive you on the 12th day of never
I hold a special place in my heart just for you
It’s the part of me who would kill you and bring you back to life and play soccer with your head too
You deserve to die a painful death a million times over
Fuck you and go to hell and die you sick motherfuckers
Taliban my ass
November 22, 2017 at 2:11 pm #6225
StregaModeratorIn Any Tongue – David Gilmour (of Pink Floyd)
Home and done it’s just begun
His heart weighs more, more than it ever did before
What has he done? God help my son
Hey, stay a while, I’ll stay up
No sugar is enough to bring sweetness to his cup
I know sorrow tastes the same on any tongue
How was I to feel it
When a gun was in my hands
And I’d waited for so long
How was I to see straight
In the dust and blinding sun
Just a pair of boots on the ground
On the screen the young men die
The children cry in the rubble of their lives
What has he done? God help my son
Hey, stay a while, I’ll stay up
The volume pumped right up but not enough to drown it out
I hear “Mama” sounds the same in any tongue
How am I to see you
When my faith stands in the way
And the wailing is long done
How am I to know you
With a joystick in my hand
When the call to arms has come***
I’d recommend listening to the track, too. No solution is to be found in hatred. Hatred promulgates more hatred. Once the hating is done, the understanding must take place before any healing can be attempted.
November 22, 2017 at 10:26 pm #6226.
ParticipantNo solution is to be found in hatred. Hatred promulgates more hatred.
The thing is that men like that are incapable of healing and understanding. There is no “reasoning” with men who behave like primitive animals. That is what they are. Straight psychopaths.
November 22, 2017 at 11:28 pm #6228
Simon PayntonParticipant“Straight psychopaths.”
– I have a feeling that in situations like this, you get a few psychopaths in charge, manipulating the situation to bring out the worst in human nature, and getting everyone dancing to the nightmarish sociopathic tune. Look at Charles Manson.
November 23, 2017 at 1:20 am #6229
StregaModeratorBelle it is us who need to understand, if we are to approach the idea of healing the tragic situation.
November 23, 2017 at 1:36 am #6230.
ParticipantBelle it is us who need to understand, if we are to approach the idea of healing the tragic situation.
What is there to understand?
November 23, 2017 at 10:43 am #6237
Simon PayntonParticipantIt’s very unlikely to find that many actual psychopaths all in one place. There must be something else going on.
Most likely, there is a leadership composed of psychopaths and narcissists, with all the other dufuses as their “flying monkeys” or evil helpers. It’s possible for charismatic leaders to turn the whole country sociopathic, as happened in Nazi Germany. Sociopathic is defined as both psychopathic and anti-social: a criminal psychopath. We can see this kind of situation played out in a small scale, potentially anywhere – the group turns toxic because all the nice and capable people are driven out.
On top of this, there are the socially dehumanising effects of political conflict, and unpleasant religious beliefs – the outgroup become worse than rubbish, and the ingroup gain strength and cohesion from hating on the outgroup. This kind of behaviour only increases in times of conflict. Of course, this is just ripe for exploitation by people who glory in power, status and cruelty.
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November 23, 2017 at 1:49 pm #6238
Simon PayntonParticipantIt’s telling if we look at Men’s Rights Activists (i.e. dumbasses) and Social Justice Shriekers (i.e. also dumbasses). Both of these movements are straightforwardly narcissistic, in a number of ways: for example, criticism and self-responsibility are forbidden, logic doesn’t exist, integrity goes out of the window, they absolutely have to be No. 1 in every way, and any kind of actual progress towards rights is impossible (they are ineffective under-achievers), because of the way they carry on. So, neither of them actually have anything to do with rights.
It’s unlikely that each MRA or SJS is an actual narcissist, especially since each one speaks in such a standard robotic cookie-cutter way. It’s more likely that this tailor-made junk fits like a glove into a certain situation, and brings out the natural narcissism that we all possess, in the unwitting normies who are drawn in to what is effectively an ideological frontal lobotomy. So – a narcissistic ideology leads to an army of blind loudmouthed narcissists, many of whom may be “normal” in other circumstances.
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