what do you think about ROhingya ???

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Quote from: iCEBREAKER on June 07, 2015, 01:26:06 AM

The world as a whole is becoming more secular, with the major exception of the retrograde Caliphate cavemen.

As a whole, Europe and the Americas are getting more secular, while Asia and Africa is getting more religious.

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on June 07, 2015, 01:26:06 AM

China was never "a Buddhist nation." It's 'always' been dominated by Confucianism and Taoism. Buddhism's inroads there are the result of its compatibility with both.

That is true. A majority of the population in China believes in Chinese Folk Religions.

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on June 07, 2015, 01:26:06 AM

Getting back to the Rohingya, Thailand has never been colonized. Not by Europeans, not by Chinese, and they aren't going to lay back and let invading Muslims fuck their country up like the other places they've turned into a nasty fundamentalist shitholes.

Thailand is dealing with a bloody Islamic insurgency in the South of the country, which has killed thousands of civilians in the last decade. So their reaction to the latest crisis is understandable.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 06, 2015, 05:38:05 AM

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on June 06, 2015, 05:14:34 AM

It's not me you need to convince of that assertion, it's some rather stubborn and famously resourceful folk in Asia's Buddha Belt, which ranges from Korea (North and South, neither of which are considered creampuffs), through China (commie and nationalist versions), and down into Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. Plus the little Himalayan kingdoms. And then there is India (AKA The Elephant), home of the Buddha.

Buddhism is losing followers in almost all the nations which you had mentioned. They have lost their majority in South Korea, due to the rapid growth of Christianity. The Christians are still less in number when compared to the Buddhists, but they have marginalized the Buddhists in almost all the spheres. China is no longer a Buddhist nation. Vietnam is also losing its Buddhist majority, due to the activity of Christian missionaries. During the pro-American rule in South Vietnam, the Buddhists were heavily discriminated. As a result we had this:

The world as a whole is becoming more secular, with the major exception of the retrograde Caliphate cavemen.

China was never "a Buddhist nation." It's 'always' been dominated by Confucianism and Taoism. Buddhism's inroads there are the result of its compatibility with both.

Getting back to the Rohingya, Thailand has never been colonized. Not by Europeans, not by Chinese, and they aren't going to lay back and let invading Muslims fuck their country up like the other places they've turned into a nasty fundamentalist shitholes.

Bangladesh needs to get its act together and stop creating refugee crises.

The land is as fertile as a turtle but the people are fucktarded Islamic-lobotomy victims, and it isn't Thailand's or any other country's job to act as a safety valve.

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Quote from: Falconer on June 06, 2015, 01:06:21 PM

Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 06, 2015, 10:28:49 AM

So what? Is it the responsibility of the Myanmarese and the Indians to provide jobs to the Rohingyas? If Bangladesh is overpopulated, then it is the responsibility of the government there to bring down the population.

lol.
So its be fair for them to seek a job in other country. Any problem?

I don't have a problem, as long as they do that legally. The Rohingya should apply for a work visa and resident status in Myanmar, and then migrate to that country if they are granted.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 06, 2015, 10:28:49 AM

That's what the army is doing right now. Earlier the cops tried to take control of the situation. But that attempt failed. So they handed over the responsibility to the army guys.

So what the army have done to Rohingyan? Shot them? Or evicted them forcibly?

The residents were earlier preventing the cops from entering their settlements. The army came in, and forcefully entered these villages. A lot of people were arrested for obstructing the cops. Those families, who were encroaching on government land, or were unable to show the possession documents, were evicted to special camps set up for them.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 06, 2015, 10:28:49 AM

So what? Is it the responsibility of the Myanmarese and the Indians to provide jobs to the Rohingyas? If Bangladesh is overpopulated, then it is the responsibility of the government there to bring down the population.

lol.
So its be fair for them to seek a job in other country. Any problem?

Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 06, 2015, 10:28:49 AM

That's what the army is doing right now. Earlier the cops tried to take control of the situation. But that attempt failed. So they handed over the responsibility to the army guys.

So what the army have done to Rohingyan? Shot them? Or evicted them forcibly?

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Quote from: Falconer on June 06, 2015, 09:56:40 AM

You said Bangladesh is overpopulated now, can you imagine how hard they seek a job there?

So what? Is it the responsibility of the Myanmarese and the Indians to provide jobs to the Rohingyas? If Bangladesh is overpopulated, then it is the responsibility of the government there to bring down the population.

Quote from: Falconer on June 06, 2015, 09:56:40 AM

What are you talking about? That is the task of police officer. If they can't do that, let army or other authorities take the task.

That's what the army is doing right now. Earlier the cops tried to take control of the situation. But that attempt failed. So they handed over the responsibility to the army guys.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 06, 2015, 02:12:33 AM

Myanmar authorities are taking action against illegal immigrants.

And the violence is legal? If so, we can shoot any villains with gun

Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 06, 2015, 02:12:33 AM

If they wanted humane treatment, then they should have remained in Bangladesh, rather than immigrating to Myanmar

You said Bangladesh is overpopulated now, can you imagine how hard they seek a job there?

Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 06, 2015, 02:12:33 AM

The policemen can be effective if some isolated individuals are committing crimes. Right now, it is impossible for the Rakhine state police to raid Rohingya settlements to nab the criminals. The community prevents the entry of policemen to their settlements.

What are you talking about? That is the task of police officer. If they can't do that, let army or other authorities take the task.

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Quote from: iCEBREAKER on June 06, 2015, 05:14:34 AM

It's not me you need to convince of that assertion, it's some rather stubborn and famously resourceful folk in Asia's Buddha Belt, which ranges from Korea (North and South, neither of which are considered creampuffs), through China (commie and nationalist versions), and down into Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. Plus the little Himalayan kingdoms. And then there is India (AKA The Elephant), home of the Buddha.

Buddhism is losing followers in almost all the nations which you had mentioned. They have lost their majority in South Korea, due to the rapid growth of Christianity. The Christians are still less in number when compared to the Buddhists, but they have marginalized the Buddhists in almost all the spheres. China is no longer a Buddhist nation. Vietnam is also losing its Buddhist majority, due to the activity of Christian missionaries. During the pro-American rule in South Vietnam, the Buddhists were heavily discriminated. As a result we had this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Th%C3%ADch_Qu%E1%BA%A3ng_%C4%90%E1%BB%A9c

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 06, 2015, 04:16:42 AM

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on June 06, 2015, 04:08:05 AM

Muslims have conquered enough Buddhist lands. From Alexandria to Constantinople then, and from Bamiyan to Palmyra now, these Dark Age locusts swarm on and destroy the heritage of mankind.

Buddhism is an "old age" religion, just like Hinduism and Shintoism. The old age religions are not capable of competing with the Abrahamaic religions (Islam and Christianity). If they want to survive, then these old age religions need to innovate and adapt, just like Judaism and Sikhism. Else, they will continue to lose territory and followers to the Abrahamaic religions.

It's not me you need to convince of that assertion, it's some rather stubborn and famously resourceful folk in Asia's Buddha Belt, which ranges from Korea (North and South, neither of which are considered creampuffs), through China (commie and nationalist versions), and down into Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia. Plus the little Himalayan kingdoms. And then there is India (AKA The Elephant), home of the Buddha.

Good luck with that conversion process. Wink

Buddhism is nowhere near as old as Hinduism, although it expands and builds upon some of the earlier polytheistic teachings. It is, in the wider gnostic sense, a monotheistic belief system. You can't get more monotheistic than "separateness is an illusion."

The Abrahamists look positively pagan in comparison, as they go on about fallen angels, Trinities, dualism, and all those other gaudy social control mechanisms.

