World Chess Federation bows to iran

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realibrad

Lifer
Oct 18, 2013
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David Dunning and Justin Kruger might say yourself, but I'm sure your expertise in psychology will prove them wrong shortly.

Why not just tell me the thing you think I misspelled? It can't be suit but I honestly have no idea what you are talking about.
 

MongGrel

Lifer
Dec 3, 2013
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I may be a thorn in your side because I speak the truth but that's your problem.
Don't make it mine;That's all I have to say.

I look at you as a thorn in the side of the forums in general.

You do not speak truth, you are a troll.

I took you off ignore again for that reason.
 

Concerned Citizen

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I look at you as a thorn in the side of the forums in general.

You do not speak truth, you are a troll.

I took you off ignore again for that reason.
And yet more baseless personal attacks.Stay classy,you.
Notice I'm averaging a like per 100 posts
Your average is 1 per every 3500
 

Concerned Citizen

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You're like the mainstream media. the original said:
Notice I'm averaging a like per 100 posts
Your average is 1 per every 3500

Nice way to Omit.
 

MongGrel

Lifer
Dec 3, 2013
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You're like the mainstream media. the original said:
Notice I'm averaging a like per 100 posts
Your average is 1 per every 3500

Nice way to Omit.

I'm still amazed you haven't been banned by now, all the PURCH guys you said you were going to troll a few days ago on your last alt.

It's obvious.

The thorn in my side is just another tip off.

You should change the way you respond a bit, you're very obvious.

You're repetitive in many ways.

A bad troll is just a bad troll I guess.
 
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Concerned Citizen

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Sep 30, 2016
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I got 250+ the first two days they were enabled.

Who gives a shit.

Derp.

I'm still amazed you haven't been banned by now, all the PURCH guys you said you were going to troll a few days ago on your last alt.

It's obvious.

The thorn in my side is just another tip off.

You should change the way you respond a bit, you're very obvious.

You're repetitive in many ways.
What exactly is "Purch"
What's obvious the way you harass me.
 

DrDoug

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I'm still amazed you haven't been banned by now, all the PURCH guys you said you were going to troll a few days ago on your last alt.

It's obvious.

The thorn in my side is just another tip off.

You should change the way you respond a bit you're very obvious.

Watch out MonG, there's an internet bad ass in town! He's already whipping it out, comparing how short it is to ours and demanding that we watch it grow, just like he discovered it yesterday.

His Mom will be soooo proud of him, don'tcha think?
 
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1prophet

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The story of modesty in Iran is an interesting one eh
Interesting how Muslims adopted it from Iranian culture
Then the times when Westerners wanted the Iranian women not to wear them even though it was a huge insult (like demanding western women go topless)

Cool stuff

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hijab_by_country#Iran

( yes, I know you probably learned all about it in high school, but others may be interested)

YEAH, and there was a time when black people were expected to sit in the back of the bus and use separate water fountains and bathrooms because of you know, culture.

Women told to cover up when men are not is misogyny no two ways about it,

Damn shame you pretend liberals are so ready to throw women , gays and others under the bus for Islam "the religious right of the middle east."
 
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Orignal Earl

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YEAH, and there was a time when black people were expected to sit in the back of the bus and use separate water fountains and bathrooms because of you know, culture.

Women told to cover up when men are not is misogyny no two ways about it,

The men in Iran have to cover up as well

Damn shame you pretend liberals are so ready to throw women , gays and others under the bus for Islam "the religious right of the middle east."

You must be getting all emotional and seeing things that don't exist
 

realibrad

Lifer
Oct 18, 2013
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The men in Iran have to cover up as well



You must be getting all emotional and seeing things that don't exist

Don't be dumb. Men are allowed to wear far more options than women. Iran being anti free expression it not the issue here. Women are told they must cover their heads or else face lashings and or prison. Unless men are told to do the same it's a sexist situation. If man are told to wear something or else face the same then that too is sexist. If men and women are told to do something the same for the same reasons it's not sexist, but it may be something else.
 

agent00f

Lifer
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Why not just tell me the thing you think I misspelled? It can't be suit but I honestly have no idea what you are talking about.

For example you already know the answer and only need someone to say it to reveal the real depth of your mind. Truly next level.

Don't be dumb. Men are allowed to wear far more options than women. Iran being anti free expression it not the issue here. Women are told they must cover their heads or else face lashings and or prison. Unless men are told to do the same it's a sexist situation. If man are told to wear something or else face the same then that too is sexist. If men and women are told to do something the same for the same reasons it's not sexist, but it may be something else.

History claims the scarf and such are articles of national identity meant to contrast both previously hated west-back government which outlawed it and western objectification of women as sex objects, plus democratically/overwhelmingly supported by women in iran, but realibrad's history professor can verify that a true genius knows the real story.
 

realibrad

Lifer
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For example you already know the answer and only need someone to say it to reveal the real depth of your mind. Truly next level.

