@AbujaxQueen You ladies want the power and equality of a man but don’t want to play by the rules of men. You can’t have it both ways. She got what she deserved.
@mariathies12 Where’s the reciprocity? They want to do whatever they want here but I can’t openly or publicly practice or preach my religion in many of their countries or even eat a happy meal in public during Ramadan.
@magataotao In countries like Saudi Arabia, public non-Muslim houses of worship are strictly banned, and foreign Christian workers traditionally gather only in private homes or discreet settings. In other countries Christians are heavily monitored. Do fuck these people for their hypocrisy.
@BarronTrum38 Yes. It’s about reciprocity and mutual respect. Why should they be able to practice Sharia Law and open Mosques when I can’t go to their countries and open churches or eat a happily meal in the public square in broad daylight during Ramadan?
@Ivanka1_Trump I don’t mind it, provided that he was physically assaulting officers. You know the police is a gang that rolls in numbers and protects its own. Punching a cop is as foolish as punching a Blood or a Crypt. At least the police let him live.
@Slippyzipp6388@zuichunyan123 My argument wasn’t about who initiated contact nor is that the point. He offered his hand, he didn’t “thrust” it. I’m saying if they knew who he was and what he’s worth they all would have broken any rule about interacting with or touching the public. You’re naive.
@zuichunyan123 Women make the rules for the men they don’t like and break the rules for the ones they do. If they k re he was a millionaire and company owner they’d break those rules in a second.
@Slippyzipp6388@zuichunyan123 (1) They’re snubbing and rejecting him outright, not nodding or bowing their heads (2) If they knew he was a millionaire and owner of the company they’d break that rule in a hot second. Women make rules for men they don’t like and break rules for the ones they do. You’re naive.