i voted yes and the galaxy did get reset.
what a coincidence.
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i voted yes and the galaxy did get reset.
what a coincidence.
DarkMason
Flint
na i dont speak tagalog
never learned it. my family does tho
all of my family in the US can speak tagalog.
i use win 7 and don't have any problems :\.
(5) Einstein
(2) BC Cougar
hope these changes make it through... we need more wars, it's kinda all about who's the best infra whore now ![]()
aah, no ranks ![]()
(8) Mizzle
(7) IC Death
(3) Glue
(5) Einstein/Flint
Also, 74 had surrounded us so we just decided to take them out before they could do so to us and 65 expod into our core after Lex got deleted by the game.
confirming i am a moron just because i can make a good arguement supported by facts? which you seem to be unable to do?
oh wow, i should've been able to judge by your sig that you were an ignorant ass hole who doesn't give shit about good arguements because he himself is too stupid to come up with any, and so just attacks other people -.-
and me here trying to have a sane and good discussion, seems like i'm just being trolled... fine, then i won't discuss anything anymore.
61 vs 65 & 74 lol.
nice personal attack avo, i appreciate it.
but i see you don't get where i'm going... let me spell it out for you:
you have...
monotheist religions; one god, like christianity, Islam, Judaism, and believe it or not, Hinduism
polytheist religions; several gods, like Shinto, and the ancient Roman, Greek and Egyptian religions
atheist religions; Some ancient forms of Hinduism, including the Carvaka school, Jainism, as stated above, some versions of Buddheism (not all though, since Buddhism mixes with other religions in several regions in the world, sorry for not including this in earlier posts but i was tired of work and just writing those out of boredom).
there are several more types of religions, including pantheism and deism, but those aren't really as well known...
So, back to what i was saying: atheism is not a religion, it's a characteristic of a religion. If atheism were a religion, there'd be an uncountable amount of variations on this religion, due to every different person having other ideas about atheism/the way the universe works. not everyone is into the scientific approach, and the entire religion being based on just one characteristic, leaving behind blanks for all other characteristics (how is it worshiped, what do you believe in if there's not a god, etc.).
furthermore, i'd like to address this:
"you know how many different sects of Christianity have virtually identical beliefs but one believes one thing the other doesn't and yet they are regarded as separate religions?"
so you mean, Buddhism and Atheism are in fact different sects of an older religion that have accumulated enough followers to become a religion of themselves? what would this older religion be? or do you mean Buddhism is a sect of Atheism? And then something like "scientific atheism" could be another cult that sprang from the older atheism. that's a nice point, however, that'd mean Shinto and Ancient Greek religions would have originated from an older religion, namely "Polytheism". But how did 2 very different religions from 2 very different areas in the world, of which the (close to) only characteristic they share is polytheism, come from 1 religion? That doesn't seem logical. More logical would seem that these two totally different religions just happened to share the belief of Polytheism, not that Polytheism was the origin of both these religions. please tell me what you mean by your statement though, as i might be mistaken by what you meant...
sorry for only using buddhism as an example before, but i was too tired to do a little more research into this subject/looking things up i was uncertain about. Hopefully you will now understand my arguement, instead of calling me a moron just because i didn't write down my complete arguement thinking some of you would understand it, instead of just trying to give a meaning to my statement that's easiest for you to take down and then calling me a "moron" for not giving a good arguement...
@ V. Kemp
Still, calling atheism a religion isn't completely a correct way of using the definition of the word.
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avogadro, how's atheism a religion when Buddhists (Buddhism: a religion) are atheist but always named seperately?
Atheism could be part of a religion (such as stated above), or just be part of a lack of religion, aka being "not-religious".
> V.Kemp wrote:
> Who is getting hysterical over the word Islam, Khaz Modan? You're talking vaguely about ignorant nuts. We're talking about the proposed mosque.
You're spending your whole post on straw-man arguments, not addressing any of my points about this being a victory mosque or its proposers' radical (and offensive, and revolutionary) views, and then calling me an idiot. You're just embarrassing yourself with ad-hominem attacks while repeatedly avoiding (rather than responding to in any manner) the arguments with which you clearly disagree... or just don't like, because you have no response to them.
