Man jailed for 3 years in Egypt for saying that SOME wives are whores

[Sean Renaud]

And if saying 2+2=4 is dangerous, as you are apparently implying then yes people should take care in when and where they say it. But again EGYPT. It's shocking how deep your hate for women's safety goes.

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

And if saying 2+2=4 is dangerous, as you are apparently implying then yes people should take care in when and where they say it.

Aaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah.

But again EGYPT. It's shocking how deep your hate for women's safety goes.

I love freedom. You hate freedom. It's no more complicated than that.

 

[Sean Renaud]

No, I love freedom. You love suffering especially towards women.

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

Your boringly repetitive arguments have been debunked. You have no choice but to accept this.

I tell you what is, you don't tell me. Let's get that straight.

1) Freedom of speech never killed anyone.
2) Censorship never saved any women's lives.
3) Taymour el-Sobky's words never represented any threat to women.
4) Taymour el-Sobky's imprisonment was not about protecting women or saving lives. Sean Renaud acknowledged this when he talked about the plague of honor killings under the same regime.
5) Taymour el-Sobky would have been wise to come to America, where you are free to speak the facts about some of the wives in Egypt (which the people of Egypt would still have heard and gotten angry about but would be powerless to do shit about) - or even misguided opinions, for that matter - and you can't be thrown in jail.

That is the absolute truth.

See, someone who believed in equality would be cheering this. But thanks for reminding us who you really are.

No, I don't particularly care that they are arresting feminists. It's once again Egypt. Them making one tiny concession doesn't make them the good guys.

Wouldn't someone who believed in equality also care about the fact that they're arresting feminists? I guess Uncle Ruckus here showed us who he really is.

 

[Sean Renaud]

What part of they are Egypt do you find so hard to comprehend by the way?

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

What part of they are Egypt do you find so hard to comprehend by the way?

What part of 'freedom of speech, worldwide' do you find so hard to comprehend?

If you think telling the truth that some wives are whores is somehow (read: magically) dangerous to women, then you are just like those Ingsoc folks who feel saying 2+2=4 is dangerous to Oceania, and just like Newt Gingrich and his "un-American activities" scheme.

I for one would think arresting feminists is more dangerous to women. And for the record I support their freedom of speech, too.

But I'm consistent like that.

 

[Sean Renaud]

The part where you refuse to accept responsibility for the things that Freedom of Speech causes. IT is nothing like Ingsoc at all. You're not being consistent at all which is the problem.

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

The part where you refuse to accept responsibility for the things that Freedom of Speech causes. IT is nothing like Ingsoc at all. You're not being consistent at all which is the problem.

I consistently defend free speech. The fact that you demand I take "responsibility" for what freedom causes shows you consistently defend oppression "for the greater good". Every dictator in the world has started with your retarded line of reasoning, and it has never gone well.

By your arguments, Egypt is quite the hellhole. One has to wonder why. Oh yeah, they're not much of a free country, that's why!

 

[Sean Renaud]

If you refuse to take responsibility for your actions you're not championing shit but reckless behavior.

 

[Sean Renaud]

And yes I am "for the greater good" I apologize for being human instead of whatever breed of monster you are.

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

Your boringly repetitive arguments have been debunked. You have no choice but to accept this.

I tell you what is, you don't tell me. Let's get that straight.

1) Freedom of speech never killed anyone.
2) Censorship never saved any women's lives.
3) Taymour el-Sobky's words never represented any threat to women.
4) Taymour el-Sobky's imprisonment was not about protecting women or saving lives. Sean Renaud acknowledged this when he talked about the plague of honor killings under the same regime.
5) Taymour el-Sobky would have been wise to come to America, where you are free to speak the facts about some of the wives in Egypt (which the people of Egypt would still have heard and gotten angry about but would be powerless to do shit about) - or even misguided opinions, for that matter - and you can't be thrown in jail.

That is the absolute truth.

See, someone who believed in equality would be cheering this. But thanks for reminding us who you really are.

No, I don't particularly care that they are arresting feminists. It's once again Egypt. Them making one tiny concession doesn't make them the good guys.

Wouldn't someone who believed in equality also care about the fact that they're arresting feminists? I guess Uncle Ruckus here showed us who he really is.

