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There's also this Reddit post. https://www.reddit.com/r/exmuslim/comments/1fharll/proof_that_islam_is_a_cult/#lightbox Is it true? Islam does contain a lot of cult dynamics.

If you brush with standard Crest or Colgate, please reconsider. https://files.catbox.moe/ebpnzt.mp4

Is ‘Native’ a good brand of deodorant or is it only masquerading as organic and natural?

If anyone here knows of good toothpaste brands, link them below. Is Dr.Bronners a good brand?

Honestly I have a lot of issues and hangups with Red. I live my life trying to build up my professional career and earn money, so I'm mainly centered around Orange. But I have a keen New Age inclination, as well as liberal and progressive ideals and views on society, social relations, and politics, so Green. As for Blue, I need to urgently develop that part of myself, as I completely lack discipline, being on time, waking up on time, consistent work ethic, being responsible with money, not giving in to my various addictions, etc... But my center of gravity is definitely 50/50 Orange and Red. Maybe 50% Orange, 40% Red, and 10% Green.

Police body cam footage of Chris Chan's arrest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1agQE9Hr08 YouTube is not allowing the embedding of this video for some reason. For those ignorant of who Chris Chan is, he (identifies as she) is a an autistic man (identifies as trans woman) who is very famous for creating the 'Sonichu' online comics. When Chris was in high school, he was tasked with creating a fictional character for an arts assignment. After being told he could not use copyrighted characters, he combined Sonic and Pikachu to create 'Sonichu'. Chris throughout his life has experienced a lot of "trolling" from malicious individuals who seek to get him to publicly embarrass himself on the internet. These trolls catfish him as interested potential girlfriends, and fans of his Sonichu comics, to get him to do things they can laugh at. Chris was thoroughly convinced by these trolls that his fictional characters were real, and existed in another dimension. And that these fictional characters would come to our reality in an event called "the dimensional merge". He believes as well that he was the ability to communicate with these characters Chris Chan is arguably the most documented person on the internet, and his antics have been documented and studied world wide. For more about Chris Chan, I recommend these following resources. The CWCki: https://sonichu.com/cwcki/Christian_Weston_Chandler GenoSamuel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLABqEYq6H3vpCmsmyUnHnfMOeAnjBdSNm Sonichu: https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/sonichu-/list?title_no=67622

@Someone here I'm currently on chapter seven of the Quran, and I don't see any references to mysticism, or God being "one", or anything. Its all these archaic rulings for combat, like... "Fight in the cause of Allah those who fight you, but do not transgress limits; for Allah loveth not transgressors." "Those who believe fight in the way of Allah and those who disbelieve fight in the way of devil. So fight against the friends of Satan; verily weak indeed is the strategy of the devil." “ O you who believe! do not take the Jews and the Christians for friends; they are friends of each other; and whoever amongst you takes them for a friend, then surely he is one of them; surely Allah does not guide the unjust people.“ Also, the verses above is addressed to the ‘believers’, yet Leo and other Gurus, spiritual masters, of the eastern traditions take harsh stances against belief and say that one must verify the teachings. Doesn’t this make Islam stand in contrast to our work here?

Image here is of the "winner" of the fight. https://imgur.com/a/HreqCiG

Brutal knife fight captured on Ukrainian Soldier's helmet cam as he is stabbed to death by Russian Soldier. https://files.catbox.moe/b20jc7.mp4 Translation of the dialogue at the 6:40 minute mark. Ukrainian: That's it, Mom, goodbye! Wait, let me die in peace! You've already cut me open. Let me die quietly. It hurts a lot. *unintelligible* beautiful. Let me pass away peacefully. Let me die. Don't touch me, let me die. Please go away. I want to die myself, thank you. Yakut/Russian: You were the best fighter in the world. Ukrainian: Farewell! You were better! Yakut/Russian: Farewell brother! Ukrainian: Farewell! the sound of a grenade fuse activating and a grenade falling nearby Ukrainian: Don't do it. *Grenade explodes and blood drips off the body*

Israel's apartheid in the Occupied West Bank https://www.reddit.com/r/UnitedNations/comments/1hpqsuv/israels_apartheid_in_the_occupied_west_bank/

God damn it, considering how shit my SAT score was in High School, I could never have been accepted. I literally could have gotten a better score if I spent a measly hour a day studying, but instead I watched internet videos. Why oh why oh why was I like this. I’m again triggered and getting flash backs to my failed academic career.

Be careful with clinging to one teacher, eventually you will have to let go of all gurus.

Same here! If you’ve been following my forum drama, then I can definitely relate. Feel free to PM me about this.

Новогоднее обращение президента Владимира Владимировича Путина Translation: New Year's address from President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

And here I was thinking I was the only one and my family was somehow weird. But it is a tradition with most Russian families. I do know of a few edge case families who don't like the Government, President [Putin], & Ruling Party, so they don't tune in. But most do. Usually throughout most of the night, the TV will be playing some sort of concert. But as soon as the music begins in the first 10 seconds in the video below, everyone shuts up and listens to the big man speak. Living in America my whole life, this gives off a kind of ~Orwellian~ or totalitarian vibe. Like... I can only imagine people in North Korea doing something like this.

I am not a Muslim at all, though I would love to give Sufism a try. My father, and his side of the family, are Shi'ite Muslims descending from Lebanon. And my mother is Russian, with that side of the family being Orthodox Christian. I as well hold dual Russian-American citizenship and passports.

Using incel slang and linking "purplepill" subreddits is a red flag. I've had sex, its no where as good as you imagine it. Stay far far away from all incel propaganda. Also, you have a Bachelors Degree, I would kill to have that. If you've been following my forum drama, then that should give you an idea of my situation.

