There was the food, there was the tables but where were the woman. Do they not fast, do they not believe but do they not get to celebrate the end of the days fast?
I have not watched the complete report but what seems flagrant to me and strikes me instantly is that we (Westerns) by the voice of the reporter are driven culturally to pacification. Meaning one culture should oversee the remains of others. Still we fail to see the obvious patterns of diference and insist in inflicting our logic to others. Algerians and Morrocans are supposed to deal with each other the way they do. Why must we assume that conflict comes from their difference and not from our forced normalization?
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Ramadan fast break
There was the food, there was the tables but where were the woman. Do they not fast, do they not believe but do they not get to celebrate the end of the days fast?
We'v got enough conflicts in Europe
They can find a solution in South Arabia or North Africa. NOT HERE. I think all of them are in conflict with Europe. So....
Tolerance vs. Normalization
I have not watched the complete report but what seems flagrant to me and strikes me instantly is that we (Westerns) by the voice of the reporter are driven culturally to pacification. Meaning one culture should oversee the remains of others. Still we fail to see the obvious patterns of diference and insist in inflicting our logic to others. Algerians and Morrocans are supposed to deal with each other the way they do. Why must we assume that conflict comes from their difference and not from our forced normalization?