What the Arabs can learn from the Latin Americans

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Re: What the Arabs can learn from the Latin Americans

@BindazChakkar

you are mixing up authority and tyranny. When you are a kid your dad had authority over you. When you are in school your teacher, when you are in a job your boss, when you are in the street the civic lawmen and so on. That is natural regardless of what system you are in.

Tyranny is when systemantically and legally people do not have rights except at the will and pleasure of the tyrant. As you eloquently pointed out, in a democracy if people don’t liek something they protest. What do you think will be the fate of protestors in a caliphate?

You failed to answer the one of the fundamental flaws of democracy and that it is the elites who decides the laws in their favour why you refused to answer this point?

is it because you don’t have the guts to admit my statement was true?

Instead you try a diversion of we have laws and we obey!

The occupy protestors are protesting against the very system you are promoting so you kinda contradicted yourself there. They are not being represented that is the point, and with corporations and the industrialists running the show that not going to change any time soon.

The protestors by the way are not beng treated well they are being sprayed with pepper gas beaten with sticks and arrested on mass something you conveniently didn’t mention.

In a caliphate i cannot give a hypothetical answer and make statement about something happening in the future. But i will quote this from prophet(saw) “The best Jihad is to speak the truth before a tyrant ruler.” (Bukhari)