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no excuse for being obtuse
Join Date: Jan 2006
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Hmmm Shadows of men - hardly surprising after Russian and subsequent Taliban cultural opression. Pathetic - an interesting way to describe one of the greatest warrior races on the face of the planet. ![]() |
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Slattern of the Swail
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no excuse for being obtuse
Join Date: Jan 2006
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The Afghan has many such traditions - beheaded calves are fought over on horse back and quails fight to the death. I suggest your opinion of the men reflects only your personal feelings regarding their persuits not a true representation of the individuals portrayed. Tradition alone is no justification for the acts in progress, however dogs fight, life goes on. As for Judging a country by how it treats its animals, hats off to Ghandi - How can you judge a country by the actions of individuals at large within its boundaries? We are all responisble for our own actions. |
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no excuse for being obtuse
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: UK
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nice mrnoodle nice....
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