just a chill guy | philosophy, history, and poetry.
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What was actually being portrayed was that she wasn’t comfortable with it herself and more importantly, even her immediate social circle wasn’t accepting her choice.. They were insisting that she wear Western clothing despite her clearly not wanting to..
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i have said it a million times. if you are young, ambitious, adventurous, hard working... moving to london is the best thing you can do.
there is no uk city in comparison. and i would also say no european city compares.
it's the only place this side of the world where you can make stupid money and network like hell.
yeah rent is stupid, £1,000+ a month just for a room. commuting is hell. but london is an addictive place.
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Places like London and Dubai force you to level up. Dress better, earn more, try harder. Some people view this as intimidating or ‘snotty’ but for others, including me, it improves you.
The sheer obsession with lineage is weird. These people should take a hard look at themselves before claiming.. Get a DNA test done first and you might discover that your entire ancestral claim is nothing more than a glorified family myth..
All that criticism of others but the moment someone calls you out, you can’t handle it and hit block. Stay in your little echo chamber and keep patting yourselves on the back.. 😂
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The moment Pakistan faces inevitable imperial aggression, be it now or in 50 years, people like @Shehzad89 would run for their lives hanging from the landing gear of Norwegian embassy evacuation planes and people like @husnayn_ would pick up guns to fight, that's the difference!
If this is the calibre of people arguing for secularism in Pakistan. that tells you everything. Hahaha!
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Abdul El Sayed Quotes imam Ali as . People are of two types: either they are your brothers in religion, or your equals in creation.
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I woke up and saw that Abdulrahman El-Sayed had won. For one of the few times in my life I actually cried from happiness. It’s not just that a Muslim American who stood up against our mindless support for an apartheid state and a genocidal war still won. It’s that so many Americans said no to the awful racism and bigotry stoked to unprecedented intensity by Republicans in Texas, Michigan and nationally.
