It doesn't matter. I doubt they will support a law FPM opposes.Don't swear, please. You were very likely wrong.
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It doesn't matter. I doubt they will support a law FPM opposes.Don't swear, please. You were very likely wrong.
It doesn't matter. I doubt they will support a law FPM opposes.
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Not support is one thing. Oppose is another.It doesn't matter. I doubt they will support a law FPM opposes.
But will FPM support a law which Hezballah opposes?
Can we change the electoral law without Christian approval?But will FPM support a law which Hezballah opposes?
Can we change the electoral law without Christian approval?
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If you ask Christians, I think they want to rule again. Lebanon was much better back then.No.
That is not the point.
It seems you have been brainwashed to imagine it is always obligatory for HA to follow the footsteps of FPM. But there are instances the FPM refuses to support HA and turns its back. FPM always advertises their notion on building the state. It seems they only care about building the state or the so called fight against corruption when their political rivals are at the receiving end. Other than witch hunting, they dont care about state building. When it genuinely involves building the state and moving towards a just, fair and modern state, one that would see sectarian monopolies crashing, the FPM is not interested in building such a state. Why is the FPM justified in rejecting state building through the adoption of a modern, secular, fair electoral law? This is a fair question, especially that it is stipulated in the Taef accord.
Good insights from comerade Rasheed
comerade rasheedYou really expect us to listen to him for over 2 hours? And who is he?
You really expect us to listen to him for over 2 hours? And who is he?
What taxes do you pay in your own personal life that I do not pay? All taxes in Lebanon are indirect taxation. There is no legal tax you pay that others are not obliged to pay. If you dont pay taxes, others too will refuse to. And not only that, you will not get even the tiny services you get.
Watch Lebanon become as poor as Haiti next year.
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