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yeah me too. they probably are. i have heard bad things about normal saudis too.
Its true, but there some good ones too. The worst thing about them is that they think they are superior to everyone and they openly practice this, especially against south asians or africans. But white men/women they almost worship
I agree, there is plenty of hedonism in the developed world. But those people are culturally acclimated to turn to things like support groups, therapy groups, and other secularized traditions. There are some people who become "born again" type converts - you see this a lot in the United States. After suffering personal problems, they become super-fundamentalists and devoutly church-going. Because that religious tradition is there and within close reach, it becomes an easy branch to grasp at.
Yes this happens in "some" cases not all.
Steve Jobs himself had some kids through a fling, and then refused to admit he was the father. He later became a convert to Buddhism, because he says he felt it brought him peace. Oh well, at least he helped to enlighten the world by pioneering completely new ideas, products and services. They say he was a bit of a jerk, but that this might have also been why he was so bold in business and technology.
maybe but it's all inconsequential in the grand scheme of things either way. I don't see any evolutionary advantage in what he produced.
as much as i cant stand saudi RF
this guy had many organisations helping people around th eworld.
watched an English documentary on his life on KSA2 (Kingdom of Saudi arabia2) channel
Hey man, where did you go? Were you on vacation or something?
I haven't heard your big mouth for quite some time, which was quite pleasant. I thought it must have broken, from overuse.
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