I honestly have no idea what you think I have done wrong. Your choice to explain yourself.

History claims the scarf and such are articles of national identity meant to contrast both previously hated west-back government which outlawed it and western objectification of women as sex objects, plus democratically/overwhelmingly supported by women in iran, but realibrad's history professor can verify that a true genius knows the real story.

The origin does not change the current situation. It's currently sexist.
 

Londo_Jowo

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I wonder how many that have posted in here would buck the rules of temple etiquette while in Bali

http://blog.kura2guide.com/7-rules-of-bali-temple-etiquette/

Entering any Hindu temple in Bali requires both men and women to cover their legs below the knee by using a sarong.

Camisoles, tank tops and singlets, exposing bare shoulders, are not considered appropriate for a visit to a temple. At the very least, your shoulders should be covered or you will not be allowed to enter the temple.

Menstruating women and women who have given birth in the last 6 weeks may not enter temples. Likewise, if you have an open wound or injury you should not enter a temple.

As feet are considered unclean in Bali, you should not point them to shrines or holy objects. For this reason men sit with their legs crossed and women kneel while in prayer.

It is considered disrespectful to have your head higher than the head of the priest, so be careful not to stand or sit in a position higher than that of the manku to avoid causing offense.

Generally speaking admission is not charged to enter a temple, although some sort of a "donation" is expected. There is no fixed amount, however Rp. 5,000 ~ Rp. 10,000 per person is a good guideline.

Don't forget that you are in a holy place of worship. Use your common sense and act appropriately. The Balinese welcome visitors of all religions and are happy to share their traditions and customs, so treat their temples as you would your own.
 

Qwertilot

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Hopefully no one, but then you'd also not choose to run an international chess world championship in one of those temples either
 

realibrad

Lifer
Oct 18, 2013
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I wonder how many that have posted in here would buck the rules of temple etiquette while in Bali

http://blog.kura2guide.com/7-rules-of-bali-temple-etiquette/

Entering any Hindu temple in Bali requires both men and women to cover their legs below the knee by using a sarong.

Camisoles, tank tops and singlets, exposing bare shoulders, are not considered appropriate for a visit to a temple. At the very least, your shoulders should be covered or you will not be allowed to enter the temple.

Menstruating women and women who have given birth in the last 6 weeks may not enter temples. Likewise, if you have an open wound or injury you should not enter a temple.

As feet are considered unclean in Bali, you should not point them to shrines or holy objects. For this reason men sit with their legs crossed and women kneel while in prayer.

It is considered disrespectful to have your head higher than the head of the priest, so be careful not to stand or sit in a position higher than that of the manku to avoid causing offense.

Generally speaking admission is not charged to enter a temple, although some sort of a "donation" is expected. There is no fixed amount, however Rp. 5,000 ~ Rp. 10,000 per person is a good guideline.

Don't forget that you are in a holy place of worship. Use your common sense and act appropriately. The Balinese welcome visitors of all religions and are happy to share their traditions and customs, so treat their temples as you would your own.

Dumb religious beliefs but not sexist.
 

Orignal Earl

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Don't be dumb. Men are allowed to wear far more options than women. Iran being anti free expression it not the issue here. Women are told they must cover their heads or else face lashings and or prison. Unless men are told to do the same it's a sexist situation. If man are told to wear something or else face the same then that too is sexist. If men and women are told to do something the same for the same reasons it's not sexist, but it may be something else.

What are all the different options do you think the men have?
The women seem to express themselves quite nicely?
Isn't Iranian fashion a thing?











The last one is actually just a Canadian
 
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realibrad

Lifer
Oct 18, 2013
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What are all the different options do you think the men have?
The women seem to express themselves quite nicely?
Isn't Iranian fashion a thing?











The last one is actually just a Canadian

This is the saddest part. Your argument is that because they can do many things, then it's all okay. You ignore the part about the lashings and jail. You justify this because some may choose to follow the rules and there are other things that happen elsewhere.

Follow your logic. If Mormons in Utah voted to ban PDA between homosexuals then they could use the same argument. So when this happened people like me called it out. The rebuttal was the same argument you are making. Gays can express themselves in other ways. Banning gays from kissing was okay because they could do other things.

Or how about France banning the burka in public buildings. I said that was wrong because it limits expression. Even though I think it's a bad practice they should be able to do it if they choose.

You are not going to see me on conflicting sides. Women being compelled to cover their hair is sexist. It really is simple if you don't try to justify sexism because it's a culture thing.
 

Chaotic42

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Devil's advocate question here: Is covering hair really any worse than forcing women to cover their breasts? Or forcing either sex to cover their genitals?
 

nickqt

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Jan 15, 2015
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Devil's advocate question here: Is covering hair really any worse than forcing women to cover their breasts? Or forcing either sex to cover their genitals?
This isn't about Iran, or chess.

It's about Us vs. Them, and getting people to hate other cultures.

I'm still waiting for people to provide their ideas on the final solution to the radical Islamic question.
 
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