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Ben Affleck

It's not his personality I'm attracted to believe me. its the voyeur in all of us that makes us attracted to all celebrities. I was trying to be glib and clever, and made a flippant remark hoping for laughs, but not thinking at your expense ( not to mention hard work) But together we righted a wrong and I hope I made a friend, and I hope this serves as an example on this board what words can do~ :)


No problem. It isn't your fault. I have been a bit jumpy for the past few months. (I have got to decrease my coffee and tea intake.) :smile:
 
his dick is so big and I see all the precum dripping, his balls are down to his knees, in fact I think he is sucking Matt Damon, I think I see him in the reflection of the door handle.
 
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Ben Affleck was a featured guest on ‘Finding Your Roots With Henry Louis Gates, Jr’ (PBS 14/10/14). He hails from past generations (especially his mother) who were very active social change advocates. From that context it is easy to see how Ben might have some conflict in choosing to support gay rights issues (for example) while trying to hold on to some categorical respect for Islam. The degree to which he seems to ignore many highly depraved and frequently practiced concepts associated with Islam suggest he well may have no pragmatic understanding in either gay (human) rights or the Islamic faith.

In his discussion with Mahler and Harris, Afflect was not able to maintain his persona of “looking good” when faced with the challenge of “doing good”. Doing good would have obligated him point out and reject depravities associated with Islam.


Agreed, levi. He's sincere but somewhat muddle-headed. Wants to be 'nice' more than 'objective.'

Everyone, especially gays, who are interested in human dignity and equality should read through the 2013 Pew Research Report: The Worlds Muslims: Religion, Politics, and Society. It is a topic too big to ignore. Eventually everyone in a free society will be forced to make choices about what is right and/or wrong with what is happening here.

I've gotten a lot out of that report each time I've looked at it.
It really is an eye-opening read.
 
Everyone, especially gays, who are interested in human dignity and equality should read through the 2013 Pwe Research Report: The Worlds Muslims: Religion, Politics, and Society. It is a topic too big to ignore. Eventually everyone in a free society will be forced to make choices about what is right and/or wrong with what is happening here.

The World’s Muslims: Religion, Politics and Society | Pew Research Center's Religion & Public Life Project

I want to revisit this, levi.

The executive summary gives very general details, but if you go into a close examination of the report, you discover some astonishing findings.

Looking just at Chapter 1 Beliefs about Sharia:

Penalty for Adultery

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In 10 of 20 countries where there are adequate samples for analysis, at least half of Muslims who favor making sharia the law of the land also favor stoning unfaithful spouses.18
Some of the highest support for stoning is found in South Asia and the Middle East-North Africa region. In Pakistan (89%) and Afghanistan (85%), more than eight-in-ten Muslims who want Islamic law as their country’s official law say adulterers should be stoned, while nearly as many say the same in the Palestinian territories (84%) and Egypt (81%). A majority also support stoning as a penalty for the unfaithful in Jordan (67%), Iraq (58%). However, support is significantly lower in Lebanon (46%) and Tunisia (44%), where less than half of those who support sharia as the official law of the land believe that adulterers should be stoned.
In Southeast Asia, six-in-ten Muslims in Malaysia consider stoning an appropriate penalty for adultery. About half hold this view in Thailand (51%) and Indonesia (48%).
Muslims in Central Asia as well as Southern and Eastern Europe are generally less likely to support stoning adulterers. Among those who favor Islamic law as the official law of the land, only in Tajikistan do about half (51%) support this form of punishment. Elsewhere in the two regions, fewer than four-in-ten favor this type of punishment, including roughly a quarter or fewer across the countries surveyed in Southern and Eastern Europe.
Penalty for Converting to Another Faith

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Compared with attitudes toward applying sharia in the domestic or criminal spheres, Muslims in the countries surveyed are significantly less supportive of the death penalty for converts.19 Nevertheless, in six of the 20 countries where there are adequate samples for analysis, at least half of those who favor making Islamic law the official law also support executing apostates.
Taking the life of those who abandon Islam is most widely supported in Egypt (86%) and Jordan (82%). Roughly two-thirds who want sharia to be the law of the land also back this penalty in the Palestinian territories (66%). In the other countries surveyed in the Middle East-North Africa region, fewer than half take this view.
In the South Asian countries of Afghanistan and Pakistan, strong majorities of those who favor making Islamic law the official law of the land also approve of executing apostates (79% and 76%, respectively). However, in Bangladesh far fewer (44%) share this view.
A majority of Malaysian Muslims (62%) who want to see sharia as their country’s official law also support taking the lives of those who convert to other faiths. But fewer take this position in neighboring Thailand (27%) and Indonesia (18%).
In Central Asia as well as Southern and Eastern Europe, only in Tajikistan (22%) do more than a fifth of Muslims who want sharia as the official law of the land also condone the execution of apostates. Support for killing converts to other faiths falls below one-in-ten in Albania (8%) and Kazakhstan (4%).
 
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Agreed, levi. He's sincere but somewhat muddle-headed. Wants to be 'nice' more than 'objective.'



I've gotten a lot out of that report each time I've looked at it.
It really is an eye-opening read.


LOL! Are you in the same thread as the lad who sees Matt Damon's precum dripping from the blurry sight of Affleck's blacked-out penile silhouette, in the reflection of the fogged up shower handle?
 
LOL! Are you in the same thread as the lad who sees Matt Damon's precum dripping from the blurry sight of Affleck's blacked-out penile silhouette, in the reflection of the fogged up shower handle?
Yup, but I just don't have dem magickal contacts that make that penile sillowet show none. I feel like this guy does:

I'm obviously not seeing what you guys are seeing
 
Yup, but I just don't have dem magickal contacts that make that penile sillowet show none. I feel like this guy does:

You may be lacking erotic imagination. Try incorporating oysters into your Canadian diet.
 
I don't know if the long quote will show up or not. This is about the questions on Sharia and the penalties of it. As for adultery, to go strictly by the book, conviction for adultery can only be based on four (4!) witnesses of good character who saw actual penetration. The euphemism used in Saudi Arabia is, "Did you see the nail driven into the wood?" Or it can be based on confession. Also, going by strict adherence, adultery is based on the marital status of the woman. If she is not married, it is not adultery for either party. Having said that, they often don't go strictly by the book.
I know this is off topic for the thread. I just thought I'd throw in my two cents worth.
 
You may be lacking erotic imagination. Try incorporating oysters into your Canadian diet.

Yes, that helps, but I ate oysters yesterday.
I think the sight of your extravagantly photoshopped torso has led to an ultimately libido-suppressing surexcitation sexuelle. My nerves can't stand it. Capisce?
Sweatshirt time, Domi. Now.