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**aNoBVsUW** · 12-02-2011, 01:52 PM

Why are so many people on this forum / in the US (according to what is discussed on your TV stupidity over there) so much into a strange racist idological worldview?

The people in Egypt are totally normal people.
They want to live peaceful, in prosperity and with dignity.
Why should anything happening there be so much different than the end of dictatorship in Europe (spain, Portugal), Turkey or south america?

All this fear mongering.

Especially about subjects like the muslim brotherhood.
Get a grip with reality people... you SERIOUSLY sound like some Nazi bastards who shouts "WELTJUDENTUM!" whenever they are confronted with something they don't care to understand.
Learn to think for yourselfs.

The muslim brotherhood is a faith based organisation that is deeply into charity and traditionally the biggest opposition to the tryranny in Egypt.
The majority of their supporters are into it due to that aspect and not due to their morals and worldview.

Do you know the saying "Don't judge a book by it's cover?" Well in this case the cover was designed by the Mubarrak dictatorship. Portraying the MB as an Al Qaeda like organisation that is soooo much more super evil than the Dictator they oppose.

Even the number of people supporting the MB is totally cherry picked out of thin air. In 2005 members of the MB won 20% of the parliamentary seats.

Why is that? Two options for you:

A-20% of the egyptian population are supporting radical islamic terrorism.

B-20% of egyptians used the chance to show their opposition to the dictatorship by voicing their opinion at the ballot box in the limited way that was possible.

Little hint: B would explain why the MB didn't field and actually openly supported independet Christian opposition canditates in areas with a high christian population.

I look at things two ways in order to grasp the reason between my thinking as an individual and then a projection of that thinking to those responsible for the safety and well being of our nation as a whole. When it all shakes out it comes down to one factor ...."Balance of Power"

A. The vestage of "One Nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all" SORT OF

and

B. Facing as a nation a world of burgeoning populations and dwindling natural resources who have the same desire to maintain what they have and "then some" where only an equal or superior position (Military and political) will hopefully guarantee survival.

C. You live in a country (Germany) that has demonstrated unsuccessfully a try for "number one"(not alonein this area) with disastrous results for all concerned but indicates the "why" national leaders must concern themselves with the things "beyond the pale".

The Egyptian activity bolsters the saying 'The more things change; The more they remain the same !.

But only diamonds are forever !

12-02-2011, 01:52 PM	#34
aNoBVsUW Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 400 Senior Member	Why are so many people on this forum / in the US (according to what is discussed on your TV stupidity over there) so much into a strange racist idological worldview? The people in Egypt are totally normal people. They want to live peaceful, in prosperity and with dignity. Why should anything happening there be so much different than the end of dictatorship in Europe (spain, Portugal), Turkey or south america? All this fear mongering. Especially about subjects like the muslim brotherhood. Get a grip with reality people... you SERIOUSLY sound like some Nazi bastards who shouts "WELTJUDENTUM!" whenever they are confronted with something they don't care to understand. Learn to think for yourselfs. The muslim brotherhood is a faith based organisation that is deeply into charity and traditionally the biggest opposition to the tryranny in Egypt. The majority of their supporters are into it due to that aspect and not due to their morals and worldview. Do you know the saying "Don't judge a book by it's cover?" Well in this case the cover was designed by the Mubarrak dictatorship. Portraying the MB as an Al Qaeda like organisation that is soooo much more super evil than the Dictator they oppose. Even the number of people supporting the MB is totally cherry picked out of thin air. In 2005 members of the MB won 20% of the parliamentary seats. Why is that? Two options for you: A-20% of the egyptian population are supporting radical islamic terrorism. B-20% of egyptians used the chance to show their opposition to the dictatorship by voicing their opinion at the ballot box in the limited way that was possible. Little hint: B would explain why the MB didn't field and actually openly supported independet Christian opposition canditates in areas with a high christian population. I look at things two ways in order to grasp the reason between my thinking as an individual and then a projection of that thinking to those responsible for the safety and well being of our nation as a whole. When it all shakes out it comes down to one factor ...."Balance of Power" A. The vestage of "One Nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all" SORT OF and B. Facing as a nation a world of burgeoning populations and dwindling natural resources who have the same desire to maintain what they have and "then some" where only an equal or superior position (Military and political) will hopefully guarantee survival. C. You live in a country (Germany) that has demonstrated unsuccessfully a try for "number one"(not alonein this area) with disastrous results for all concerned but indicates the "why" national leaders must concern themselves with the things "beyond the pale". The Egyptian activity bolsters the saying 'The more things change; The more they remain the same !. But only diamonds are forever !
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