My favorite band right now is The Dear Hunter and given that Act VI isn't coming out anytime soon Id really love some prog Rock/Metal with heavy Emo/Post-Hardcore Influence if you guys have any suggestions send it my way
Sidenote: I already listen to Circa Survive as well so try not to only recommend that one
Tell me the most epic track youβve listened to. A track that makes you feel alright again.
Mine would be Sigur Ros - Untitled #8
For posterity, here's the entire rant in case they delete it:
> I have been looking at the posts and comments of this subreddit for the last 3 months. So what I have noticed is that everything is halal according to you guys, and you follow a minority of scholars who declare everything halal. But what's the point of following Islam really if you are just going to break every single rules & restrictions of the religion? Why would you want to change the religion instead of changing your lifestyle?
>For example, hijab. You guys say that hijab is not mandatory, a woman can show her hair, neck, etc. Like, why do you guys think that for 1400 years not a single scholar declared that women can show their hair? The only ikhtilaf was whether covering the face is mandatory or not, but hair or neck never came to question. Yet 1400 years later you suddenly declared that these are not mandatory to cover for women, she can show these! Like, what's the point of changing the rules which were never changed or even questioned for the last 1400 years? Why would you want to disobey Allah just because of this temporary worldly western lifestyle? Islam is complete submission, whether you like the rule or not, you have to submit, that's the message of Islam, no matter how hard it may seem.
>I am a woman who wears the hijab. Do you think I like to wear the hijab? Every single moment I wish to take it off and feel the wind in my hair and neck. I'm going to be honest, I do not like wearing it at all, it is hot and suffocating. But do you know why I still keep wearing it? It's because I fear for the day of the judgement. I don't want to make Allah angry by exposing what he has forbidden me to do so, I don't want to be punished after my death. So I keep doing it, I keep sacrificing my worldly desires for the afterlife. Similarly, do you know how hard was it for me to get rid of music & drawing? I loved to draw as a kid, I drew a lot of animals. Those were my memories, & I still burned all of them. Because the satisfaction of Allah is more important for me. Do you have any idea how much I cried while burning and after burning my childhood drawings? But did I stop myself from destroying them? No. I also burned my deceased grandfathers old guitar that same day. That guitar had so much memories, but it didnβt stop me from burning that instrument, because that is not allowed in our deen. I was feeling like someone was cutting my heart with a sharp knife into thousand
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I have a pretty big contention with Destiny's claims made about progressives and M4A. Normally I'm good with citing claims he's made but I can't really remember where he said this before, but I swear on my life he's said this multiple times before. It is along the lines of "Progressives/leftists/ (and maybe Bernie supporters?) are pretty delusional with their policy prescriptions and the only reasons certain candidates like AOC support them is because of the fact that they are inΒ +40 districts". Now maybe I'm getting this wrong, because I don't necessarily know if this is referring to ACAB or M4A or if he really said this at all.
Now I know that we don't appreciate populism here , but progressive populist efforts and advocates do produce resultsΒ and poll well [1,2,3]. Furthermore, populist efforts even on the right do seem to garner results, this can be seen in the election of Josh Hawley over incumbent Democrat Claire McCaskill [4] and Trump's vice-grip over republican politics. On the right, this can definitely be attributed to the conspiratorial rhetoric and the pushing of cultural issues; however, on the left direct policies like M4A are popular because they speak directly to the material conditions of people. Furthermore policies like student debt forgiveness does poll well and is popular amongst people in the lower economic bracket.[5]. Tiny's position then on debt forgiveness [6] doesn't really make sense then because those higher up on the income ladder actually oppose debt forgiveness even though it works in their direct interest.
On a more personal note, I'm a student going for a Comp Sci degree, and I got into a pretty good private school with a scholarship and qualified for the Pell grant, even then my parents couldn't afford financing even half of the cost of the degree (which was arou
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