1
submitted 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) by sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee to c/france@jlai.lu

Je sais pas, j'ai juste souvent entendu parler de ce problème de compétitivité, avec notamment cet argument de la fuite des capitaux français, le voir balayé aussi simplement m'a donné envie de le partager.
Après, ça ne parle pas de l'investissement étranger, et davantage du manque de lutte contre les fraudes fiscales, sans aborder la possibilité d'un abandon de la nationalité française pour ne plus être taxé, ou du transfert de la localisation de ces propriétés, ce qui dans les deux cas peut engendrer des complications(, personnelles, pour continuer de vendre aux consommateurs français·es, ...)
Je laisse ce post car c'est vrai que l'on entend parfois avec défaitisme que l'on ne peut pas contraindre les plus riches à l'impôt, sinon ils partiront, prenez la peine d'un commentaire si vous me voyez dans l'erreur lorsque je nie cette difficulté technique.

suite :

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 3 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago)

Il doit être 'encore plus difficile'/'quasi-impossible' pour des associations nouvellement créées d'obtenir cet agrément, pratique pour lutter contre l'anti-corruption.
Et les gens ici n'ont pas réalisé que ces menaces/problèmes durent depuis plusieurs années, même si c'est de pire en pire, le gouvernement pourra faire disparaître Anticor sans aucune conséquence et nous oublierons rapidement.

18
titre (i.postimg.cc)
submitted 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) by sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee to c/france@jlai.lu

D'ici.

À noter que ce genre d'accusation peut être facilement portée envers pas mal d'autres pays, certains morts ou coups d'état sont plus graves que d'autres, rien de nouveau.

8
submitted 10 months ago by sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee to c/france@jlai.lu

J'avais suivi le premier passage, mais ai laissé traîner le visionnage de la vidéo traitant le deuxième passage(, bien moins superficiel apparemment, et un peu moins bêtement hostile, peut-être y avait-il cette fois-ci au moins un député pour argumenter en sa faveur, sinon le système est ainsi fait qu'il n'y aura personne pour 'défendre la pétition'/'répondre aux objections').

Voici le texte cette fois-ci :

Mesdames, Messieurs les députés,

Le 11 octobre 2023, la commission des lois a examiné, puis classé la pétition n°1559 pour un RIC Constituant. Cette pétition était une proposition amendée suite aux remarques soulevées lors de l’examen d'une précédente pétition.
Nous souhaitons rester dans cet esprit de dialogue fructueux. C’est pourquoi nous soumettons aujourd’hui cette nouvelle version qui prend en compte les préoccupations exposées par la commission en octobre.
Si certaines modalités de cette proposition vous semblent imparfaites, nous vous invitons à soutenir sa poursuite vers un examen à l’Assemblée, afin que ces modalités puissent être débattues et amendées dans l’hémicycle.

Toutefois, compte tenu des approximations et contrevérités entendues durant les précédents traitements de nos propositions, afin d’éviter tout nouveau malentendu sur nos modalités et nos intentions, nous souhaiterions que nos experts soient invités à la réunion qui traitera de la présente proposition, comme le prévoit l’article 148 du règlement de l’Assemblée.
Aussi, nous souhaitons que le détail des votes soit publié, conformément à la décision du Conseil constitutionnel n° 2009-581 DC du 25 juin 2009.

– Exposé des motifs –

L'article 6 de la déclaration des Droits de l’Homme et du Citoyen consacre le droit des citoyens de concourir “personnellement” à la formation de la loi.
L’article 2 de la Constitution consacre le principe de gouvernement “par le peuple”, et l’article 3 consacre l’exercice de la souveraineté nationale, qui appartient au peuple notamment “par la voie du référendum”.
Nous, très large majorité des citoyens selon tous les sondages, souhaitons l’instauration du RIC constituant, une procédure qui a fait ses preuves de par le monde, afin que ces proclamations ne soient plus théoriques, mais mises en pratique et incarnées dans un nouveau droit politique, celui d’un peuple réellement souverain.

