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Post by amksa on May 19, 2005 8:54:55 GMT -5
I agree. It´s futile to argue with such people about religion. plus, doing a pastiche of what Bingo Hardsomething could write, this thread is dedicated to the ugliness of North africans faces, not their spirituality, if such barbarian apes can produce abstract thoughts !
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Post by Ponto Hardbottle on May 20, 2005 4:57:09 GMT -5
If you guys are going to have verbal diarrhea about how wonderful your religion is vis-a-vis others or mention silly things like idiotic Indonesians with Arab names who think being a terrorist is being a good muslim, you won't get here. There are other people here who are not muslims or North Africans but who are interested in discussing North Africans and their origins without ethnocentrism. Pan-Arabism, pushing Islam or giving Charlie another opening on how negroids created everything including sliced bread and condoms. And Shepherd, the name is Ponto Hardbottle.
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Post by amksa on May 20, 2005 6:02:05 GMT -5
If you guys are going to have verbal diarrhea about how wonderful your religion is vis-a-vis others or mention silly things like idiotic Indonesians with Arab names who think being a terrorist is being a good muslim, you won't get here. There are other people here who are not muslims or North Africans but who are interested in discussing North Africans and their origins without ethnocentrism. Pan-Arabism, pushing Islam or giving Charlie another opening on how negroids created everything including sliced bread and condoms. And Shepherd, the name is Ponto Hardbottle. i'm Berber, revealing that, i can't technically be pan-arabist, no way... i can detect in your words some animosity toward muslimin and negroids : don't generalize your hatred or your bad experiences to all North Africans. i think that this thread is a joke : europeans and afro-americans who are telling to North Africans themselves (Arab or berber-o-centrists) who they are : many north Africans don't even give a f*ck to the race(s) they belong to. that's why i'm astonished by how many guys here called Berter and Igu racists when they tried to explain that it still exists a "real" and "fixed" Berber race/type... if you call that ethnocentrism, good for you, but it's definitely true : very few persons and cultural traits can be labelled "Berber" : one can't be hypocrite on that subject, i can't consider Berber all dark people because it would be considered "gentle" or "politically correct." if you want to know the face of the real North African, I can describe objectively it as far as my ethnocentrism can permitt it. the shepherd talked.
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Post by Ponto Hardbottle on May 20, 2005 6:42:04 GMT -5
I have my reasons not to like those people who profess to be muslims and act differently, which is many of them. That is not your concern. As far as negroid humans and Africans, your statement is incorrect. I think my disagreements with Charlie have affected you. He and I, disagree on many things: the presence of negroids in Egypt, North Africa and East Africa, what are negroids, are American blacks real negroids and should they have the right to consider themselves Africans as distinct to native Americans or caucasoids, Afrocentric theories and so on. It is true I do not consider American blacks to be real Africans but mixed race American people with dark skins. African negroids are wonderful people who deserve their achievements without the need of Afrocentrics to falsify claims about East Africa, Egypt or North Africa. I do not care for Nazism but I do not hate Germans for it. Unlike some others I have been to Berter's homeland and seen Moroccans first hand and for that matter Tunisians and Egyptians, so I am not someone who obtains all my information from various second hand sources to prove my pet theories like others do. Why have a go at me when Gamel-awy is not Egyptian, born in Europe, has a European mother and spent most of his short life in a totally different milieu to West Asia, Egypt or North Africa. Egyptians are not even Arabs and he is a pan Arabist. Now that is silly.
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