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Quote from: iCEBREAKER on June 06, 2015, 04:08:05 AM

Muslims have conquered enough Buddhist lands. From Alexandria to Constantinople then, and from Bamiyan to Palmyra now, these Dark Age locusts swarm on and destroy the heritage of mankind.

Buddhism is an "old age" religion, just like Hinduism and Shintoism. The old age religions are not capable of competing with the Abrahamaic religions (Islam and Christianity). If they want to survive, then these old age religions need to innovate and adapt, just like Judaism and Sikhism. Else, they will continue to lose territory and followers to the Abrahamaic religions.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 04, 2015, 10:16:03 AM

Quote from: Falconer on June 04, 2015, 07:15:21 AM

Do you blame all of Rohingyan just because some of them did crimes? What do you think if one of your family did crime and you got blamed because of him? Rohingyans are not only men, there are also women and kids.

No. I am not blaming all Rohingya. That is why I used the term "some of them". There is a reason why the Buddhists are not attacking the native Muslims, or other minorities such as Hindus. They are law abiding peaceful citizens. The problem is that the Bangladeshi immigrants want to bring their own rules and customs to the area to which they immigrated.

Bengal was once a highly advanced civilization. What happened to that?

The refugees need to assimilate if they expect to be welcomed anywhere.

Muslims have conquered enough Buddhist lands. From Alexandria to Constantinople then, and from Bamiyan to Palmyra now, these Dark Age locusts swarm on and destroy the heritage of mankind.

If the Rohingya would rather die for some dusty old book than convert, fine.

Plenty of room in Muslim heaven for them. Grin

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Quote from: Falconer on June 06, 2015, 02:05:15 AM

And do you think the violence act by Myanmar natives to Rohingyan is legal?

Myanmar authorities are taking action against illegal immigrants.

Quote from: Falconer on June 06, 2015, 02:05:15 AM

Can you imagine about what kind of violence that made Rohingyan been so scared and trying to sail to other country?

If they wanted humane treatment, then they should have remained in Bangladesh, rather than immigrating to Myanmar

Quote from: Falconer on June 06, 2015, 02:05:15 AM

If they have made several crimes, so what the purpose of the country made a jail and founded police officers? The cops can solve the crime problems, because those are their tasks, not civilians.

The policemen can be effective if some isolated individuals are committing crimes. Right now, it is impossible for the Rakhine state police to raid Rohingya settlements to nab the criminals. The community prevents the entry of policemen to their settlements.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 06, 2015, 12:35:14 AM

No. They are illegal migrants, just like the Bengali immigrants in countries such as India, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Why should the Myanmar government legally allow one million Rohingya to flood their country? Myanmar is a Buddhist-dominated society, and they don't want immigrants from people belonging to different religion.

And do you think the violence act by Myanmar natives to Rohingyan is legal? Can you imagine about what kind of violence that made Rohingyan been so scared and trying to sail to other country? If they have made several crimes, so what the purpose of the country made a jail and founded police officers? The cops can solve the crime problems, because those are their tasks, not civilians.

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Quote from: ThEmporium on June 05, 2015, 12:11:32 PM

I agree Rohingya are migrants, However they are legal migrants not illegal

No. They are illegal migrants, just like the Bengali immigrants in countries such as India, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Why should the Myanmar government legally allow one million Rohingya to flood their country? Myanmar is a Buddhist-dominated society, and they don't want immigrants from people belonging to different religion.

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Quote from: saturn643 on June 05, 2015, 10:16:07 PM

some Rohingyas have been responsible for criminal acts, however, this in no way means that they as a community are responsible for their own plight. The Rohingya people have been the victim of systematic persecution and violence for decades

You said some of them, so what about the Rohingyan innocents? People just ignore and blame the innocents too.

