- 15 Sep 2017 19:38
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1. Economic equality has everything to do with equal rights and Democracy even if such democracy is reached through a semi theocratic regime. Please make a list of countries with decent economic equality without equal rights for women, doubt you find a single one. Actually equal civil rights for women is one of the bases of economic equality, seconded by children and elderly rights.
2. Angola doesn't have immigration issues for many reasons and none is connected to economic equality. Angola became a Russian-Brazilian territory , all the essential structure they have was build and given by Russians and Brazilians. I'm not talking about a few roads or building a hospital, I'm saying building the 2 largest hydroelectric powers in Angola, something around 300 million a pop. The reason why Angola explore their own oil and detain the dtechnology to extract-refine-distribute is because Brazil has a Petrobrás station in Angola, the technology and everything over there was created in Brazil. The big difference between the way China and Brazil-Russia invest is simple: Brazilians and Russians have geopolitical interest, don't mind letting locals get their coins, they have zero interest into moving to Africa, in this case, Angola. China is a new player in Africa and has completely different interests, there's billions of Chinese and only a few hundred millions of Russians and Brazilians, make the count. The immigration ban was a genius "strategy" from Brazil actually, Portugal imports Angolans as "refugees" or immigrants, depending on what EU is demanding, and avoid getting Muslims in their country. While Angolans get scholarship to study what interests Brazil and Russia, engineering or technical jobs that will allow them to operate oil stations and be independent. Brazil is building islands in Africa for a while. They created the army and Navy of Namibia, created a army and industrial factory in Kenya and surpassed UK and USA in number of embassies in Africa, is the second country with more embassies in Africa, the first being China.
3. I doubt you can show reliable evidence Muslims oppose Sharia law because the majority of Muslims doesn't oppose Sharia law. To understand if they oppose or not you need to know what Sharia Law is. Knowing what Sharia Law is will allow you to read the polls instead of just seeing what they want you to see. You can't ask a Muslim if he/she opposes or not Sharia Law. You need to ask if they believe a woman has the same rights of a men, if they think a women is equal by the eyes of the human law and God to a men, you need to ask what age is appropriate to get married, you need to ask if they want Hallal food to be official, you need to ask what they think about the contempt of Sharia
Pants-of-dog wrote:I never agrued that there was no communist or socilaist violence, but that does not change the fact that capitalist violence is a real thing that also is a cause of migration.
Economic equality is not about democracy and equal rights as you seem to think. It is about economic opportunities and the vast difference in economic opportunities between the developing world and the developed world. This is why Angola does not have immigration issues.
I have already presented evidence showing that significant percentages of Muslims oppose making Sharia the kaw of the land.
Sure. This is off topic.
1. Economic equality has everything to do with equal rights and Democracy even if such democracy is reached through a semi theocratic regime. Please make a list of countries with decent economic equality without equal rights for women, doubt you find a single one. Actually equal civil rights for women is one of the bases of economic equality, seconded by children and elderly rights.
2. Angola doesn't have immigration issues for many reasons and none is connected to economic equality. Angola became a Russian-Brazilian territory , all the essential structure they have was build and given by Russians and Brazilians. I'm not talking about a few roads or building a hospital, I'm saying building the 2 largest hydroelectric powers in Angola, something around 300 million a pop. The reason why Angola explore their own oil and detain the dtechnology to extract-refine-distribute is because Brazil has a Petrobrás station in Angola, the technology and everything over there was created in Brazil. The big difference between the way China and Brazil-Russia invest is simple: Brazilians and Russians have geopolitical interest, don't mind letting locals get their coins, they have zero interest into moving to Africa, in this case, Angola. China is a new player in Africa and has completely different interests, there's billions of Chinese and only a few hundred millions of Russians and Brazilians, make the count. The immigration ban was a genius "strategy" from Brazil actually, Portugal imports Angolans as "refugees" or immigrants, depending on what EU is demanding, and avoid getting Muslims in their country. While Angolans get scholarship to study what interests Brazil and Russia, engineering or technical jobs that will allow them to operate oil stations and be independent. Brazil is building islands in Africa for a while. They created the army and Navy of Namibia, created a army and industrial factory in Kenya and surpassed UK and USA in number of embassies in Africa, is the second country with more embassies in Africa, the first being China.
3. I doubt you can show reliable evidence Muslims oppose Sharia law because the majority of Muslims doesn't oppose Sharia law. To understand if they oppose or not you need to know what Sharia Law is. Knowing what Sharia Law is will allow you to read the polls instead of just seeing what they want you to see. You can't ask a Muslim if he/she opposes or not Sharia Law. You need to ask if they believe a woman has the same rights of a men, if they think a women is equal by the eyes of the human law and God to a men, you need to ask what age is appropriate to get married, you need to ask if they want Hallal food to be official, you need to ask what they think about the contempt of Sharia