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Bin Laden saw the Kingdoms reliance on the US for security as a sign of terminal corruption. So while he was connected and privileged, he eventually turned against the state. The Kingdom has two problems. Hereditary states aren’t the least bit Islamic, and in the Islamic world there is an en...

From wikipedia [quote][b]Ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab charted a religio-political pact with Muhammad bin Saud [/b]to help him to establish the Emirate of Diriyah, the first Saudi state,[7] and began a dynastic alliance and power-sharing arrangement between their families which continues to the present day ...

[quote]The writing and acting in this episode was abysmal. I'm surprised this is a Disney produced show.[/quote] It feels like cheap daytime TV, circa 1995. Bad writing, and worse acting. ...

I don’t necessarily understand my own culture, there are a lot of unspoken and dimly understood rules. I remember being taught that I wasn’t any better than people poorer than me. So when outsiders mock poor whites, it bothers me. They have no right to, and it only speaks to the immense poverty ...

Culpepper is rough, and often very poor. God bless them. ...

They’re all Wahabi ...

Middle Eastern Muslims often have a very negative reaction when they’re exposed to the reality of Western culture. Exposure doesn’t lead to acceptance. It leads to rejection. Moderates can suddenly become radicals, when confronted by the profound culture differences between our peoples. ...

[quote]I'm just playing devil's advocate but let's say you marry the young girl. Whether it's the eventual strain of her career or raising children or other hardships, she's going to change. It's inevitable.[/quote] Life takes a toll on all of us. ...

We don’t need to, they couldn’t keep them in the air without 3rd parties to maintain them. If we shut off support services. They’d be grounded. ...

Which on a personal level makes sense. They’re different cultures with their own values and world views. ...

Petersen talks about this too. He’s concerned that men aren’t marrying down anymore, which is going to ossify our class structure....

[quote]This honestly just sounds like nostalgia. You're just wanting something you no longer have. [/quote] There’s some nostalgia at work there. We’re always going to compare the girls we meet though. In this case, the comparison really stood out. I could feel the weight on her shoulders. ...

The Bidens are pretty low class people. ...

[quote]a lot of women had to settle for guys they didn’t really want that much[/quote] That makes me think of someone I used to know. As she put it, you don’t always marry the love of your life. In her case, I think she actually despised her husband. It didn’t make sense to me at the time....

Nguyener No, he’s right. And it’s the cruel truth of feminism, it just hurts women. These women have pursued careers they hated, because we told them to, and they’ve missed out on the families they’ve always wanted. Worse yet, when they realize all of this, it’s often too late. I don...

Personal housekeepers? By which they mean, the housekeepers who were assigned to clean his room, when he was there?...

Paper is an organic and renewable resource! :lol: Except when it’s not. ...

The communists ended up winning the long war. ...

That’s fascinating. ...

The war on the south is right. They want to destroy our culture. Top to bottom. ...