I find myself leaning toward either the "I bring nothing to the table" sentiment or that perpetually debated notion that "mean people succeed."
Does anyone recall where that old thread about classic music went—the one featuring those insightful perspectives from Watashi? Honestly, that was truly exceptional reading.
Furthermore, I found the visual component to be truly exceptional. The musical score was equally impressive, though I must admit my familiarity with North Mexican music is somewhat limited by default.
It is a positive development that at least someone watched this film. 😁
Does anyone have any thoughts on this? I hadn't actually sat down to watch a single film by Milcho Manchevski until last night, so this was my first experience with his work.
In my honest opinion, this could potentially serve as an initial step toward resolving her issue, though I am fully aware it likely won't lead to a solution.
Had she simply written, "I havem" instead of just "have," the clarity would have been significantly improved. 😛
Ryan Ruiz, would you consider accompanying me on an important assignment or business venture? I feel your unique abilities might help me navigate through crowds of complete strangers, as you seem to possess such a natural talent for it.
Furthermore, you could likely analyze data regarding those who identify as Religious Fanatics versus other groups, calculating the average "fanaticism per capita" for both demographics and then deriving some startlingly profound insight from your omnipotent mind. 😁
Good grief, the sheer intellectual capacity you must possess is truly remarkable. 🙄
The mere fact that you imply a large portion of Muslims are fanatics says everything about your own understanding of Islamic culture in general. I make no attempt to pose as an expert, nor do I speak extensively on matters where I lack deep knowledge.
Ryan Ruiz said:That's true... I don't actually enjoy religious songs from any faith because of how they sound. But when people ask why I don't show respect to certain religious groups, I just explain my stance on their music.
Given that being Muslim is a religious identity, it is quite intriguing that your disdain is strictly limited to those specific religious melodies. Nothing more.
Honestly, please stop trying to play innocent.
By the way, remind me to tell my Muslim friends that all of their music sounds like nothing but "ala-ala-Allah" wailing... even when they're playing in rock bands.🙄
Ryan Ruiz said:Where does it originate? It’s bad, and that is all there is to it.
Had you stated that clearly at the very beginning, this thread would have quietly drifted down to where all other topics eventually settle after just a couple of replies.
Ryan Ruiz said:They have already released three different Muslim tracks.
You are being disingenuous once again.
It sounds quite absurd when someone expresses disdain, saying, "Oh, how awful, they are playing those Christian songs again," especially coming from someone who hails from our own corner of civilization.
People would be discussing entirely different matters (especially regarding 😛) if you could only realize how ignorant your comment about Indian music actually was.
Ryan Ruiz said:Listening to all that religious fervor... please.
And then there was that smart aleck asking if they play techno music in mosques. Of course they don't, but I'm sure you'll hear plenty of chanting instead.
And tell me, do they have an odor? Don't they, just a little bit? Huh?
I suspect I was gravitating more toward punk back then, though I was inevitably missing out on music that hadn't even been released yet (go figure)... hmm. Yes! At that time, Metallica was still just a band. Ah, those days before Napster... 😛