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When did I say I was in favor of Dagestan or any other radical country doing any of these things? My point is not that I support government enforced genocide (I don't), my point is that when we're discussing another country, what I deem to be wrong is irrelevant because it's another country with their own set of laws and morality.So you are for people in power killing a minority with in a country? that's not about morallity that's genocide.
That's cool, but if you're going to speak up perceived injustices, why only cherry pick whats going on in Dagestan, or muslim nations in general? What about the extreme propaganda and government induced starvation going on in North Korea? What about the child slavery going on in the Ivory Coast?What about the people who were born their who get killed under the regimes Khabib supports for being gay and who never get the chance? That's fair?
It's so little but those who enjoy freedoms should speak up for those who cannot.
If you want to be consistent and speak out on all of the worlds problems, more power to you. I'd rather focus on the problems going on in my country and not obligate everyone to be captain save a nation.
No bitch. I’ll comment on whatever the fuck I want. That’s like saying you don’t care that your neighbor beats his bitch because it’s inside his own walls. Fuck that. Morality has nothing to do with countries. Morality and laws are entirely separate. It’s immoral to call your mom names. The law doesn’t give a shit. Now keep your posts coming I’ve got an itchy ass to wipe
You're misinterpreting the spirit of what I'm saying.
I'm not saying you can't state whatever opinion you have on another countries laws, it's a free world. I'm saying that this is a man talking about an issue in his own country, and unless he's somehow suggesting that's how it should be outside of his countries borders, you have no grounding to suggest his concerns are wrong. All you (Or another outside of his country) can offer is that your concern is but a mere disagreement.
At what point did I conflate "Morality" and "Laws"? Khabibs concerns are based on his morality, not legality. So that's what I'm focused on.
That's just dead wrong. Morality changes depending upon the country/region you're in. That's just a fact.Morality has nothing to do with countries.
Also, terrible comparison. If you can't understand the obvious difference between turning a blind eye to a nearby domestic violence situation and not suggesting that another countries way of doing thing is wrong, I'm afraid I can't help you.