Anonymous
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@lind9650 wrote:

We are outraged that non-christian people are demanding that we change our ways and laws.

 

Why do some people think we can demand the same of another country???

 

Erica


because this is about human rights

which should have no boundaries, 

no borders and no races. 

as used very often by bolt as shown 

 

'confected outrage' is not a term that I use or see much  as i don't normally accuse others of having 'fake outrage"

 

my outrage over executions is genuine not fake, if that's what you're trying to get at

 

imo the Saudis are the worst... however they are an ally ( apparently) and have also been given a seat on the HR council which I find to be bizarre

Anonymous
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my outrage over executions is genuine not fake, if that's what you're trying to get at

 

 

uhmmmm....NO

 

curious how you came to that

conclusion. 

I am sooo used to being questioned on my motives Julia  Woman LOL

 

that's how i arrived at that conclusion

 

Smiley Happy

Anonymous
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'confected outrage' is not a term that I use or see much  as i don't normally accuse others of having 'fake outrage"

 

 

i've heard it coming from both sides

of politics but mainly form the labor

party.  i'm sure sometimes its warranted

and sometimes not. 

 

recently i saw it used in reference to

'gaybe baybe' (title of an article in

crikey) 

Anonymous
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@debra9275 wrote:

I am sooo used to being questioned on my motives Julia  Woman LOL

 

that's how i arrived at that conclusion

 

Smiley Happy


ok

I haven't

 

does it really matter anyway btw..

 

 

 bolt says it in nearly every article- that's all I know

Anonymous
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does it really matter anyway btw..

 

nah, i didn't think it did but

since you asked....

just thought I should make it clear, no I'm not "U.S. bashing"  it is FACT  that the Saudies are a close ally of the U.S, therefore us too

 

though I have read that money talks in some election campaigns, also in HR seats

 

hope that clarifies it for some Smiley Happy

 

 

 

The Middle East is fast shaping up to be a rerun of the Cold War, with the major powers - US, Russia and now Saudi Arabia playing chess games in the conflicts of other nations  rather than dropping bombs on each other. All it needs is for China to join in and we'll have a full house.