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Saudi Arabia 2030

robbied1 said:
For a start you are making things up now with your quotes, maybe you need to do that to get abit of gratification from the like button. I'm not here to convince anyone, unlike yourself, I don't need the likes or people to agree with me to validate my point.
I'm merely saying there are different ways of looking at it, look at the next World Cup, held in the States, look at the problems there, more likely to be killed there for being gay than in Qatar. Where their government allows these practices to happen, but its ok i here you say because there are laws against it..
Will the British media take their country to bits politically...NO
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I think you’re going to have to provide some evidence that you’re far more likely to get killed for being gay in the US than you are in Qatar. I’ll wait.

Also, since you don’t seem to be understanding, what I just did with that post is an analogy to your current argument. The even starker morality just makes the point clearer.
 

robbied1 said:
For a start you are making things up now with your quotes, maybe you need to do that to get abit of gratification from the like button. I'm not here to convince anyone, unlike yourself, I don't need the likes or people to agree with me to validate my point.
I'm merely saying there are different ways of looking at it, look at the next World Cup, held in the States, look at the problems there, more likely to be killed there for being gay than in Qatar. Where their government allows these practices to happen, but its ok i here you say because there are laws against it..
Will the British media take their country to bits politically...NO
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The u.s government allows gays to be killed.Are you sure?
 
robbied1 said:
For a start you are making things up now with your quotes, maybe you need to do that to get abit of gratification from the like button. I'm not here to convince anyone, unlike yourself, I don't need the likes or people to agree with me to validate my point.
I'm merely saying there are different ways of looking at it, look at the next World Cup, held in the States, look at the problems there, more likely to be killed there for being gay than in Qatar. Where their government allows these practices to happen, but its ok i here you say because there are laws against it..
Will the British media take their country to bits politically...NO
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What? Who by? Are games going to be played in Hicksville?
 
Skylon said:
Eh? You say the u.s government allows the killing of gays, then cannot explain it. You are just wibbling on now man.
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I can it explain it however I have also said I'll let you work it out for yourself, I've also said that's not my problem then if you can't.
 
robbied1 said:
When you have worked it out, let's chat some more, it's blatantly obvious mind. I'll look forward to it.
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As a US resident, I'm rather interested in details on the government here turning a blind eye to gay people getting killed, or whatever exactly you were trying to say. Care to provide them?
 
You know we'd all be carrying on oblivious if it wasn't for the US govt choosing to investigate them years ago. Why the hell were we not bothering to try and prosecute and expose the process. It's pathetic that it took the USA stepping in to bring some justice to proceedings and Europe and all it's nations were totally impotent when everyone of those nations knew FIFA was corrupt.
 
SYB_DC said:
As a US resident, I'm rather interested in details on the government here turning a blind eye to gay people getting killed, or whatever exactly you were trying to say. Care to provide them?
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Well as a USA citizen you will be well aware more gay people are murdered in the USA than in Qatar, what have the government done?
 
10 Trenches Deep said:
You know we'd all be carrying on oblivious if it wasn't for the US govt choosing to investigate them years ago. Why the hell were we not bothering to try and prosecute and expose the process. It's pathetic that it took the USA stepping in to bring some justice to proceedings and Europe and all it's nations were totally impotent when everyone of those nations knew FIFA was corrupt.
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I am sure the English f.a tried to instigate a vote of no confidence against them, but nobody joined in and helped. The f.a ended up ridiculed by blatter. Too many noses in the trough
robbied1 said:
Well as a USA citizen you will be well aware more gay people are murdered in the USA than in Qatar, what have the government done?
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My god, this is embarrassing
 
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robbied1 said:
Well as a USA citizen you will be well aware more gay people are murdered in the USA than in Qatar, what have the government done?
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They prosecute people for murder here, you know. And killing someone because they’re gay makes it a hate crime; such killings are eligible for enhanced sentencing, which in some places includes death.

Also, no shit more gay people get murdered in the US: the US has more than 100 times the population of Qatar.
 
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SYB_DC said:
They prosecute people for murder here, you know. And killing someone because they’re gay makes it a hate crime, such killings are eligible for enhanced sentencing, which in some places includes death.

Also, no shit more gay people get murdered in the US: the US has more than 100 times the population of Qatar.
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He has lost the plot mate.
 
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