Search results

Everybody should wear whatever the hell they want

If someone can "buy" your religion, you were not faithful anyway. Oh ye of little faith, Somalis tend to take their religion more seriously than that. Let everyone preach their viewpoints, if a little debate/ competition makes you nervous, maybe you should reevaluate...

Muuse Bixi is a madman.

It makes more sense to me than a personal God.

Nobody it's saying the parents don't have a right. That doesn't mean they're actions can't/won't be criticised. Disowning your child for having a different religious opinion to you is straight down the line religious bigotry.

:susp::manny: Oh well quit crying nobody cares

Actually disowning your child for taking on a different religious opinion is pretty much on the nose bigotry. Your well with in your rights to do it, but you can't pretend it's not bigotry/ expect people to refrain from telling you what you are. You should own it anyway, if you're going to do...

:2tjlv3e: That's more like it. :nvjpqts:

I'm getting my dynamite ready.

Nothing elegant about these dead and buried ugly ass buildings. This is the 21st century, nobody is interested in these revolting things anymore. Be gone, and never return.

No amount of green and blue paint will help those ugly things. Uff.

Brutalist architecture is virtually dead and buried in the 80s where it belongs.

f*ck no, brutalist architecture reminds me of communism and the cold war. I don't see how anyone can find it visually appealing, the only reason why that building looks semi ok is because it was painted white instead of it being the usual brutalist Soviet Union grey. :susp:Everybody is now...

I guess it's more the aspect of 'no longer being Muslim' rather than 'being Atheist/whatever else' which is at play in most exmuslims lives really. When your belief system is massively changed, you do change as a person, feeling pressured to not simply express that change smacks of subjugation...

But stating your lack of belief is a simple thing. Saying I'm no longer Muslim is not making a big deal out of something, it's just stating your no longer Muslim. The 'big deal' aspect of it comes from the reactions of people around the exMuslim. That depends entirely on the personal...

For some people, it is a central part of their identity. I don't see what would be funny about that. But for most, afaics, it's the huge change in identity (going from being a Muslim to a non-Muslim is no small deal) coupled with the expectations of Muslim/Islamic behaviour that spurs people on...

:dead::deadrose::mjlaugh:

That's your choice, but it's not so easy for everyone (especially not women). Besides every family is different and the reactions will be different.