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One million for one.
Well if you have no belief in God then logic dictates that it would be impossible for you to have any rights conferred upon you. Further without a belief in a God or religious then it's impossible for you to possess morals, values or ethics as those concepts are religious concepts.
Any arguments you make based upon morals are not valid as you can not by the very nature of morals possess them without a religious context.
And yet here I am having morals, ethics and values. Go figure.
Your arrogance is impressive. To believe that you and your fables are the origin of morality is one of the most asinine things I have seen you write.
Should you wonder why I do not believe in your fables, look in the mirror. I have no interest being filled with such arrogance or hatred toward my fellow man. You are a pathetic excuse for a human.
Parliamentary elections are set to take place in three rounds, beginning next week. The Freedom and Justice Party, the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood, is likely to win the highest percentage of seats of any single party.
The Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamists converged on Tahrir Square on Friday to protest what they call an effort by the military to gain permanent power.
The Muslim Brotherhood, which gave the first revolution powerful muscle, has refused to take to the streets again, fearing the turmoil will derail elections it expects to dominate.
The Obama administration spent some $200 million on democracy building in the lead-up to the elections this week in Egypt.
But with 65 percent of the vote going to Islamist candidates, it doesn’t appear the money was well spent.
“Poorly organized and internally divided, the liberal parties could not compete with Islamists disciplined by decades as the sole opposition to Mr. Mubarak,” the New York Times reported.
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EGYPT DEMOCRACY IN ACTION
Dictatorships have a tendancy to produce thugs.