The problems in the Middle East are those of young males, un- or underemployed, given no real education (other than believing whatever they are told about ascension to heaven) and who have plenty of time on their hands since they don’t have jobs or sex lives. It’s where the the US and UK are headed, given that any education past high school is impossibly expensive for most families, and the heavy emphasis on religion results in the same lack of practical education and emphasis on belief over knowledge. Then they become “men” and find that they have no future other than poverty. They then turn to the one place where they can feel important just by being male and evangelical in public, and bullying women at home.
Spyderred over 8 years ago
The problems in the Middle East are those of young males, un- or underemployed, given no real education (other than believing whatever they are told about ascension to heaven) and who have plenty of time on their hands since they don’t have jobs or sex lives. It’s where the the US and UK are headed, given that any education past high school is impossibly expensive for most families, and the heavy emphasis on religion results in the same lack of practical education and emphasis on belief over knowledge. Then they become “men” and find that they have no future other than poverty. They then turn to the one place where they can feel important just by being male and evangelical in public, and bullying women at home.
Wacky Jacky over 8 years ago
Combxt?
Cerabooge over 8 years ago
I am saddened by the recognition that your sticker will soon be displayed on many bumpers.