Which do you think has the biggest victim mentality/complex?

Or just the shy guys that you ignore/don't notice...

I have to beg to differ. Being somewha of an "asshole" myself, which is putting it lightly, I get more attention from females I care little about than guys good guys do from them. Not only that, I have also "tested" this whole thing out a few times and always came to the same conclusion.

So I think most girls will prefer to give the asshole the time of day or attention over the nice guys. Most of these "assholes" are not nice guys at all, they are terrible to other people, and hey show that, but girls just keep going for them.

In all honesty, these girls tend to have nothing in common with the guy they like that happen to be assholes, either.

I am not saying girls "should" have to be with nice guys over assholes, like I said, we are free to be with whoever we want. I am simply implying that girls can't expect to be taken seriously when saying "I just want a nice guy", only to not even notice them for the asshole, then complain that there are no nice guys when she has chosen the asshole before the plenty of nice guys around.

I agree. Don't let him get to you though because then he wins.

Palestine has a very diverse history. It was occupied by peoples of all creeds.

Palestine hasn't been ruled by a Jewish leader since 1291.

The only reason it had Christian and Jewish influence before then was because of the crusades, where once again, Europe intervened and claimed the land belonged to them because of... well you know what the crusade was.

There wasn't another European influence in that area until 1882, and that was by Russian Jews.

"In 1919 there were about 568,000 Muslims, 74,000 Christians, and 58,000 Jews in Palestine. "

What does this number tell you?

And now tell me who lied, and took back their promise.
"In World War I the British, with Arab aid, gained control of Palestine. In the Balfour Declaration (1917) the British promised Zionist leaders to aid the establishment of a Jewish "national home" in Palestine, with due regard for the rights of non-Jewish Palestinians. However, the British had also promised Arab leaders to support the creation of independent Arab states. The Arabs believed Palestine was to be among these, an intention that the British later denied."

Because of the horrific and terrible events that took place during the holocaust, there was a large Jewish immigration to the area.

The rest of the story is basically of the British turning this issue onto The U.N, and more lies being told until Israel was declared eventually.

What's sad is the many wars that occurred because of this, and the hundreds and thousands of people that were displaced from their homes.

I don't think anyone has a right to forcefully take someones land because of prehistoric, and "biblical" rights. On top of that, it was gained in a way that was outright false.

That was also the promise land to Christians, Jews, and Muslims.

Now you can't go making political, real life decisions on holy books can you? There's something called seperation between religion and government. Or I'd like to think.

"God told me I own this place last night so I'm going to take it from you by force."

It's sad to see people fight over this.

Esperanto is western.

The common day number system we're using came from who... Come on... you know...

The A-... Ara-....Mu-... Musl-...

The people you really dislike and always comment about. :)

Jewist.

Muslism.

I hate to be picky, but Nazism wasn't a religion.

You said exactly what I expected you to say - you can't stand to see any evidence contrary to your beliefs so you choose to ignore any I put in front of you without even looking at it. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/the-forgotten-massacre-8139930.html http://imeu.net/news/article0023017.shtml http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2012/09/2012915163152213255.html That massacre was an incredibly well-documented event, to try and deny it even existed is ridiculous.

As disturbing as 100000 people calling for executions is, they do not represent all Muslims. There are also Muslims who do not believe those things.

You display the classic signs of a conspiracy theorist. The hyper-emotive language, the reliance on worn-out stereotypes and vagary, the refusal to even consider evidence against your point etc.

Quite the opposite, our eyes have been fully opened to the extreme hatred and intolerance that the fascist muslims have towards non-muslims, Jews, women, gays, freedom and democracy.

Thanks to the internet more and more people are going to wake up and realize this disgusting Nazi death cult-Islam, should've remained in the dark ages and work to eventually eradicate it.

I always find it amusing and ironic when the real hatemongers call others hatemongers. Call us whatever you like, it won't stop us from eventually destroying Islam.

Please use more -ists and -isms...and textspeak.

Thnx.

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