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Thing is that secular dictatorial states being subbed with Islamic states with Chaliphate ideology. Evil changes other evil. I see where its going. Seems US and co want to create Islamic pit and then wage a war on that, having facts on hand

Grande_Milano wrote:Thread was derailed.

Thing is that secular dictatorial states being subbed with Islamic states with Chaliphate ideology. Evil changes other evil. I see where its going. Seems US and co want to create Islamic pit and then wage a war on that, having facts on hand

Of course! It's all one big conspiracy by the US (again). How can anybody NOT see it?


Islamic states aren't evil btw.

Grande_Milano wrote:Thread was derailed.

Thing is that secular dictatorial states being subbed with Islamic states with Chaliphate ideology. Evil changes other evil. I see where its going. Seems US and co want to create Islamic pit and then wage a war on that, having facts on hand

Did you really just say that after about 10 Muslim posters were discussing arab affairs with each other?

MJGunner wrote:Lebanon is tribes. That's all it boils down to, I wish it were different but let's not kid ourselves with pipe dreams.

This is not true. The only people in Lebanon who still consider "tribe" shit are people from Bekaa.

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:Lebanon is tribes. That's all it boils down to, I wish it were different but let's not kid ourselves with pipe dreams.

This is not true. The only people in Lebanon who still consider "tribe" shit are people from Bekaa.

It is absolutely true. The day men from Jnoub, Tripoli, Beirut, Aaley, Bekaa etc. of different sects embrace and work together is the day you'll be right. Unfortunately for Lebanon, you're wrong.

MJGunner wrote:

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:Lebanon is tribes. That's all it boils down to, I wish it were different but let's not kid ourselves with pipe dreams.

This is not true. The only people in Lebanon who still consider "tribe" shit are people from Bekaa.

It is absolutely true. The day men from Jnoub, Tripoli, Beirut, Aaley, Bekaa etc. of different sects embrace and work together is the day you'll be right. Unfortunately for Lebanon, you're wrong.

Are you stuck in the 50s?

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:Lebanon is tribes. That's all it boils down to, I wish it were different but let's not kid ourselves with pipe dreams.

This is not true. The only people in Lebanon who still consider "tribe" shit are people from Bekaa.

It is absolutely true. The day men from Jnoub, Tripoli, Beirut, Aaley, Bekaa etc. of different sects embrace and work together is the day you'll be right. Unfortunately for Lebanon, you're wrong.

Are you stuck in the 50s?

I swear, it's like you don't live here.

MJGunner wrote:

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:Lebanon is tribes. That's all it boils down to, I wish it were different but let's not kid ourselves with pipe dreams.

This is not true. The only people in Lebanon who still consider "tribe" shit are people from Bekaa.

It is absolutely true. The day men from Jnoub, Tripoli, Beirut, Aaley, Bekaa etc. of different sects embrace and work together is the day you'll be right. Unfortunately for Lebanon, you're wrong.

Are you stuck in the 50s?

I swear, it's like you don't live here.

last i remember I'm not the one who lived in the states for a few years...

You guys are both taking shots at each other, which is ruining your debate. Everyone here embraces each other no matter where they're from.

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:Lebanon is tribes. That's all it boils down to, I wish it were different but let's not kid ourselves with pipe dreams.

This is not true. The only people in Lebanon who still consider "tribe" shit are people from Bekaa.

It is absolutely true. The day men from Jnoub, Tripoli, Beirut, Aaley, Bekaa etc. of different sects embrace and work together is the day you'll be right. Unfortunately for Lebanon, you're wrong.

Are you stuck in the 50s?

I swear, it's like you don't live here.

last i remember I'm not the one who lived in the states for a few years...

lol that makes no difference at all. Actually it does, it just shows me how right I am about Lebanon being sectarian.

it has nothing to do with race or background in America. What is the first thing a person asks you when they get to know you here? "Men aya balad?" When they know where in Lebanon you're from, then they can feel comfortable or uncomfortable around you.

Come live in Jnoub and make it known you're Sinai or Christian or Druze and see how you'll be treated differently especially in times of war.

MJGunner wrote:

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:Lebanon is tribes. That's all it boils down to, I wish it were different but let's not kid ourselves with pipe dreams.