Prises en compte des remarques de la commission

Mme la Rapporteure a pensé que notre proposition écartait le Parlement de la procédure. Il n’en est rien et ce n’est pas notre volonté. Dans notre article 89, le Parlement n’est pas exclu, il reste l’acteur principal. Notre proposition ne vise qu’à élargir l’initiative aux citoyens, à aucun moment il ne s’agit d’en priver le Parlement. De plus, les parlementaires ne sont pas exclus de l’initiative citoyenne, ils sont des citoyens à part entière. Ils peuvent donc, comme les parlementaires le font en Suisse, déposer une initiative citoyenne, récolter des signatures et soumettre leur proposition à référendum.
Notre proposition ne prive pas le Parlement de l’initiative, au contraire, elle donne aux parlementaires, même minoritaires, l’occasion d’en appeler à l’arbitrage démocratique des citoyens.

Cette fois, sur les conseils de la commission, nous introduisons la possibilité d’une contre-proposition parlementaire, comme c’est le cas en Suisse.

Mme la Rapporteure, ainsi que d’autres députés, y compris parmi ceux s’étant prononcés en faveur de l’examen à l’Assemblée, ont estimé qu’il était nécessaire de pouvoir réviser la Constitution sans référendum pour les modifications techniques, complexes, ou juridiquement nécessaires. Il va de soi qu’il ne s’agit pas d’une volonté de réformer la Constitution contre la volonté des citoyens. Nous avons donc réintroduit la procédure du Congrès pour les projets correspondant à ces critères.

Le contrôle par le Conseil constitutionnel a également fait naître des craintes quant à l’insuffisance du délai prévu et l’éventualité d’une saturation du Conseil par des propositions peu sérieuses. Nous comprenons ces arguments et avons donc revu la procédure de soumission des initiatives au Conseil, afin d’écarter ces risques.

Pour finir, le seuil de signatures a semblé trop faible à la Mme la Rapporteure, qui a justifié cela par l’incohérence d’un seuil plus élevé pour une loi ordinaire (art.11) que pour l’adoption d’une loi constitutionnelle.
C’est juste, mais comme l’a très justement souligné le Conseil constitutionnel dans sa décision du 18 juin 2020 : “la procédure reste dissuasive [...] le nombre de soutiens à atteindre est très élevé (environ 4,7 millions)”. Ceci est confirmé par M. Macron, qui a proposé dès 2019 dans son projet “pour un renouveau de la vie démocratique” de réduire drastiquement ce seuil à 1 million.
Nous proposons donc qu’il en soit de même pour l’initiative des révisions. En effet, dans toute l’histoire de France, seules 7 pétitions ont atteint un tel seuil, il semble donc que ce soit un seuil plus que raisonnable pour éviter toute utilisation intempestive de la procédure.

Merci pour votre attention et votre examen de ces nouvelles modalités.

**– Modifications – **
Les 5 critiques procédurales émises par la commission :

  • Exclusion du Parlement
  • Impossibilité de révisions techniques sans référendum
  • Risque de révisions inconstitutionnelles à cause du délai de contrôle
  • Risque d’un trop grand nombre de propositions soumises au Conseil constitutionnel
  • Seuil de signatures trop faible

Voici comment la nouvelle proposition répond à ces critiques :

  • Inclusion du Parlement Comme suggéré par la commission Ajout d’une possibilité de contre-proposition parlementaire (.6)
  • Possibilité de révisions sans référendum comme suggéré par la commission Réintroduction de l’approbation de révisions par le Congrès (.10)
  • Impossibilité de révisions inconstitutionnelles. Allongement du délai de contrôle du Conseil constitutionnel (.4)
  • Diminution du nombre de propositions soumises au Conseil constitutionnel Ajout d’un seuil de signatures avant soumission (.4)
  • Augmentation du seuil de signatures Comme suggéré par la commission Augmentation du seuil à 1 million (.5)

– PROPOSITION –
L’article 89 de la Constitution est ainsi révisé :

.1 L’initiative de la révision de la Constitution appartient concurremment au Président de la République sur proposition du Premier ministre, aux membres du Parlement et aux citoyens.

.2 Le projet ou la proposition de révision, à l’exception des propositions d’initiative citoyenne, doit être examiné dans les conditions de délai fixées au troisième alinéa de l’article 42 et voté par les deux assemblées en termes identiques.

.3 Lorsque la proposition de révision est d’initiative citoyenne, elle doit mentionner l’identité du ou des porteurs de l’initiative, le titre, le but de la proposition et l’amendement de la Constitution entièrement rédigé.

