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You are free to be a douchebag just for the sake of being a douchebag, and you are apparently enjoying the hell out of it.
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Here in America we are free to decide where to post our comments on a message board. Don't you too love the USA?
Here in America we are free to decide where to post our comments on a message board. Don't you too love the USA?
You're also free to confuse religion with ethnicity apparently.
Here in America we are free to decide where to post our comments on a message board. Don't you too love the USA?
You are free to be a douchebag just for the sake of being a douchebag, and you are apparently enjoying the hell out of it.
Here in America we are free to decide where to post our comments on a message board. Don't you too love the USA?
You are free to be a douchebag just for the sake of being a douchebag, and you are apparently enjoying the hell out of it.
Calling him a douchebag because of where his post is in relation to the one he quoted is being a douchebag
Aw jeeze man. You gotta be kidding. You see, Zoroastrianism is a religion. The major religion of the indigenous Persions. However, Persia WAS A CULTURE. Until the Muslim invasion. And just look at the culture of Iran Versus that of Persia. What a pity, don't you agree?
Aw jeeze man. You gotta be kidding. You see, Zoroastrianism is a religion. The major religion of the indigenous Persions. However, Persia WAS A CULTURE. Until the Muslim invasion. And just look at the culture of Iran Versus that of Persia. What a pity, don't you agree?
Not in the slightest, the people of Iran are doing MUCH better today than they used to under the Sassanian Empire.
Persians established human rights for all including religious and ethnic minorities 2500 years ago.The Persians had the most advanced culture, art, architecture & religion in the world at the time of the Achamenids.
http://167.206.67.164/resources/hum...ers Study Guide/..\G2.i.Acaemenid/default.htm
Ha ha ha. You don't talk to Iranians much do you? Other than a collapsed economy and currency due to harsh sanctions and corruption, bribery, theft, and cronyism among the ruling Mullahs, oppression and strict adherence to Islamic Shariah law, lack of basic freedoms and human rights..,things are going really well for Iranians.Aw jeeze man. You gotta be kidding. You see, Zoroastrianism is a religion. The major religion of the indigenous Persions. However, Persia WAS A CULTURE. Until the Muslim invasion. And just look at the culture of Iran Versus that of Persia. What a pity, don't you agree?
Not in the slightest, the people of Iran are doing MUCH better today than they used to under the Sassanian Empire.
Persians established human rights for all including religious and ethnic minorities 2500 years ago.The Persians had the most advanced culture, art, architecture & religion in the world at the time of the Achamenids.
http://167.206.67.164/resources/hum...ers Study Guide/..\G2.i.Acaemenid/default.htm
Persians established human rights for all including religious and ethnic minorities 2500 years ago.The Persians had the most advanced culture, art, architecture & religion in the world at the time of the Achamenids.
http://167.206.67.164/resources/hum...ers Study Guide/..\G2.i.Acaemenid/default.htm
Now THAT'S funny. Fact is most of Iran's population are still young. And the overwhelming majority of them are so discontented with their lives in Iran that they are fighting for democracy.
Oh how I will welcome the next Iranian revolution. You too?
Persians established human rights for all including religious and ethnic minorities 2500 years ago.The Persians had the most advanced culture, art, architecture & religion in the world at the time of the Achamenids.
http://167.206.67.164/resources/hum...ers Study Guide/..\G2.i.Acaemenid/default.htm
Lets not forget what Pope Benedict quoted about Persian King's response to Islamic invaders threatening to invade Iran, and his "assessment" of what Islam brings with itself.Persians established human rights for all including religious and ethnic minorities 2500 years ago.The Persians had the most advanced culture, art, architecture & religion in the world at the time of the Achamenids.
http://167.206.67.164/resources/hum...ers Study Guide/..\G2.i.Acaemenid/default.htm
But at the same time promoted a heavy caste system.
Lets not forget what Pope Benedict quoted about Persian King's response to Islamic invaders threatening to invade Iran, and his "assessment" of what Islam bring with itself.Persians established human rights for all including religious and ethnic minorities 2500 years ago.
But at the same time promoted a heavy caste system.
Persians established human rights for all including religious and ethnic minorities 2500 years ago.The Persians had the most advanced culture, art, architecture & religion in the world at the time of the Achamenids.
http://167.206.67.164/resources/hum...ers Study Guide/..\G2.i.Acaemenid/default.htm
But at the same time promoted a heavy caste system.
Oh yeah, right. The Persians had such a "heavy caste system" that king Artexeres married the Jewess Queen Esther, thus making her the most revered woman in all of Persian history.
Oh yeah, right. The Persians had such a "heavy caste system" that king Artexeres married the Jewess Queen Esther, thus making her the most revered woman in all of Persian history.
Are you denying that there was a caste system in place?
The only possible caste system in ancient Persia existed around 1000 BCE according to the Persian poet Ferdowsi in his Shahnameh. And let us not forget the indigenous Persian connection to the Rig Veda.
This was short lived. And after the split between the Aryian Hindus & Zoroastrians, there has never been a caste system in Persia.
The only possible caste system in ancient Persia existed around 1000 BCE according to the Persian poet Ferdowsi in his Shahnameh. And let us not forget the indigenous Persian connection to the Rig Veda.
This was short lived. And after the split between the Aryian Hindus & Zoroastrians, there has never been a caste system in Persia.
The caste system was still in place when the Muslim armies invaded, and it even remained unofficially after the Sassanian empire was no more. It took a while for it to diminish, which was usually coupled with religious conversion to Islam.
Suggesting there wasn't one is historically inaccurate.
With all due respect, you really need to bone up on Persian history. There was no "caste system" among the Acamenids, Aracids (Parthians) or Sassanians.
(approximately 225-270 C.E. there was intolerance toward other religions in Persia. This ended with the rule of Yazdagird I, in or around 340 C.E. & except for this period the Persians (before the Muslim invasion of Persia) were always the most tolerant rulers of empire in the history of the world.