Marksman

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  1. If homosexuality is not something people are born with, is it then a conscious choice? I find the latter difficult to believe. Because that would imply that straight people also take the decision to be straight some time in their life.

     

    I see it as human development. And if something occurs in nature, it is therefore automatically natural. The difference is to accept homosexual acts versus homosexuality itself. Homosexuality isn't going nowhere and people shouldn't be all emotional about it.

     

    I'm not interested in pseudo science based on religion.


  2. About 8-10% of the world population is homosexual. I still fail to hear what exactly makes homosexuals a danger to humanity. Because I know a few, both feminine and some even manlier than most straights I know.

     

    Can someone list why they're a danger to humanity or marriage based on logic and not use religion, sentiments or homophobia?


  3. Thanks for the video. It is sad that as a people that have enough fertile land to feed the entire Horn we are unable to use our minds for our betterment.

     

    That kid @ 3:00 is beautiful. I feel for them all. I truly hope our future will be different, but a lot has to change.


  4. Btw these coins are worth more than the actual coins that will be used in Somalia. These coins are for collectors and investors as they are 'Non Circulating Legal Tender' (NCLT). It can be used legally, but you would be making a loss just by using these coins.

     

    Maybe the official ones for use will have different depictions. Who knows.


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    The Commonwealth Mint, under their contract until 2016 to mint coins for Somalia (signed with the previous Transitional Federal Governtment of Somalia, and with the approval of the Central bank of Somalia), has released this Non Circulating Legal Tender (NCLT) set.


  6. Somalia has been seen as one of the worst places in the world to be a woman. Next to India and Afghanistan.

    Why not let the focus be on how the future Somalia can be a good place to be a woman? What steps need to be made etc.

     

    Or are we obsessed with controlling women's vagina's?

     

    I never knew that for instance seeing a girl going to a toilet was even considered a taboo.