.4 La proposition de révision d’initiative citoyenne est déposée auprès du Conseil constitutionnel après le recueil de 50 000 signatures de citoyens sur papier libre. Les signatures doivent être accompagnées des noms d’usage, prénoms, dates de naissance et adresses des signataires. Le Conseil constitutionnel dispose d’un délai de 2 mois à compter du dépôt pour contrôler la validité des signatures et statuer sur sa conformité aux alinéas 11 à 13 du présent article. À l’issue de ce délai, la proposition est considérée comme valide. La proposition valide est publiée officiellement et est accompagnée d’un support papier et numérique où les citoyens peuvent apporter leur soutien. En cas de rejet, le Conseil constitutionnel produit une décision publique motivée.

.5 La proposition de révision d’initiative citoyenne doit recueillir au total un million de signatures d’électeurs dans un délai de 18 mois à compter de sa publication officielle.

.6 Les signatures de soutien à la proposition de révision d’initiative citoyenne, en format papier ou numérique, doivent être accompagnées des noms d’usage, prénoms, dates de naissance et adresses des signataires. La validité des signatures est contrôlée par le Conseil constitutionnel dans un délai qui ne peut dépasser une durée de 4 mois. Les parlementaires disposent de 24 mois, à compter de la validation de l’initiative, pour déposer une contre-proposition par la procédure de l’alinéa 2 ci-dessus. Le ou les initiateurs peuvent alors décider de retirer leur initiative.

.7 Une fois validée ou à expiration du délai prévu à l’alinéa précédent, le Président de la République soumet la proposition de révision au référendum dans un délai compris entre 3 et 12 mois. Aucun référendum ne peut être tenu pendant les 90 jours qui suivent la tenue d’un référendum.

.8 Les référendums sont précédés d’une campagne garantissant la diffusion de débats contradictoires et de toutes les informations nécessaires à un choix éclairé.

.9 La révision est définitive après avoir été approuvée par référendum. Si une initiative de révision fait l’objet d’une contre-proposition, les deux sont soumises séparément à référendum le même jour. Si les deux obtiennent l’approbation de la majorité des votants, seul le projet ou la proposition qui obtient le plus de votes favorables est approuvé.

.10 Toutefois, le projet de révision peut ne pas être présenté au référendum lorsque le Président de la République décide de le soumettre au Parlement convoqué en Congrès et qu’il ne fait pas l’objet d’une demande de référendum ; dans ce cas, le projet de révision n'est approuvé que s'il réunit la majorité des trois cinquièmes des suffrages exprimés. Le bureau du Congrès est celui de l'Assemblée nationale. Après la publication de la décision de convocation du Congrès, les citoyens disposent de 200 jours pour déposer auprès du Conseil constitutionnel 500 000 signatures d’électeurs demandant un référendum. Le contrôle des signatures est identique à celui de l’alinéa 6 ci-dessus. Si le seuil est atteint, le projet de révision est soumis à référendum.

.11 Aucune procédure de révision ne peut être engagée ou poursuivie lorsqu’il est porté atteinte à l’intégrité du territoire.

.12 La forme républicaine du Gouvernement ne peut faire l’objet d’une révision.

.13 Aucune révision ne peut avoir pour objectif de restreindre les droits civils et politiques garantis par la Constitution.

.14 Des modalités d’application complémentaires peuvent être fixées par une loi organique.

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 4 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

Jews started out legally buying lands in Mandatory Palestine until they were massacred and had war waged on them on when they declared statehood. Any lands annexed was a result of this.

The Ottoman Empire forbade them to buy these lands during the XIXth century, and would never have accepted the british decisions, were the arabs just supposed to let them declare statehood ?

Polling indicates Palestinians want intifada and a one-state solution where Jews are denied equal rights, and they outnumber Israelis.

And what do israelis want ? A two-states solution ? Why won't they put an end to the settlements then, and why is it anything else than a net gain for them and a loss for palestinians ?
What are the compromises that we(sterners) are making ?

Anger will not change their situation, it has led to it being this way.

The anger of israelis led to them killing thousands of people, no ?
But yeah, you're probably right, i don't really know what they expected, some kind of victory perhaps, they're at war as well, and seized an occasion.

If ummah were a factor here I suspect Egypt wouldn't be keeping Rafah closed, they clearly care more about using them as pawns with claims to land than they do the lives of Gazans stuck there.

If Egypt cared about palestinians they would help Israel in deporting them ?