The way Khaz Modan named all those christians, is much like the way you are talking against the muslims. The actions of a small group of people are held against the entire religion, just like the actions of the Taliban are held against the entire Islam. I think that is what Khaz Modan is trying to explain to you.
> V.Kemp wrote:
>Chickenwingz: If you wouldn't learn anything about me if a Christian destroyed the dome of the rock with a plane and I published a book with the Dome-less Jerusalem skyline on the cover (let's say for the sake of the example I was Christian) with a title like "Spreading Christianity in a Post-[date of dome attack] Jerusalem," then I don't think you're going to learn anything from anything I could reference, type, or link here.
He's learned better than to support Sharia by name in public anymore, but I wasn't seeking to mince words. It's like a politician telling you he's not going to raise your taxes, then arguing in court that what he's doing is raising taxes months later. Let's just call it what it is from the start. I'm not into word games.
The views of the people who want to build this mosque here are not a secret. It's obviously trolls we're responding to to have to point this out repeatedly. Everyone repeating that "they have the right!" repeatedly ignores this. Nobody says they don't have the right. We're just saying there are plenty of legal ways to stop such a thing without removing their "right." They can keep their "right" to build a victory mosque and take it to the Nevada desert and exercise it there.
The only people trolling this topic are the people without the nerve to attack real human-rights abusers. They hate the US so blindly that they'd like to see it defeated by radical Muslim murderers who oppress, rape, and mutilate their peoples. They hate the US so much that it must be worse. They think victory mosque and they're immediately signed up with the radical liberals of the US who know they're lying but don't have the dignity to let that stop them from supporting what would be a victory for the US's enemies if only the US embarrasses itself enough to let it be built.
are you calling me a troll here? cuz i'm not trying to troll this discussion, actually presenting facts/quotes from reliable websites... which is something i haven't seen you doing.
Also, i would very well write such a book. You probably think the book would be about "conquering this part of the world after we have destroyed a monument in said part of the world", but instead the book probably is about "oh damn... we destroyed something very important to this part of the world, how should we live on in said part of the world now without having conflicts with the people from said part of the world?". Have you read the book? If you have, then maybe your arguement could be stronger than mine. If you have not however (neither have I), then why are you making such claims when, judging by the Imam's history, my description of the book is probably much closer to the truth without presenting evidence for your claims? and with evidence, i mean facts/quotes from reliable sources, so NOT vague websites that concentrate on only 1 issue or FOX News.
that latter part of your post "The only people... it be built." is just a personal attack, probably made because of lack of good arguements (the normal causes of such attacks).
so next time you post, please refrain yourself from making personal attacks, and PLEASE present some evidence for the claims you keep repeating instead of just repeating them over and over again. otherwise it'd seem to me that you, instead of these others, are the troll here.
thank you.
i just noticed this banner
This article needs attention from an expert on the subject. See the talk page for details. WikiProject Military history or the Military history Portal may be able to help recruit an expert. (December 2009)
but yeah, it's wikipedia so there's supposed to be loads of people editing it to near-perfection.
aww sorry for beating your fam down flashy
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but they could've atleast done retakes, and it wasn't like we were really trying to do the best we could...
"Amin was known for his independent and nationalist inclinations, and was also seen by many as a ruthless leader. He has been accused of killing thousands of Afghan civilians. The Soviet Union looked at him as a threat for communism in Afghanistan and Soviet Central Asia. In December, 1979 Amin was assassinated by the Soviet soldiers killing Amin and his 200 guards."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afghan_civil_war
^same war in which the soviet union was involved, except this one's time span continues up and till the present day situation.
USSR went into Afghanistan because the Mujahideen were fighting off the Marxist Afghan government, so you could say they were trying to "protect" part of the Marxist "states".
So in other words, the USSR was trying to protect other Marxists from dying
Casualties and losses
Soviet:
14,453 Killed (total) [3]
9,511 killed in combat [3]
2,386 died from wounds [3]
2,556 died from disease and accidents [3]
53,753 Wounded [3]
311 Missing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_war_in_Afghanistan
total of 14453 russians killed and 53753 wounded, so yeah, they killed more than 3000 russians in 1978.
return on investment is a place for muslims to worship... remember, freedom of religion? it's in your constitution.
and they're not just building a mosque, but it's an open community center which happens to include a mosque for the muslim community.
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