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Originally Posted by roachboy
ace: i cannot imagine anyone caring about your dilletante forays into pseudo-explanations for egypt and tunisia and libya and bahrain and morocco and algeria and yemen.
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For the record, I do unconditionally support equal rights for women in the ME. A "revolution" that fall short of that is incomplete in my imagination.
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Originally Posted by Baraka_Guru
ace, you missed my point. You think of your way of thinking as the opposite the way it is, and you think of my way as the opposite the way it is.
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No I did not miss your point. My response is that it depends on perspective. Perhaps, you are getting lost in the French Impressionism thing because the art appears to be fluid or that it flows. Perhaps, a mosaic would be more helpful because it appears more digital.
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For example, you don't even understand the level at which I agree with you, nor the level at which I disagree with you, on this matter. And yet you continue to make assumptions and continue to muddy the waters.
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You actually agree with me on something, what? Come on, my assumptions that you find fault in everything I present here has been wrong? If true, I will openly and publically state that I have been a fool in my exchanges with you - just give me something specific.
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I don't even know your position on the topic, really.
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Basic human needs, like food and being able to provide for family, are the driving motivations of the mass protests in the ME. Other suggestions of the driving motivators are pseudo-intellectual b.s.