While there is only one Jewish state there are many Arab/Islamic ones in the area and none of them seem willing to help Palestine, probably because those who did suffered for it with coups and terrorist organizations within their borders.

Most of them are still suffering because of their support/principles. Every single one of them is willing to help Palestine, but the more you're trying to put pressure and the more you're exposing your citizens for reprisals, so the extent of their actions may vary, i still think that they could win but what do i know really.

(And realpolitik don't look at morals, it is machiavelism, looking for what's fair/right/virtuous and then the realist ways to do this seems a better practice)

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 4 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

I have much to learn by talking with a pro-israeli, my sincere thanks for engaging.

[The claim that "if you kill their leaders they'll just elect new ones"] has yet to be established

As i said with Benjamin Netanyahu : killing him won't destroy Israel, just as killing their leaders wouldn't destroy Hamas.
We have to solve the root of the problem, because "Hamas"(palestinians) have the moral high ground here, « If israelis are unwilling to pacify themselves, the destruction of Israel seems like the most humane remaining option that keeps Palestine safe. », wouldn't you agree ?
« Palestine was annexed because israelis declared war on Palestine and won, funny how the Anti-Palestine crowd always conveniently forgets this and portrays the israelis as victims when they were absolutely the aggressors. »
« If israelis are reasonable, yes [killing them would be enough to deter them from killing more palestinians and occupying (more&more of )their land]. It would encourage them to find a path to peace. Perhaps they are not reasonable, their history of poking the bear, popular support of settlers and a one-state solution where they deny rights to palestinians certainly seems to indicate an unwillingness to compromise, which led to their present situation. »

I can't understand how you could paint the israelis as the victims here : they were the ones who stole the lands(, and are continuing to steal more of it), they're killed way less than they're killing, both before and after Oct.7, with less material destructions, yet i can't wish for them to permanently excuse themselves for existing, even if they should. There's a few solutions possible other than a two-state solution, i can only regret that public debates don't turn around this research of solutions instead of simply supporting one side, the anger of palestinians is legitimate, but what's the plan. Israel is asking for a lot and can't offer much in exchange, if i was arab i could consider that such weird locations could have a weird civilization different from the rest there, after all the muslims have expanded so much that they could accept to 'paint in another color'/~lose one of their heart, but not without consequences for israelis/westerners, it should result at the very least in a huge boost for the ummah, something deemed worthwhile by all of them, which won't happen since we(sterners) won't give any of our "hearts".

A crazy idea would be to plan for all countries to ally together in order to colonize and terraform Mars(, with commitments to certain realizations), from 2070 to 2177 for instance(, or longer if necessary), and our collective effort will be entirely done in order to give the whole planet Mars to countries claiming to be islamic. It's a good situation in the solar system, and despite many problems and uncertainties could be deemed a huge gain without being more than a financial loss for other countries. Other possibilities exist even if this one may seem/be far-fetched.

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 2 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

When you look at the amount of suffering other countries in the region, all anti-zionists, had/have to go through, i won't blame some of them to conclude that it'd be better for everyone to just draw a line on the past and accept Israel.
They may think that they're entitled to something in exchange, but that they're not united/strong enough to impose their will or 'reject their alliance with'/'put more&more pressure on' the west. So be it then if it's a sacrifice worth making.

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 7 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

random tweets

He's the director of the World Health Organization, and many articles are talking about many U.N. schools, the most recent one has been linked to this video, and when you look at one of these schools, here, it's not hard to imagine it being bombed in regard to the surrounding desolation. It's more symbolic of their unwillingness to create safe zones than anything else, they even bombed refugee camps, and are used to kill innocent civilians in order to settle on their lands anyway.

