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richard <> wrote in
news:d0t81r0n32yp.e4hcjko6in6m$.:

> http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/...t/index.html?e
> ref=igoogle_cnn
>
>
> Under Saudi law, it is illegal to even talk about promiscous sex. This
> man simply talked about his affairs as a single father and was sentenced
> to 5 years and 1,000 lashes.
> Under Saudi law, it is also illegal for unrelated men and women to
> mingle. Which means, you ain't gonna go to the local disco for a good
> time and getting a partner for private fun.
>
> In Saudia Arabia, women stay home. Period. She does not go out to do the
> shopping. She does not even drive the family car. Even if they had one.
>
> Years ago while my father was a consultant for a company, he had an
> oppurtunity to work for Aramco in SA. He was there for a couple of weeks
> and came home.
>
> I was taking a class at a small tech school and the woman teacher made
> mention of her wanting to go to SA. I advised her not to. As the only
> place an American woman would be acceptable as an American woman, is at
> the Aramco village.
>
And she'd probably be raped in the street otherwise. There's a reason for
such laws there - the men have absolutely no respect for women. Twisted
logic sure, but it's still true.


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"Falco" <> wrote in
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> richard wrote:
>> http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/...rt/index.html?
>> eref=igoogle_cnn

> But do they have as many robberies and murders as the USA does?
>
Worse actually. Back 40 years ago it *may* have been lower.

> Can women walk in their streets at any hour without fear of being mugged
> or raped?
>
Hell no.

> As for "freedom" in the USA, well that really is relative when you have
> to stay behind quadruple locked doors, sleep with a loaded gun - and
> when you do venture outside, keep looking over your shoulder for that
> potential rapist or mugger.
>
Yeah right. In the US you *need* a gun so someone else doesn't shoot you.

13th highest standard of living in the world. And it shows.

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richard <> pinched out a steaming pile of
news:d0t81r0n32yp.e4hcjko6in6m$.:

> http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/...braggart/index.
> html?eref=igoogle_cnn
>
>
> Under Saudi law, it is illegal to even talk about promiscous sex.
> This man simply talked about his affairs as a single father and
> was sentenced to 5 years and 1,000 lashes.
> Under Saudi law, it is also illegal for unrelated men and women to
> mingle. Which means, you ain't gonna go to the local disco for a
> good time and getting a partner for private fun.
>
> In Saudia Arabia, women stay home. Period. She does not go out to
> do the shopping. She does not even drive the family car. Even if
> they had one.
>
> Years ago while my father was a consultant for a company, he had
> an oppurtunity to work for Aramco in SA. He was there for a couple
> of weeks and came home.
>
> I was taking a class at a small tech school and the woman teacher
> made mention of her wanting to go to SA. I advised her not to. As
> the only place an American woman would be acceptable as an
> American woman, is at the Aramco village.
>
> So count your blessings that you live and breathe in a country
> where freedom to do as you please is not governed by archaic laws
> so drastic as theirs.
>

Can you smoke hashish legally here ?
You pick your positives and negatives.
Is your country so rich that everyone has free health care and work
is optional?
Islamic law in afghanistan: not so good.
Islamic law in Arab Emirates: pretty good if you're a man.



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"Köhlmann is aka 'Petey Toro' OLAY !" <> wrote in
news: m:

> richard wrote:
>> On Wed, 07 Oct 2009 10:57:16 -0700, Jordon wrote:
>>
>>> richard wrote:
>>>> Under Saudi law, it is illegal to even talk about promiscous sex.
>>>> This man simply talked about his affairs as a single father and was
>>>> sentenced to 5 years and 1,000 lashes.
>>>> Under Saudi law, it is also illegal for unrelated men and women to
>>>> mingle. Which means, you ain't gonna go to the local disco for a good
>>>> time and getting a partner for private fun.
>>>>
>>>> In Saudia Arabia, women stay home. Period. She does not go out to do
>>>> the shopping. She does not even drive the family car. Even if they
>>>> had one.
>>> Hey Richard, did you know that the sun rises
>>> in the east?
>>
>> Actually, the sun is a stationary object.
>> It neither rises nor falls.
>> Sunset and sunrise is caused by the earth's rotation as it revolves
>> around the sun.
>
> Something tells me you need to watch Nova every now and then, as you
> don't have a clue as to what you're talking about.
>
And what exactly as incorrect about the above statement? The earth rotates
*and* it revolves around the sun.

> The whole Milky Way galaxy is on the move headed for a collision with
> the Andromeda galaxy, which Black Holes in each galaxy, the center of
> all galaxies, are moving towards each other. The Milky Way is going to
> be consumed by Andromeda a much bigger galaxy.
>
In several billion years and even if there are humans around then they'll
probably notice it no more than we notice Sag. A now.

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"Köhlmann is aka 'Petey Toro' OLAY !" <> wrote in
news: m:

> chuckcar wrote:
>
>
>>>>> Hey Richard, did you know that the sun rises
>>>>> in the east?
>>>> Actually, the sun is a stationary object.
>>>> It neither rises nor falls.
>>>> Sunset and sunrise is caused by the earth's rotation as it revolves
>>>> around the sun.
>>> Something tells me you need to watch Nova every now and then, as you
>>> don't have a clue as to what you're talking about.
>>>
>> And what exactly as incorrect about the above statement? The earth
>> rotates *and* it revolves around the sun.
>
> http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Is_the_sun_moving
>
>
> If the galaxy is on the move how can the sun not be on the move?
>
Please. Not relative to the earth or the rest of the solar system. Aside from the
slight wobble caused by the mass of the planets. That *was* the point and you know it.


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On Wed, 7 Oct 2009 11:12:34 -0700, richard <> wrote:

>Actually, the sun is a stationary object.

Wow.... You really are stupid.

Just in case you missed your pal K-man's post, I'll repost it for you.

"Good God, Bullis! Can you get any more stupid? The sun is orbiting around
the centre of the ****ing galaxy, being tugged up and down a bit by
massive stars, and the galaxy itself is in free fall within the universe,
and the universe is in free fall within the bulk.

You complete and utter ****ing goose, Bullis."

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On Thu, 08 Oct 2009 07:08:11 -0700, Evan Platt
<evan@*******************************> wrote:

>>Please. Not relative to the earth or the rest of the solar system. Aside from the
>>slight wobble caused by the mass of the planets. That *was* the point and you know it.
>
>Backpedal chucktard, backpedal.


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