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What, not even when they arm and fund a Shia militia to overthrow the government of an Arab country??
Yemen is an example.
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What, not even when they arm and fund a Shia militia to overthrow the government of an Arab country??
No one stated this here. You are putting words in my mouth. Finish reading my previous post though. As you admit, Shia's tend to value more progressivness when it comes to lifestyle even if it exceeds Islamic limits. Whether you believe that is permitted probably depends on what your supreme scholars state which I'm unaware of. But it means you question aspects of Islam, which requires you to ask yourself if you really do indeed believe in it. Just because you may brush this off as 'interpretation of Islam' to make yourself feel better, doesn't change the reality of your thoughts.
Actually Arabs are specific and clear in their beliefs and go into much detail to describe them. Iranians on other hand use vague references such as 'wahabi's' and so on.
I am referring to Iranian Islamic revolution. I thought you would realize that.
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You want facts, here are facts:
Southern Iraq=peaceful
Iran=peaceful
North-Eastern Afghanistan=peaceful
Shia areas of Pakistan=peaceful
Oman=peaceful
Lebanon is a mixed bag, but they're arab and most of the violence is again by sunnis
Most sunni countries: people busy carving each other in the streets.
Now let's point fingers at Iran looool
Nobody is buying your bs anymore.
Who are you to define limits of Islam for other nations? Who has given you this right
As I explained in my Post number 33 on this thread, this is a fight between two groups among Sunnis. The extremists and the puppets (you can call them seculars/nationalists). The extremists draw their power and legitimacy from a radicalized society whose ideology is based on crude and raw interpretation of religion. The puppets draw their power and legitimacy from outside their society, mostly from their military in addition to alliance with foreign countries and international law.
The reason for situation having become this way, is the lack of a political ideology among Sunnis. What do they want? What are their goals in life? How they are going to get it? Who are their leaders? They have no answer to these questions. Both the puppets and the extremists.
It is an intra-civilizational fight among Sunnis. Shias are just easy targets that both these groups can agree on. Apart from this, they have no commonality between themselves.
At its core, it is not a Shia-Sunni war. It is a Sunni-Sunni war. The Sunni world has failed to come up with its own political ideology relevant to modern times. So they have been left with only two options. Either embrace TTP/Isis type of ideology. Or live as a puppet under puppet governments for puppet purposes with no real political roots or goals.
Iran and the Shias were lucky to have had some one like Ayatollah Khomeini who created a modern political interpretation for them, so that they do not need to choose between only these two options of extremism and puppetry. They have their own interpretation of religion from which they can derive political solutions. Otherwise, Shias would not have been immune to what is happening among Sunnis.
100% agree with you on this. i myself said this several time already.No, until they separate religion from politics. The same goes for Iran.
WOW.....i never thought i will agree with such a comment on Muslims killing each other. But kudos to you, i completely agree with all what you said. I myself have observed this situation befre, just didnt know how to put it clearly the way you did. I have always wondered why i have almost never heard about a shia Suicide bomber blowing up mosques and stuffs, but always sunni militants/al qaida/ISIS and stuffs. Seems they are really confused.... This makes sense.
Anyway, you muslims indeed have a huge problem about ideology and different versions of Islam to the point of killing each other.....come on guys this is sooooo 17th century, we live in the 21st century. It has become a routine/habit of us hearing about suicide bombings in Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, Nigeria, Syria, Iraq etc.......its not even a groundbreaking news anymore, its just mentioned as a pass time/briefly since its all so common....You people have to grow up man, this is not even funny anymore. To think some muslim extrem,ists here where also in favour of establishing this their confused/failed/extremists ideology in development focused East asian countries like China(Xijiang) is even more funny. They should limit themselves in killing each other in the middle east while East Asian countries/world moves on and shake their heads .couldn't care less to be honest.lol
RIP to the innocent civilians. Middle east has a real religious problem, reason im always against too much religion. too much of anything is never a good thing IMO. makes people act irrationally than they otherwise would have.
100% agree with you on this. i myself said this several time already.
I never expected that you will agree with him.WOW.....i never thought i will agree with such a comment on Muslims killing each other. But kudos to you, i completely agree with all what you said. I myself have observed this situation befre, just didnt know how to put it clearly the way you did. I have always wondered why i have almost never heard about a shia Suicide bomber blowing up mosques and stuffs, but always sunni militants/al qaida/ISIS and stuffs. Seems they are really confused.... This makes sense.
Anyway, you muslims indeed have a huge problem about ideology and different versions of Islam to the point of killing each other.....come on guys this is sooooo 17th century, we live in the 21st century. It has become a routine/habit of us hearing about suicide bombings in Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, Nigeria, Syria, Iraq etc.......its not even a groundbreaking news anymore, its just mentioned as a pass time/briefly since its all so common....You people have to grow up man, this is not even funny anymore. To think some muslim extrem,ists here where also in favour of establishing this their confused/failed/extremists ideology in development focused East asian countries like China(Xijiang) is even more funny. They should limit themselves in killing each other in the middle east while East Asian countries/world moves on and shake their heads .couldn't care less to be honest.lol
RIP to the innocent civilians. Middle east has a real religious problem, reason im always against too much religion. too much of anything is never a good thing IMO. makes people act irrationally than they otherwise would have.
100% agree with you on this. i myself said this several time already.
I never expected that you will agree with him.
What he's saying is only overcoming one problem (suicide bombing, constant killing of each other etc.) with another which is again expecting salvation from an outdated ideology. Basing countries on an ideology is a failed approach. It failed in many countries miserably. The most recent example is communism. Take USSR and China for instance, both USSR and China depended on communist ideology but China gave it up and the result was that the China didn't have to face the fate of USSR but China today is an emerging economic power. China's president who reformed the system famously said that "it doesn't matter whether the cat is black or white as long as it catches mice" which indicates that regardless of ideology, the main focus should be prosperity. Now he on the other hand tries to present a rosy picture of his land as a successful model but the reality is that although it is stable but it only applies when it is compared to its neighbours or regional countries. In the end of the day, it's pretty much the same minus the daily dose of violence.
As one member mentioned, the issues will remain as long as the countries stop the practice on relying on ideology/religion because once a country relies on ideology, it's impossible to adjust its policies to suit the needs of different eras because ideology/religion is something constant and cannot be changed easily. The same thing happened with communism and the same is happening with religion.
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Chinese have not abandoned communism. They have modified it per their own requirements. Chinese communist party is very much in power and crushes any movement that challenges its authority. Quite brutally. Politically China remains a communist country full nine yard of it. It is only the economic aspects of communism that they gave up.
That's right. I just got back from China 2 weeks ago. It is a central planning country. Every business every company every factory is controlled by the government. Constructions everywhere. Government funds everything. Very prosperous. Actually, USSR was very prospoerous but traitors like Yeltsin did a coup and arrested the general secretary Gorbachev and broke up the USSR so they can have power as presidents.
Exactly. USSR could have chosen the Chinese way too, but they did not. They could have patched the economy but instead they chose to go down with it.