You can't depose Hamas, even if they managed to kill all of their leaders(, who don't reside in the Gaza strip anyway), they'll just elect new ones, i thought that this was obvious to everyone else. Even if Hitler was killed the third reich would have continued existing, the same goes for Israel if you kill Netanyahu, or the u.s.s.r. if you killed Stalin, there are a few modifications but the state doesn't suddenly disappear, sry but i shouldn't have to explain such obvious things and i'm afraid that a lot of other people think like you even if it's so obviously delusional.
Game theory ? They were attacked because they stole these (holy )lands, and were continuing to steal more and more of them, committing atrocities almost every day(, or at least week,) in a complete silence from "the free world". What's the point, would killing 100 persons in retaliation deter palestinians from fighting back ? 1000 ? 3000 ? 5000 ? When does it stop ? I wouldn't think that someone really say that the more Israel kills and the safer they'll be, how could it make any sense, they'll only be hated even more, do you think that they're acting guided by their emotions when they're expressing themselves so calmly ? Are palestinians allowed to "deter" israelis from acting like they do by killing even more of them ? Westerners had even more attacks on their territories once they wanted to "avenge" the first attacks by killing so much more people, in truth it's obvious to almost everyone that vengeance wasn't our goal, but our objectives were geopolitical, and were attained by burning everything held by the islamists, and torturing&killing the prisoners. I hope that they're not thinking that their only way to prevent such attacks is to mass murder thousands of innocents, especially considering that their walls were effective for decades.
Netanyahu is already at the end of his political career, your explanation is awful if true, but i've already talked about the blinded desire for revenge without any aim, i can't think that they're only guided by emotions when acting so rationally, they're head of states not teenagers in a video game, if they're doing something like that it's in order to gain something that couldn't be obtained otherwise.
I don't agree with you because i can't see the point : is it really a blind/stupid desire of revenge ? Just killing innocents everywhere without any other goal than that ?

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 38 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

If the most recent death toll wasn't enough, here's something else showing that they don't really care about keeping an appearance, as well as another U.N. school, i don't know what to say or do, everyone knows that they won't destroy "Hamas" :

If their goal was only to send a message, then there's no point to be that extreme, the only reason left that i can see is that they want to keep the Gaza Strip, it's always a bet but they considered that they'll be allowed to(, in which case their security would indeed be increased by getting rid of all palestinians).
Their neighbours would have to be quite desperate to think that embracing Israel and the west is still their best option, but if they do it'd probably be for economic reasons, and/or perhaps fears of retaliations, i.d.k., we'll see how it'll evolve in the future, but i can't believe that they would kill all of these people and destroy everything without a real goal, sending a pointless message isn't one, nor is the unrealistic aim of destroying "Hamas", i find it hard to imagine them simply going back to their side as if they accomplished something by pointlessly mass murdering thousands of childrens&humans on the other side of the wall, awful that this senseless option of a useless massacre is the most desirable.

482
submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee to c/nottheonion@lemmy.world

Previous title apparently :

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 2 points 11 months ago

If he's re-elected then perhaps that international observers with an absence of electronic voting could be approved by both sides and prevent such doubts from being formulated again. Observers may be considered humiliating for a great power but could perhaps be generalised to every representative republic, if only in order to prevent such excuses ?

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 2 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

I'm 100% sure for Venezuela and could find you the source, Europe said they didn't have time despite being asked more than 6 months prior to the elections(, and still having 1-2 months ahead of them).
For Syria i'm almost certain, but i think that i could find the same for Cuba, probably Zimbabwe and in any case i've read such suspicions about Russia and Iran, we even showed videos of a ballon in front of the c.c.t.v. for Russia, even if the surveys proved that V.Putin's support was/is legitimate, on which country would you like sources ?
In general, every government qualified as a "regime" is considered as cheating at elections, i don't see an exception.

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 3 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

that's all fine

It never is, sry for the "reddit" hivemind, corners of the Internet are different as you know, 🤷‍♂️.
And lemmy.world censored lemmygrad.ml and hexbear and others by defederating with them, as well as enterprises and the government.

22
submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee to c/asklemmy@lemmy.world

I've seen it for Venezuela and Syria, but i'm sure i could find this for quite a lot of other countries.
We're usually saying that it would legitimize these elections, and are asking instead that the opponents boycott them. We can continue to criticize the biases surrounding the votes instead of the votes themselves if that's the problem.
Some leaders may believe that the processus of elections is biased because unjust external pressures are putting a strain on the country and strengthening the opposition ; but, despite that, some of them are still asking for international observers, which could be an occasion to seize, instead of refusing to send them yet accusing them of cheating.
So i wonder if i'm missing something by thinking that we don't want to legitimate the whole process by counting the votes.

For them it seems like it would be the same if they're already asking, but for us it could open our societies to accusations of double standards since it could be argued that our own elections aren't perfect.
In the end sanctions would stay in place so it wouldn't be useful in any way, and doesn't matter, i should probably delete this post but i'm leaving it in the off-chance that some find an interest in it.

