mmrasheed
Joined 11 years ago
Joined 11 years ago
Sex industries have been evolving. And none of these industries treat girls as human beings, rather as sex tools. None of these industries produce respect to any human kind. Prostitution at least has physical boundaries, porn doesn't. And that makes us and our future generation more vulnerable to sex related abuses, not only the people involved in those businesses, but also sometimes out close ones as well. And I don't see why we should not stand against both.
"O faithful! Why do you say one thing and do another? It is most hateful to God that you do not practise what you preach" (61: 2-3) -- the holy Quran
“Don't do unto others what you don't want others to do unto you.” -- Confucius
(Couldn't Quote from the Bible for the lack of knowledge in it.)
If charity means donating the money we think we no longer need, then we should go for any of the charity foundations mentioned in other comments. But the real charity would be to take our butts off our comfort zones, travel to the targeted countries, experience the real suffering of humans, and to find out how we can contribute with our top notch expertise in IT and engineering. Even discovering hidden prospects in those regions and nurturing them for local socio-economic development would be cool charitable work. Even, opening our startups and employing local people would contribute more significantly in those regions than millions of dollars in donations to those named charity foundations. It will not only improve our skill in practical problem solving, it will also enhance our spirituality.
I am not a civil engineer, so I can't criticize their construction method. But I wonder if it is traditional civil engineering community's prejudice, or fear of being swept away by any revolutionary technology that keeps them opposing this sort of construction technique?
...“It’s (money) an important tool. They don’t neglect it, but they also don’t worship it.”...
...“Part of this pressure to keep going is less about greed and more about insecurity that might be self-imposed,” ...
...“It’s about paying attention to what makes you happy and not just doing what our society tells us to do,” ...
... he and his wife simply didn’t care that much about material possessions...
... “We like to travel, and we’ll spend the money for that because it’s worth it having a real experience together.” ...
And when I went through the comments here, I found none so far discussing on any of the points above.
It would be a cool post in 2007 when Google described their ad policy for gmail, and we gladly accepted that. As of 2014, in post-Snowden era, the simplest solution to security and privacy is- end to end encryption. Or, if you have something better in your bag...