1. Bangladesh's judicial system fundamentally operates on the british common law. The law system is vague, written in an archaic english and makes the judge rely on several statutes and his own interpretations of the law to make rulings. This system makes the law completely...
Every single one of you is a retarded subhuman. The entire country spends their time on cultural issues instead of wanting specific systemic reforms. You subhumans want a perfect messiah to run things perfectly instead of wanting realistic fundamental reforms
@thepeaceseekr Deshi advanced engineering base korar age ei balsal korar dorkar nai. Already ruppur er beshirbhag kormokorta indiar. Eitay o same hobe. Bangladeshi pion ar chine/indian engineer.
@IshatZaman@Ekattor_71@nakshikathara This is probably some brainrot from the british common law. Not enforced. Suicide isn't illegal in Bangladesh. Ekattor 71 guy needs to kill himself
@GoodGrandPaa@k44nquer@kebabmaxxed My argument was expanded upon later in the thread, if the dumbed down version wasn't enough for you to understand what I'm talking about then I will not be insulting my own intelligence by engaging with you
@k44nquer@kebabmaxxed If we were to compare a similar scriptures. Ie, books authored by close followers of the center figure of the religions. Then we would compare bible with hadiths. In which case, the number of hadith books outnumbers the number of bibles.
@k44nquer@kebabmaxxed I don't think I can. My argument takes both claims of the scriptures at face value and compares them. The bibles claim to be "divinely inspired" but authored by the disciples of jesus. The Quran claims to be divinely authored by God himself.
@k44nquer@kebabmaxxed This is a funny response and it shows that you are too retarded to understand the point being made here. Not atypical for people who rafionalize 1+1+1=1