 

[Sean Renaud]

It's quite amusing to see you keeping this up with a copy and paste and attempting to claim you're winning a game of outlast.

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

And yes I am "for the greater good" I apologize for being human instead of whatever breed of monster you are.

Well, at least we see you admitting to opposing truth, freedom and the American way. You admit that you support a world of lies and deception to further your goals. You adopt the policies of dictators and then call me a monster, while proving yourself to be a fascist pig that supports censorship - something that history shows has never worked. Regimes that use censorship have always collapsed, and they collapsed because of their war against freedom.

Your definition of a monster is someone who supports freedom. So I welcome that. Because freedom is my friend and your nemesis.

It's quite amusing to see you keeping this up with a copy and paste and attempting to claim you're winning a game of outlast.

I make the rules of engagement, not you. Your role in this is to bitch and groan.

 

[Sean Renaud]

That is not opposing truth, freedom or the American way. That is supporting society as a whole. While I've learned as an adult deception is a necessary part of human interaction that's not the same as fascism.

Oh no, censorship! Is there a society on earth that doesn't use censorship of one kind or another?

No, my definition of a monster is somethind destructive for the sake of destruction. You're not even a fire, you're just a big trompy monster.

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

Your boringly repetitive arguments have been debunked. You have no choice but to accept this.

I tell you what is, you don't tell me. Let's get that straight.

1) Freedom of speech never killed anyone.
2) Censorship never saved any women's lives.
3) Taymour el-Sobky's words never represented any threat to women.
4) Taymour el-Sobky's imprisonment was not about protecting women or saving lives. Sean Renaud acknowledged this when he talked about the plague of honor killings under the same regime.
5) Taymour el-Sobky would have been wise to come to America, where you are free to speak the facts about some of the wives in Egypt (which the people of Egypt would still have heard and gotten angry about but would be powerless to do shit about) - or even misguided opinions, for that matter - and you can't be thrown in jail.

That is the absolute truth.

See, someone who believed in equality would be cheering this. But thanks for reminding us who you really are.

No, I don't particularly care that they are arresting feminists. It's once again Egypt. Them making one tiny concession doesn't make them the good guys.

Wouldn't someone who believed in equality also care about the fact that they're arresting feminists? I guess Uncle Ruckus here showed us who he really is.

 

[Sean Renaud]

I love how basic you are. Unable or unwilling to defend your points you copy and paste or send your robot.

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

I love how basic you are. Unable or unwilling to defend your points you copy and paste or send your robot.

Your boringly repetitive arguments have been debunked. You have no choice but to accept this.

I tell you what is, you don't tell me. Let's get that straight.

1) Freedom of speech never killed anyone.
2) Censorship never saved any women's lives.
3) Taymour el-Sobky's words never represented any threat to women.
4) Taymour el-Sobky's imprisonment was not about protecting women or saving lives. Sean Renaud acknowledged this when he talked about the plague of honor killings under the same regime.
5) Taymour el-Sobky would have been wise to come to America, where you are free to speak the facts about some of the wives in Egypt (which the people of Egypt would still have heard and gotten angry about but would be powerless to do shit about) - or even misguided opinions, for that matter - and you can't be thrown in jail.

That is the absolute truth.

See, someone who believed in equality would be cheering this. But thanks for reminding us who you really are.

No, I don't particularly care that they are arresting feminists. It's once again Egypt. Them making one tiny concession doesn't make them the good guys.

Wouldn't someone who believed in equality also care about the fact that they're arresting feminists? I guess Uncle Ruckus here showed us who he really is.

 

[Sean Renaud]

Victory it smells so nice in the morning.

Why do you have such a hard time accepting responsibility for your actions anyway?

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

Your boringly repetitive arguments have been debunked. You have no choice but to accept this.

I tell you what is, you don't tell me. Let's get that straight.

1) Freedom of speech never killed anyone.
2) Censorship never saved any women's lives.
3) Taymour el-Sobky's words never represented any threat to women.
4) Taymour el-Sobky's imprisonment was not about protecting women or saving lives. Sean Renaud acknowledged this when he talked about the plague of honor killings under the same regime.
5) Taymour el-Sobky would have been wise to come to America, where you are free to speak the facts about some of the wives in Egypt (which the people of Egypt would still have heard and gotten angry about but would be powerless to do shit about) - or even misguided opinions, for that matter - and you can't be thrown in jail.