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some Rohingyas have been responsible for criminal acts, however, this in no way means that they as a community are responsible for their own plight. The Rohingya people have been the victim of systematic persecution and violence for decades

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Quote from: Okurkabinladin on June 05, 2015, 04:38:34 AM

Bryant,
I was responding mostly to Falconer, who claims this is all about "humanity" and US should intervene. Of course, I find it idiotic. Bangladesh is well beyond point of overpopulation, its third world status only worsened by the fact, that vast majority of its people are ardent believers in dogmatic religion. Country the size of Iowa already supports 170 million of these people. It is more, than understandable, that its neighbours arent thrilled about taking care of this mass of people (represented by Rohingya most recently).

Saudis and other state sponsors of terorrism dont generally accept foreign refugees, frankly this is useless concept. EVEN, if they were willing to move and assimilate, there would be simply born new ones and cycle would continue. Their problem cannot be solved on someone elses account.

I said that because I think USA had absolute power in United Nations. They could do anything and UN can't blame them. You can call me idiot, but it just my opinion about Rohingyan and that's the effective way to resolve the problem. I didn't say USA should take them to US and feed them. Maybe US can submit this issue in UN and hope can be resolved. Anything wrong in my opinion?

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 03, 2015, 09:02:27 PM

Both the sides are guilty here. Almost all of the Rohingya are migrants from Bangladesh, and the native population in the Rakhine region is opposed to their presence there. Another fact that should be remembered is that ethnic Rakhinese (some 300,000 in total) are suffering genocide in Bangladesh (and no human right organization is taking up their cause). Attacks against Rohingya in Myanmar are mostly retaliation against the treatment of ethnic Rakhinese (known as Mogh) in Bangladesh. Treat the Mogh better, and attacks against the Rohingya will stop.

I agree Rohingya are migrants, However they are legal migrants not illegal, There is no basic evidence that so called brutal attacks against Rohingya is based on the retaliation against the treatment of Ethnic Rakhinese, so much so even it is true, Bangladesh Government never deprive anyone from their country, But What about the Myanmar, they are brutally murdering innocent men, women, childrens, infants of very poor Rohingya community. It is evident genocide from Myanmar.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 05, 2015, 11:27:39 AM

Quote from: erpbridge on June 05, 2015, 07:58:22 AM

The only thing I blame them for is to continue giving birth to more babies than they can afford to take care of .

That is going on everywhere, not just in the Rakhine state. People produce more children, if it is profitable to do so. Check the Daily Mail, and every now and then they publish the story of some welfare rat with a dozen children in London. If you subsidize the population explosion, then people will create more and more children. It is the basic rule of nature.

That is the only thing which is bad for them. A lot of people in general(including Rohingyas) keep on giving birth and can have upto 10-12 children . Its a trend in Islam to have more than 5 children, which I have never understood. If they were to avoid that tradition, it would have been a much better community without many problems.

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Quote from: erpbridge on June 05, 2015, 07:58:22 AM

Thats again an assumption . Its true that it would be hard to earn while on the island, but would be enough to atleast have a living for themselves. They can always start manufacturing operations among other things which require manual labour. The only thing I blame them for is to continue giving birth to more babies than they can afford to take care of .

uneducated, mostly illiterate low iq savages arent going to suddenly develop the ability to build farms and factories by being transplanted from their burmese mud society into one of their own on a random island somewhere. it is not burma holding them back nor is it the indonesians or thai who also rightfully reject them, if you look at these countries you'll see they are all making tremendous strides in developing themselves.

animals like rohingya have always had more children than they could afford to support but back in the day there weren't foreign funded ngos providing them with food so there wasn't this crazy population explosion.

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Quote from: erpbridge on June 05, 2015, 07:58:22 AM

The only thing I blame them for is to continue giving birth to more babies than they can afford to take care of .

That is going on everywhere, not just in the Rakhine state. People produce more children, if it is profitable to do so. Check the Daily Mail, and every now and then they publish the story of some welfare rat with a dozen children in London. If you subsidize the population explosion, then people will create more and more children. It is the basic rule of nature.

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