R.I.P., a President who actually protested on behalf of the Palestinians. One of the few anti-war voices in mainstream politics.

Did anyone else have this tradition every New Years of watching Putin’s New Years address?

Israel offers the Palestinians the foundation of a two state solution, offering the Palestinians all this land. Instead of negotiating, they [🇵🇸] launch an Intifada. Despite launching an Intifada, Israeli leaders again offer the West Bank, and leave the Gaza Strip. The Palestinians instead of turning Gaza into the next Singapore or Hong Kong, turn it into a terror base.

Me to ChatGPT: What percentage of the West bank was offered to the Palestinians in The 2000, camp david summit with Bill Clinton, Ehud Barak, and Yasser Arafat? ChatGPT: At the 2000 Camp David Summit, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak reportedly offered the Palestinians between 91-95% of the West Bank along with additional land swaps from within Israel to compensate for the annexation of major Israeli settlement blocs in the West Bank. However, the exact details of the offer remain a subject of debate, as no formal written proposal was presented. Additionally, the offer included shared sovereignty or special arrangements for parts of East Jerusalem, including religious sites. The Palestinians, led by Yasser Arafat, did not accept the proposal, citing concerns over the size and quality of the land being offered, sovereignty over East Jerusalem, and other issues such as the right of return for Palestinian refugees. The summit ended without an agreement, and the lack of clarity around the details of the proposal has fueled continued controversy and differing interpretations of what was offered. Me to ChatGPT: What was the result of this summit? ChatGPT: The 2000 Camp David Summit, hosted by U.S. President Bill Clinton and attended by Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat, ended without an agreement on a final-status peace deal. The summit's failure had significant political and social consequences for both sides, as well as for the broader Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Key Results and Consequences: No Peace Agreement: The parties could not agree on critical issues such as borders, Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, security arrangements, and settlements. The lack of a formal agreement deepened mistrust between the two sides. Blame and Controversy: The U.S. and Israel largely blamed Arafat for the failure, accusing him of rejecting a generous offer and not presenting a counterproposal. The Palestinians argued that the Israeli proposal fell short of meeting their minimum requirements for sovereignty, particularly regarding East Jerusalem and the right of return for refugees. Outbreak of the Second Intifada: Shortly after the summit, in September 2000, the Second Intifada (a widespread Palestinian uprising against Israeli rule) broke out, leading to years of violent conflict. While the direct link between the summit's failure and the intifada is debated, the breakdown of negotiations contributed to the frustration and unrest. Political Fallout: Ehud Barak's government faced significant criticism in Israel, leading to his political defeat in the 2001 elections to Ariel Sharon. Yasser Arafat's leadership was further scrutinized internationally, and his position as a peace partner was undermined. Clinton's Frustration: President Clinton expressed disappointment with the outcome, particularly with Arafat's stance. In his later accounts, he criticized Arafat for missing an opportunity to achieve peace. Shift in Negotiation Dynamics: The summit set a precedent for discussing final-status issues in detail but also revealed how entrenched and irreconcilable the positions of both sides were at the time. It contributed to the loss of momentum in the peace process, leading to years of stagnation. The Camp David Summit remains a pivotal moment in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, often seen as a missed opportunity for peace. It highlighted the deep divisions and the challenges in resolving one of the most protracted conflicts in modern history. Me: How much land was offered in 2008? ChatGPT: In 2008, during the negotiations led by then-Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, Olmert reportedly offered the Palestinians approximately 93-94% of the West Bank, along with land swaps equivalent to an additional 5-6% from Israeli territory. This would have effectively given the Palestinians a state with roughly 98% of the West Bank's total area. Key Details of the Offer: Land Swaps: Olmert proposed annexing major Israeli settlement blocs in the West Bank while compensating the Palestinians with land from within Israel. The proposed land swaps were intended to make the Palestinian state contiguous and address the realities of large Israeli settlement blocs. Jerusalem: Olmert offered shared sovereignty over parts of Jerusalem. The Old City, including its holy sites, would be governed by an international committee comprised of representatives from Israel, Palestine, the United States, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia. Palestinian Refugees: Olmert proposed allowing a limited number of Palestinian refugees to return to Israel as part of a broader solution but did not agree to the "right of return" as framed by the Palestinians. Outcome: Mahmoud Abbas did not accept the offer, and negotiations broke down. Abbas later cited concerns over the lack of a detailed map and reservations about some aspects of the proposal, including the territorial swaps and the arrangement for Jerusalem. Olmert's legal and political troubles, including corruption charges that eventually forced his resignation, contributed to the collapse of the talks. Legacy: The 2008 offer is often cited as one of the most comprehensive peace proposals made to the Palestinians. However, like earlier attempts, it failed to bridge the fundamental gaps between the two sides on key final-status issues such as borders, Jerusalem, settlements, and refugees.

I do actually have a sincere question for those who are really empathic towards the Palestinian cause. But why did the Palestinians reject the peace deals that gave them almost everything that they wanted. In 2000, Yasser Arafat and Ehud Barak were invited to Camp David to negotiate land. Arafat was offered 90 - 95% of the West Bank (according to ChatGPT). Instead of accepting the deal, the Palestinians launched the second intifada. And again, in 2008, they were offered 90 - 95% of the West Bank, despite the intifada, and declined it. If they had accepted the offer, then with their new autonomous state, they could have passed a law allowing all displaced Palestinians to go to the West Bank, and live happily ever after. But they didn't. If they [Palestinians] accepted the offer, then there would be none of the encroaching settlements and occupation of the West Bank we keep hearing about.