This is not true. The only people in Lebanon who still consider "tribe" shit are people from Bekaa.

It is absolutely true. The day men from Jnoub, Tripoli, Beirut, Aaley, Bekaa etc. of different sects embrace and work together is the day you'll be right. Unfortunately for Lebanon, you're wrong.

Are you stuck in the 50s?

I swear, it's like you don't live here.

last i remember I'm not the one who lived in the states for a few years...

lol that makes no difference at all. Actually it does, it just shows me how right I am about Lebanon being sectarian.

it has nothing to do with race or background in America. What is the first thing a person asks you when they get to know you here? "Men aya balad?" When they know where in Lebanon you're from, then they can feel comfortable or uncomfortable around you.

Come live in Jnoub and make it known you're Sinai or Christian or Druze and see how you'll be treated differently especially in times of war.

I lived in Jbeil,a city which doesn't have a single Muslim,for 1 month and 15 days. Not once did I feel uncomfortable,even when I told the people there that I'm a shiaa.

lol, yeah you're the lone warrior. Jbeil has Shia living there. and Yeah they don't mind you but for something important like electing a leader, who do you think they would prefer? You? Or someone of their background? That's the way it's always been Marwan, we're not judged first on the content of our character. That's secondary here. Don't pretend I'm wrong, it's embarrassing to read.

MJGunner wrote:lol, yeah you're the lone warrior. Jbeil has Shia living there. and Yeah they don't mind you but for something important like electing a leader, who do you think they would prefer? You? Or someone of their background? That's the way it's always been Marwan, we're judged first on the content of our character. That's secondary here. Don't pretend I'm wrong, it's embarrassing to read.

I do agree,background is important,but that doesn't mean that Lebanon is divided into tribes. A country divided into tribes is what Libya was like when Gadaffi was ruling,and that isn't the case in Lebanon.

Milanfan7 wrote:

MJGunner wrote:lol, yeah you're the lone warrior. Jbeil has Shia living there. and Yeah they don't mind you but for something important like electing a leader, who do you think they would prefer? You? Or someone of their background? That's the way it's always been Marwan, we're judged first on the content of our character. That's secondary here. Don't pretend I'm wrong, it's embarrassing to read.

I do agree,background is important,but that doesn't mean that Lebanon is divided into tribes. A country divided into tribes is what Libya was like when Gadaffi was ruling,and that isn't the case in Lebanon.

When every sect has their own party that they support then it's more tribal than anything else.

Jnoub has tons of Christians in it and if you're willing to consider Saida as part of the jnoub there's tons of sinni there

ali8775 wrote:Jnoub has tons of Christians in it and if you're willing to consider Saida as part of the jnoub there's tons of sinni there

No I'm talking about Sur Jnoub, not border-Saida Jnoub. Christians are a minority in the majority of Jnoub and there's a cold cut difference between Saida and the actual Jnoub so no I don't consider it part.

El Chelsea Fuerte wrote:What's wrong with moderate Muslims ruling their country when majority are Muslims? What were you expecting, Christians to rule from now on?

I would say Christianity rules countries like America (which is why Obama has to confirm 1233456789 times that he is a Christian) and what they have done isn't exactly saint-like either.

Islamophobia is just getting ridiculous these days.

Senor Penguin wrote:Welcome to the world of fear mongering.

This, this, 100000x this.

looks like Islamists in egypt are losing this round

Apparently the army has overthrown the Islamic president of egypt and his government

Yea lol.

Morsi is no longer the president of Egypt

People have won

"Extraordinary scenes here fireworks coming from all directions - flying thru windows, lighting the sky up,roar of the crowd is deafening"

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BORZtHRCYAAmt2l.jpg

It's official, the islamic brotherhood has been overthrown  

as if the next guy will survive any longer
 

don't think it was a good idea by army, gonna have a big backlash....

they should have kicked him out through legal ways (Supreme Court)

The Brotherhood showed how little they know about politics in a very short period of time. In less than one year they lost the support of the liberals (who supported them in the presidential elections) the army, the police, and the support of other islamic parties. All they did was make enemies so they had it coming.