This is one Kaffir Argument that has me thinking how wrong and unjust and incorrect Believers are. A Kaffir said to me, all he wanted was the basic rights not anything extra or special.
1. The right to life and not live in fear of death or beheading due to their disbelief
2. The right to access a justice system like a believer if anyone breaks the law.
3. Equality of all citizens irrespective of racial, religious, tribal, political views.
4. The right to pursue happiness, work, family life, societal living without feeling like an outcast or treated differently for their disbelief.
5. The right to free speech, ideas in public and private without censoring or threats to life.
I asked those are quite noble demands and all humans should enjoy such basic rights, he replied. I have the right to be a disbeliever, I exercised my free will to disbelieve in God, why am I being harmed or isolated or outcasted from society when even their religion allows free will and the choice to believe or disbelieve.
I had no answer and admitted this freely to him, I searched on Somali-spot and found no answer except pain and hurt and anger from believers who are stuck for words and can't respond and feel their religion is falling apart before their eyes.
War ninkani hadu illahi diido xaq buu uu lee yahay maxad ka rabtan raggow, let him have same rights as qof illahi aqbalay ama go'an ku gaadhay. We shouldn't be persecuting each other over such things when we should be working together to progress our nation, that's all that matters to me. Not where u end up after you die, that's your 'feker and belief' and I have different 'feker and belief'.
@Al Kafi The nihilist position is a responsible position, to make yourself important is wishful thinking, when nature says something else about your god damn body.
1. The right to life and not live in fear of death or beheading due to their disbelief
2. The right to access a justice system like a believer if anyone breaks the law.
3. Equality of all citizens irrespective of racial, religious, tribal, political views.
4. The right to pursue happiness, work, family life, societal living without feeling like an outcast or treated differently for their disbelief.
5. The right to free speech, ideas in public and private without censoring or threats to life.
I asked those are quite noble demands and all humans should enjoy such basic rights, he replied. I have the right to be a disbeliever, I exercised my free will to disbelieve in God, why am I being harmed or isolated or outcasted from society when even their religion allows free will and the choice to believe or disbelieve.
I had no answer and admitted this freely to him, I searched on Somali-spot and found no answer except pain and hurt and anger from believers who are stuck for words and can't respond and feel their religion is falling apart before their eyes.
War ninkani hadu illahi diido xaq buu uu lee yahay maxad ka rabtan raggow, let him have same rights as qof illahi aqbalay ama go'an ku gaadhay. We shouldn't be persecuting each other over such things when we should be working together to progress our nation, that's all that matters to me. Not where u end up after you die, that's your 'feker and belief' and I have different 'feker and belief'.
@Al Kafi The nihilist position is a responsible position, to make yourself important is wishful thinking, when nature says something else about your god damn body.
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