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Where is Human Right? Where is Peace?
January 5, 2009 - 07:58 AM
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Now lets c who can discuss this topic with me. I have simple questions, please answer them any of you who have been defending the Human Rights, the Peace, the American Politics. If you think that world is a peaceful place then you are absolutely wrong.
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Re: Where is Human Right? Where is Peace?
January 5, 2009 - 10:15 AM
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All of them are lost!!! These people are just talking & sleeping.. its so easy like this to have peace??? there is nothing to do in real.. Hey there! stop talking about peace  & make it real!!!
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Re: Where is Human Right? Where is Peace?
January 5, 2009 - 05:17 PM
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well my friend..i have come to a conclusion ..that there must have been a hidden paragraph in that declaration that excludes (Arabs,middle easters,AFRICANs, Asains........etc),I dont know maybe we are just not human enough in their eyes..as if we bleed water and they bleed blood..people in gazza are being Exterminated and maybe they would have had more luck with the european countires and the states if they were actually bugs.. What is going in gazza is outragous like what is left..I bit if those people being killed in gazza on daily bases and in those numbers were Europeans or American..things would have been different..everyone seems helpless now to do anything for the kids in gazza.. well I say now as long as we r standing still watching them being killed then we'd better call ourselfs sth else...anythig but Humans...
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Re: Where is Human Right? Where is Peace?
January 19, 2009 - 08:58 AM
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Man, there is nothing as human rights and UN and world peace. All these organizations are mere pieces of chess, of those people who have created them, just to use them for their own mean purposes. Whenever, the Muslims try to do something, these organizations at that instant take action and call for meetings and conferences and impose embargos and sanctions on those groups and countries. But if the same thing takes place with a non-muslim country or group, you would see that they even don't pretend to be doing anything. Lets talk about america and israel, when the 11 september, so called attacks, took place, what happened around the world, all the media and organizations condeming it and asking for action. As a result of which america went to Afghanistan by claiming that they are there to find Bin Laden, which they haven't found yet, and I believe that he might be somewhere in White House enjoying his meals and sleep; but what has happened is that thousands of innocent civilians have been killed and no one is saying anything. Yet in israel, the palestinians who are just responding for the suppression from israel, a few civilians who were killed, for their sake israel is massacring the palestinians and yet the so called UN and human right organizations are still sleeping and letting israel do whatever they want.
So as I said before they are just mere pieces of chess, which they use whenever necessary to further their evil causes.
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Re: Where is Human Right? Where is Peace?
October 12, 2009 - 01:49 PM
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Peace exists in the heart of a believer.
And when such people start speaking out and stand in the face of the enemy, we can find human rights being respected and exercised.
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Re: Where is Human Right? Where is Peace?
October 12, 2009 - 03:27 PM
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siddiq92 wrote:
Peace exists in the heart of a believer.
And when such people start speaking out and stand in the face of the enemy, we can find human rights being respected and exercised.
I am sorry to say that even if people believed in peace and screamed their feelings out to the public it won't be gained that easily, to have peace is to have everyone understanding the lines that they shouldn't cross and have a self control from each and every human being, and that is not going to happen because someone spoke out, you can't change billions of human beings that have been raised differently and think differently by a word.
This post was edited on: 2009-10-12 at 03:28 PM by: Shori
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Re: Where is Human Right? Where is Peace?
October 12, 2009 - 03:54 PM
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By believer, I meant one who believes in the Almighty. Such a person is at peace with himself in his belief. Unless a person is peaceful from within, he cannot be peaceful in the society.
Raising voices in unison with like minded persons certainly has an effect. History is witness to many such events.
Persons who persevere for peace certainly are rewarded handsomely in the course of time.
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Re: Where is Human Right? Where is Peace?
October 12, 2009 - 04:00 PM
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Words are mightier than swords. That's why people were given holy books from time to time. With the latest version of the Holy Book, we certainly can achieve peace and respect for human rights. Almighty promises so in His Book.
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Re: Where is Human Right? Where is Peace?
October 12, 2009 - 04:04 PM
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siddiq92 wrote:
Words are mightier than swords. That's why people were given holy books from time to time. With the latest version of the Holy Book, we certainly can achieve peace and respect for human rights. Almighty promises so in His Book.
This post was edited on: 2009-10-12 at 04:01 PM by: siddiq92
I agree with you that Holy books have the way and teachings that could take our hands and lead us to many good things, but in a kind of world we are living in you can't just make everyone believe in what you truly believe in, and you can't just force the idea or the belief you have.
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Re: Where is Human Right? Where is Peace?
October 12, 2009 - 04:27 PM
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One strong leader shows the path and the followers in great numbers oblige him. Has not history shown such examples before.
What we need is leaders coming from us and steering the humanity towards a peaceful co-existence.
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