If you had the initial thought that international observers won't prevent cheating : they would count in double the votes, with the venezuelans of their area, and have everything under their eyes from the beginning of the vote to the end of the official count, so i don't see how cheating would be possible.
For now, our version is that they're miscounting the votes, yet we're refusing to send such observers.

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 3 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

The title is false, it's only a judgment in court on whether member states should be allowed to ban such visible signs for public servants or should be deprived of that right.
Yeah, it's one less freedom for the citizens(, and more freedom for the member states), but as someone (still )living in France it's probably for our security or whatever(, this says it's our guarantee for freedom).
It's not worse than when they killed the Church, religion is too important and now it's gone, and our lives ~solely guided by/for virtue/'(the city of )God' with it, they can ban all religions now for all i care, religion's places aren't for the private lives only, it shine's/d' mostly when it's the main pillar of our state. What is supposed to guide us when it's gone, the "realism" of a selfish quest for power ? No consequences for sinning if you're not caught(, since morality is relative/inexistant) ? Looking at "our" feet, satisfied, instead of the humiliating highness of the skies/Sky ?
What is religion if not realising we'll never be enough because our eyes 'look at'/'are searching for' Perfection/Maximum ? We killed our link with God and replaced it with idols, our downfall was announced and our decadence has been visible in the last centuries, poets were the first to disappear, we're so decadent that we don't even realize that people from the past wrote hundreds of time better than us, the scientific explosion was already unstoppable before the XVIIIth century, it isn't linked in any way to our destruction of the benevolent Church.
It'll just be one more deserved downfall after all, i wouldn't cry over it if we didn't try to bring others down with us, the sooner we disappear the better, we've long assumed our dishonesty in the name of "realism" or whatever, we're not christians, nor are we even trying to be, it's for irrealist goody-two-shoes, not for serious people, and i'm fed up currently, there are still a vast majority of good people but i'm angry, hopefully it'll pass like all things, are we even trying to build a better world ? What's our plan/vision ? What am i supposed to support here, capitalist "democracy" with depoliticized citizens and owned private medias, what else ? The "rule of law" that changes according to whoever obtained power/wealth ? What else, our innemurable murderous ventures in every single non-western country in the last 100 years, and irrecoverable cultural annihilation through colonisation before that ? Our propaganda against "unfree" "regimes" needing to be liberated ? What am i supposed to support if we're not even aiming&acting for a better world for all ? It doesn't seem like we're trying, just a nationalistic "America/France/.. first" all around, short-term visions and widespread fear&hate, not any ounce of love towards our designated enemies, no plan for living in a mutual peace, what makes us on the right side if not our pitiful/disdainful lies against our so-called enemies ? If we(sterners) don't support humanity then why would i support us ? Our duty is to make a better world for all, not for our group, neo-colonialism is a shame, and we're lying about it like with so many other things, it's not clever to lie we're so despicable, we should help each other, for real, we should f*cking change, now. If not our downfall is to be hoped for, and the rest of humanity should cheer for it if it means the advent of a better world for all of us.

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 2 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

That God is the reason for my/your/our/Our existence, seems clear enough, you can refer to Aristotle or pretty much any other theologian on this topic.
See, believing in God was never irrational after all, you were just brainwashed by modernity(, on this topic as well).

Also, God is the Greatest being, by definition(, see St.Anselm ٱللَّٰهُ أَكْبَرُ), so S..He is also my/(y)our/Our/the Guide/Example/Light(house)/..

[-] sousmerde_retardatr@lemm.ee 5 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

Except wars were waged for political reasons, not religious ones(, some civil wars excepted).

And good actions were quite often done for religious reasons, which is why rejecting religions was(is) seen as rejecting the call for virtue, and to God.

You can have technologies or not, be in a communist/royalist/democrat/'("anarcho"-)capitalist'/republican/.. state or not, it's not enough to live in paradise, you'll still find assholes, an environment including religions will( also) be made to improve ourselves. Not saying it didn't failed there as well, since people in the past weren't always "christians", it only means it isn't enough by itself for 100% of the population, not that it isn't the way forward.

Downvote me all you want, i.d.c., but argue before doing so if you ever have time to learn by a mutual debate.

view more: next ›

sousmerde_retardatr

joined 11 months ago