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It doesn't need to be a native french band. I just know one song singing in that language called "Mon amour, mon ami", it's from Carla Bruni but I prefer the version from a metal band called Therion: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jz9WOch2jGk.
December 21, 201320 I totally agree with abortion. At first, it's not an "inocent baby", until a certain stage of pregnancy it's just a fetus wich doesn't have a functional brain yet, so that means, for science , that it can not be considered a human been yet. At second, to force a woman to continue a pregnancy she doesn't want to is psychological torture, women are not incubators and the child will be raised in family where he/she is not gona be welcome, and what's the point of that? It's ok to make a baby live just for live, without care about what's gona happen after he/she borns? At third, everyboy knows that neither contraceptive method is 100% effective, and that orphanages are not magical places where every children can find a happy family - the reality is way more sad than that. And, at last, millions of women die every year, victms of clandestine abortions, so, if even the risk of DEATH it's not capable to make them change their minds, what would do that? More rigid laws? Of course not. Independent of what people or the state think about that, those women are gona still make abortions if they want to, so it's not a question about "right and wrong" anymore, but a question about "what we're gona do to make those women stop to die?" - even because, if the woman dies, the baby will not born anyway.
0 votedDecember 19, 20130It happened with a friend of mine. He was in the supermarket and a woman was talking with her son mean things about our country in english, then he just turned to her and said: Oh, really? F*** you! She looked to him with that face like "Oh, I didn't know you can speak my language", and her son started to laughing. I don't know if I would do the same thing, but if I would, I probably wouldn't use that insulting word.
0 votedDecember 3, 20130Ayad, I'm talking about human rights. People here are still too much racist, homophobic and sexist. It's no rare to see someone making those jokes about black people, or calling gay people of pejorative names, or women being harassed in the streets. Of course it's not everybody here who acts like that, but in these aspects we have too much to change yet.
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