DISCUSSIONS

Islam is not a race, its a religion. Druwayu and Islam are theologically irreconcilable due to their opposing foundations. Druwayu is polytheistic, venerating One God and Three Goddesses, while Islam enforces absolute monotheism (Tawhid), rejecting any form of divine plurality.

Additionally, the One and Three, though personal beings, are entirely remote from human experience, making their nature fundamentally distinct from Islam’s concept of Allah, who is regarded as directly involved in human affairs while in Druwayu, the operative principles are the Drikeyu (Worloga, Wyrda and Wihas).

1. Nature of God

• Islam: Strict monotheism, worshiping Allah alone, with Tawhid (absolute oneness) as its central doctrine.

Why Low-Quality Studies Persist:

Several factors contribute to the production and publication of substandard research, thought the most common comes down to the usual factors of greed and lack of concern for the rest of humanity:

• Pressure to Publish: The "publish or perish" culture in academia incentivizes quantity over quality. Researchers are often evaluated based on the number of papers they produce, as this metric is used by university administrators, funding agencies, and award committees. A 2018 study in Research Policy found that 60% of academics surveyed felt pressure to publish frequently to secure tenure or funding, often at the expense of rigor.

• Lack of Scrutiny: Many researchers assume their work will not be closely examined due to the sheer volume of publications. In 2023, over 5 million scholarly articles were published globally, according to Nature, making it nearly impossible for peer reviewers to thoroughly vet every submission. This creates an environment where flawed…

We welcome AI (Artificial Intelligence) to a point, and that point is that it is used as a tool for people and not a replacement of them. Unfortunately far too many big name conglomerates are doing just that, along with some government organizations taking the human factor out of the equation, which is frankly a idiotic thing.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Druwayu

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Druwayu proudly embraces AI as a transformative force that sustains and enriches its traditions, ensuring they remain vibrant, relevant, and accessible in both the present and future. This applies also to whatever future successors to what AI may come to be. However, by large, most people simple do not comprehend the sense of meaning when the word "intelligence" us being used. It falls into the same kinds of failures to assume brain size and complexity equates to cognitive awareness and intelligence. AI systems are not actual brains.…

In today's hyper-connected world, social media platforms like X, Facebook, TikTok, and so on, that amplify opinions at an unprecedented scale, fueling a culture where humor is frequently criticized and outrage is often expressed on behalf of others. This phenomenon, driven by well-meaning but misguided advocates, or simple assholes who have nothing better to do than make everyone else miserable, assume or claim that certain jokes are inherently harmful and that marginalized communities require protection.

However, many of those supposedly being “defended” are growing frustrated, tired of having their feelings co-opted by self-appointed guardians and "social" gate keepers. It is simply intolerable the ways it stifles humor and free expression, and the backlash from communities rejecting unsolicited advocacy and using people for others own ends as "self professed social justice warriors" who are less about justice than self-righteous promotion and "virtue signaling."

The Need to Shut the Fuck Up

The outrage…

The United States Constitution is a beacon of individual liberty, equality, and secular governance, yet some refuse to acknowledge the clear incompatibility of certain Islamic doctrines, such as Sharia law, with its principles. This reluctance often stems from a misguided prioritization of feelings over facts or an unwillingness to confront uncomfortable truths. Sharia, as a religious legal system, fundamentally conflicts with the U.S. Constitution by promoting theocratic governance, which violates the First Amendment’s separation of church and state. Its provisions, in some interpretations, also undermine the Fourteenth Amendment’s guarantee of equal protection and infringe upon fundamental rights like free speech and due process. These contradictions make it clear that Sharia, and any ideology seeking to impose religious law on public institutions, cannot be tolerated in a nation founded on constitutional principles.

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The Constitution protects the private practice of Islam, as it does all faiths, but it unequivocally rejects the…

Historical Notes on Slavery’s Global Reach

1. Slavery in African Societies

Historical Context: Slavery existed in Africa long before European contact, deeply rooted in ancient civilizations such as Mali, Songhai, and Great Zimbabwe. It often resulted from warfare, where prisoners of war were enslaved, or from social structures where debt or crime led to servitude.

Key Facts:

• Enslaved individuals performed labor (agriculture, mining), were traded, or served as status symbols for elites.

• Some slaves were integrated into households, while others faced severe conditions.

The term "gaslighting" in feminist contexts often refers to a form of psychological manipulation where someone is made to doubt their reality, perceptions, or experiences, typically to maintain power over them. When discussing "feminist gaslighting," the critique usually centers on ways feminist rhetoric or ideology might be used to manipulate or distort truth, either intentionally or unintentionally, leading to false claims that misrepresent reality. Misandry literally means.

The word misandry derives from the Greek roots misos (μῖσος), meaning "hatred," and anēr (ἀνήρ, genitive andros, ἀνδρός), meaning "man" or "male." Combined, misandry literally means "hatred of men." It was first recorded in English in the late 19th century, around 1878, as a counterpart to misogyny (hatred of women), which shares the same root misos but pairs it with gynē (γυνή), meaning "woman." The term is rooted in classical Greek but gained prominence in modern English to describe prejudice or animosity toward men or boys.

Feminists often push the…

It seems silly to even have such a discussion, however, because of all the silly uproars worldwide pushed by questionable sources on either side of such debates, and it is topic of concern, I shall clarify a few points, along with expansion on this to include parental rights that must be considered and respected as well.

Reproductive Rights: A Misleading Term for Abortion Rights

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The term reproductive rights is often used as a modern euphemism for abortion rights, but it is a misleading and problematic phrase. Reproduction, by definition, refers to the ability to conceive and bear children—a right inherently granted to all adults capable of doing so. This is fundamentally different from abortion, which involves the termination of a pregnancy. The repeated use of abortion as an alternative to contraception further complicates the issue.

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It is important to acknowledge that abortion involves the termination of a fetus,…