There is still hope in Lebanon (Mont La Salle elections)

[Red Phoenix]

Originally Posted by mickey117

Sorry, but I've never read anything so erroneous in my life. Usually, christians are afraid of Muslims and not the other way around... Muslims generally trust christians and can easily vote for them! While a looot of christians can't even think about voting for a muslim! I've had douzens of experiences like that.

i believe it depends on what christian group u are talking about

secular christians dont have any problem with secular muslims, and i think it's vice versa

but religious christians and zouzou ebbas will have a problem with muslims and vice versa

now the magic ingredient here is the ratio of seculars in each religion..

[mickey117]

Originally Posted by Booyakasha

This thread turned into a MLS alumni pride parade

pfff... yeah, what's so special about MLS anyway?

My school is one to be proud of! College Saint Joseph Antoura, oldest francophone school in the east, from which graduated:

1 Speaker of Parliament: Sabri Hamade
2 Prime Ministers: Rachid el Soloh and Samy el Soloh
3 Presidents: Charles Helou, Sleiman Frangieh, Renee Maawad

Dozens of Ministers and MPs, to name a few: Kamal Jumblatt, Ziad Baroud, Maurice Gemayel, Hamid Frangieh, Fares Boueiz, Ghassan Tueni, Ibrahim Najjar, Jawad Boulos Sr., Antoine Karam, and lots lots more....

Dozens of Army generals....

A lot of famous people: Michel Elefteriades, Fadi Reaidy, Nancy Ajram, Elias Abou Chabakeh, May Ziadeh, Tony Baroud, etc.....

[mickey117]

Originally Posted by Red Phoenix

i believe it depends on what christian group u are talking about

secular christians dont have any problem with secular muslims, and i think it's vice versa

but religious christians and zouzou ebbas will have a problem with muslims and vice versa

now the magic ingredient here is the ratio of seculars in each religion..

secular Christians represent less than 10% of the Christians!

[Red Phoenix]

Originally Posted by mickey117

secular Christians represent less than 10% of the Christians!

but i talked about ratios

and 10% is too low an estimate for the nb of seculars in lebanese christians

here ask for a poll about civil marriage and having a purely presidential secular system country and see the results

then u will see what i am talking about when it comes to secular ratio between christians and muslims

apart from that, we shouldnt mix the usual types of communities christians and muslims have here, here muslim communities are mostly very generous and welcoming and few communities have taliban tendencies while christians communities on the whole are almost all doubtful of others and of themselves by nature.

but none of that translates into secular voting and secular pursuits

most muslims will only look for an internal solution when facing problems

while many but not all christians will be open minded enough about a solution to their problems from outside

'give me a secular country so we can end sectarianism'

let's have a poll about how many ppl support that and how many ppl still prefer to play the tribe wars games

as i said, i think the ratio will clearly show what i was originally talking about

not all communities have the same ratio of pro secular supporters

[LubnanALkawi]

if some Christians voted for a Muslim and we call it 'there is still hope Lebanon' it means we are really in deep **** hahaha

[Red Phoenix]

Originally Posted by LubnanALkawi

if some Christians voted for a Muslim and we call it 'there is still hope Lebanon' it means we are really in deep **** hahaha

no we already are in deep **** and so some christians voting for a muslim is indeed a bit of hope for lebanon hehehe

[Amirkani]

Originally Posted by mickey117

pfff... yeah, what's so special about MLS anyway?

My school is one to be proud of! College Saint Joseph Antoura, oldest francophone school in the east, from which graduated:

1 Speaker of Parliament: Sabri Hamade
2 Prime Ministers: Rachid el Soloh and Samy el Soloh
3 Presidents: Charles Helou, Sleiman Frangieh, Renee Maawad

Dozens of Ministers and MPs, to name a few: Kamal Jumblatt, Ziad Baroud, Maurice Gemayel, Hamid Frangieh, Fares Boueiz, Ghassan Tueni, Ibrahim Najjar, Jawad Boulos Sr., Antoine Karam, and lots lots more....

Dozens of Army generals....

A lot of famous people: Michel Elefteriades, Fadi Reaidy, Nancy Ajram, Elias Abou Chabakeh, May Ziadeh, Tony Baroud, etc.....

Meeneneh houwdeh Hmade, Helou, Mouawad, Solh, w ba2iyyet el-frafeet?

They all don't stack up to MLS' Amirkani. That's what is so special about MLS :)

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[Zouxi]

Originally Posted by mickey117

pfff... yeah, what's so special about MLS anyway?

My school is one to be proud of! College Saint Joseph Antoura, oldest francophone school in the east, from which graduated:

1 Speaker of Parliament: Sabri Hamade
2 Prime Ministers: Rachid el Soloh and Samy el Soloh
3 Presidents: Charles Helou, Sleiman Frangieh, Renee Maawad

Dozens of Ministers and MPs, to name a few: Kamal Jumblatt, Ziad Baroud, Maurice Gemayel, Hamid Frangieh, Fares Boueiz, Ghassan Tueni, Ibrahim Najjar, Jawad Boulos Sr., Antoine Karam, and lots lots more....

Dozens of Army generals....

A lot of famous people: Michel Elefteriades, Fadi Reaidy, Nancy Ajram, Elias Abou Chabakeh, May Ziadeh, Tony Baroud, etc.....

pfff...........MLS ( the frere furn el chebbak,belonging tothe same community) graduated GMA....

[Robin Hood]

Originally Posted by Red Phoenix

i believe it depends on what christian group u are talking about

secular christians dont have any problem with secular muslims, and i think it's vice versa

but religious christians and zouzou ebbas will have a problem with muslims and vice versa

now the magic ingredient here is the ratio of seculars in each religion..

Islam doesn't teach us to hate Christians, I'm a religious Muslim but I don't have a problem electing a Christian.

[Comrade Bassam]

Originally Posted by mickey117

secular Christians represent less than 10% of the Christians!

Leich mich 10.32%?
Men wein betsiro tjibo hal ar2am haw?