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Serious LGBT wins in Malaysia! What will Roy and Kirsten do?
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God is fiction.
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I believe abnormal sex is still illegal in jiu hu. Its just that state syariah court cannot anyhow implement laws that are under federal Jurisdiction. Conflict of jurisdiction.
Why Quran allow man to have sex with animals but not with other men ? Pls tell us
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As far as i know, sex outside of wedlock are prohibited to believers.
In Arab, men get married with camels. It is so common. Any reason why this is ok ?
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Nonsense. Arabs are not like chinese that eats and get married with just about everything
Zheng Jiajia had grown tired of pressure to get married so he turned to Yingying, a robot spouse he constructed last year
Zheng Jiajia, 31, decided to ‘marry’ Yingying after failing to find a suitable human alternative. Photograph: Qiangjing Evening News
Benjamin Haas in Hong Kong
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A Chinese artificial intelligence engineer has given up on the search for love and “married” a robot he built himself.
Zheng Jiajia, 31, decided to commit after failing to find a human spouse, his friend told Qianjiang Evening News.
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Zheng had also become tired of the constant nagging from his family and pressure to get married, so he turned to a robot he built late last year and named Yingying.
After two months of “dating”, he donned a black suit to “marry” her at a ceremony attended by his mother and friends at the weekend in the eastern city of Hangzhou.
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