That is the absolute truth.

See, someone who believed in equality would be cheering this. But thanks for reminding us who you really are.

No, I don't particularly care that they are arresting feminists. It's once again Egypt. Them making one tiny concession doesn't make them the good guys.

Wouldn't someone who believed in equality also care about the fact that they're arresting feminists? I guess Uncle Ruckus here showed us who he really is.

 

[Sean Renaud]

Copy and past, copy and paste, the man with no argument can just copy and paste. Can't defend his thoughts, can't defend his stance, it's been torn up and it's been torn down.

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

Your boringly repetitive arguments have been debunked. You have no choice but to accept this.

I tell you what is, you don't tell me. Let's get that straight.

1) Freedom of speech never killed anyone.
2) Censorship never saved any women's lives.
3) Taymour el-Sobky's words never represented any threat to women.
4) Taymour el-Sobky's imprisonment was not about protecting women or saving lives. Sean Renaud acknowledged this when he talked about the plague of honor killings under the same regime.
5) Taymour el-Sobky would have been wise to come to America, where you are free to speak the facts about some of the wives in Egypt (which the people of Egypt would still have heard and gotten angry about but would be powerless to do shit about) - or even misguided opinions, for that matter - and you can't be thrown in jail.

That is the absolute truth.

See, someone who believed in equality would be cheering this. But thanks for reminding us who you really are.

No, I don't particularly care that they are arresting feminists. It's once again Egypt. Them making one tiny concession doesn't make them the good guys.

Wouldn't someone who believed in equality also care about the fact that they're arresting feminists? I guess Uncle Ruckus here showed us who he really is.

 

[Sean Renaud]

Do you really have absolutely nothing of worth to say? Cus you're not supposed to be Jeninflorida.

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

Your boringly repetitive arguments have been debunked. You have no choice but to accept this.

I tell you what is, you don't tell me. Let's get that straight.

1) Freedom of speech never killed anyone.
2) Censorship never saved any women's lives.
3) Taymour el-Sobky's words never represented any threat to women.
4) Taymour el-Sobky's imprisonment was not about protecting women or saving lives. Sean Renaud acknowledged this when he talked about the plague of honor killings under the same regime.
5) Taymour el-Sobky would have been wise to come to America, where you are free to speak the facts about some of the wives in Egypt (which the people of Egypt would still have heard and gotten angry about but would be powerless to do shit about) - or even misguided opinions, for that matter - and you can't be thrown in jail.

That is the absolute truth.

See, someone who believed in equality would be cheering this. But thanks for reminding us who you really are.

No, I don't particularly care that they are arresting feminists. It's once again Egypt. Them making one tiny concession doesn't make them the good guys.

Wouldn't someone who believed in equality also care about the fact that they're arresting feminists? I guess Uncle Ruckus here showed us who he really is.

 

[Sean Renaud]

Wow one more time with the stupid copy and paste of defeat.

 

[LJ_Reloaded]

Your boringly repetitive arguments have been debunked. You have no choice but to accept this.

I tell you what is, you don't tell me. Let's get that straight.

1) Freedom of speech never killed anyone.
2) Censorship never saved any women's lives.
3) Taymour el-Sobky's words never represented any threat to women.
4) Taymour el-Sobky's imprisonment was not about protecting women or saving lives. Sean Renaud acknowledged this when he talked about the plague of honor killings under the same regime.
5) Taymour el-Sobky would have been wise to come to America, where you are free to speak the facts about some of the wives in Egypt (which the people of Egypt would still have heard and gotten angry about but would be powerless to do shit about) - or even misguided opinions, for that matter - and you can't be thrown in jail.

That is the absolute truth.

See, someone who believed in equality would be cheering this. But thanks for reminding us who you really are.

No, I don't particularly care that they are arresting feminists. It's once again Egypt. Them making one tiny concession doesn't make them the good guys.

Wouldn't someone who believed in equality also care about the fact that they're arresting feminists? I guess Uncle Ruckus here showed us who he really is: a man who hates freedom and loves oppression.