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  Critics of Islam, and of theism in general, often enjoy attacking "Muslim countries" (I say this with quotation marks as I hold the position that unfortunately, no country fully implements Islamic law) for having "blasphemy laws." Blasphemy laws are statutes criminalising insults and contempt towards deities, sacred objects, and religious beliefs. Additionally, many antitheists and leftists like to taunt "insensitive" people for supposedly being "extremely sensitive" to blasphemy. However, I would like to point out that every society has blasphemy laws, and that free speech absolutism is impossible in practice. No Right Is Absolute Contrary to popular belief, constitutions (whether secular or otherwise) do not typically depict rights as unbounded, but rather, simply "protected," and even then, such rights (and therefore the degree of protecting them) are subject to interpretation. For example: Freedom of religion:  One cannot forceful...

  1. Memorise more Quran. 2. Generally gain more wisdom on Islam and other fields to the point I may help others seek knowledge, too. 3. Start putting out my own writing and MAYBE music. 4. Play more games. 5. Discover more music. 6. Make/keep friends I will not regret keeping around. 7. Learn important skills. 8. Get accepted into university (I graduate high school in 2026). 9. Manage my anger better. 10. Become better at coding and developing a game. 11. Make my prom/graduation celebration thingy/whatever not suck. I also wish for the people of Palestine, Sudan, and other oppressed areas to find victory in their struggles, although that is not really a resolution as I cannot personally make this happen. May God give me and the reader the new year we need. Ameen.

In the previous music review of this blog, I rated The Marshall Mathers LP by Eminem, one of my favourite albums of all time and by my favourite rapper. One of the tracks on that album, Kim, is a prequel to '97 Bonnie & Clyde , a track on The Slim Shady LP , Eminem's breakout second studio album, released on February 23, 1999, causing me to want to review this album. The Slim Shady LP is one of my top three personal favourite Eminem albums, so I will also test its technical and lyrical quality here. Cover Art The cover art for The Slim Shady LP depicts the fictional events of '97 Bonnie & Clyde . Although the art is intriguing, it only describes one particular track and does not represent the other tracks well. The Slim Shady alter ego is described as murderous throughout Eminem's discography, but in The Slim Shady LP , Slim Shady is mostly just a goofy drug addict/dealer who occasionally gets a bit rapey. I think it is interesting, but the nature of surround...

  Hip hop (considered a genre by many, called "rap" by those who do not view it as a genre) is my all-time favourite genre of music. Rappers are leagues above most artists of other genres. Even in the genre itself, some are clearly superior to others. Many people will make lists of their top rappers, and I will do the same myself. Note that some of the rappers on the list can have their positions swapped (such as 2Pac being able to be swapped with Lil Wayne at times), and some Honorary Mentions can be swapped with some lower-ranking Top 10 rappers (such as Juice WRLD, MF DOOM, and XXXTENTACION being able to be swapped with Tech N9ne and Drake at times). Honorary Mentions This goes out to all rappers who I believe can come close to the Top 10 list, but cannot replace those already on it. In no particular order, I hold them to be MF DOOM, DMX, Juice WRLD, XXXTENTACION, 50 Cent, J. Cole, Denzel Curry, JAY-Z, King Von, Nas, DMX, Nicki Minaj, Lil Uzi Vert, Playboi Carti, Royce Da ...

  This is a minor rant against something I really find annoying, which is misusing the 1-10 rating system. Three main issues I have with people using the system is: 1. People hand out 10s too easily when they should be reserved for the absolute best. 2. People are too scared to use low numbers and use 5 for things that are "bad." 3. People make 7 mean "average." So, I will tell you the basic approach to actually using a 1-10 rating system: 1 = terrible, 5 = average, and 10 = perfect. If you want consistency, then treat each number as a specific category: 1. Awful/unusable 2. Very bad 3. Bad 4. Below average 5. Average 6. Above average 7. Good 8. Very good 9. Excellent 10. Perfect, cannot be realistically improved But yeah, this was just something I wanted to write about. Cya goats

To do the second music review of this blog, I asked my friend Gbay to give me an album, and he chose The Marshall Mathers LP ,   rapper Eminem's third studio album, released on May 23, 2000. Eminem is my all-time favourite musician, and The Marshall Mathers LP often gets called Eminem's best album. The point of this review will be to test if the claims of it being his best album are true and if it still holds up nowadays. Cover Art I will use the alternate cover art since it is the cover art used on Spotify, which I use to listen to music. Although possibly not as iconic as the main cover art, it is simpler and uses colours that rest easier on the eyes, instantly making me like it more. The point of The Marshall Mathers LP is its focus on Marshall "Eminem" Mathers as a person instead of simply a rapper. To enhance this idea, the cover art depicts Eminem in front of his childhood home. This can be interpreted in a few different ways, with my personal thoughts being i...

I wanted to start off a new "music review" series for my blog, so I asked my friend lafl!!!¢he! for an album to review. They told me to review Quadeca's fourth studio album,  Vanisher, Horizon Scraper , released on July 25, 2025. I have not listened to Quadeca before this, so my review will be unbiased. Cover Art The cover for this album is fairly simple. I do not think the cover is very noteworthy, although I do like the drawing techniques used for it. Overall Rating: 7/10 Track Listing NO QUESTIONS ASKED The first track on the album, NO QUESTIONS ASKED , has a beat using the acoustic guitar alongside some (layered) vocal sounds. Ambience is not exactly my style, but I will admit, this is above average. Overall Rating: 6/10 WAGING WAR WAGING WAR features Olēka. Again, another ambient, mostly instrumental track. I have to say, the instrumental on here was better for me and fit better. The vocals used were interesting, too. This is where I start seeing unique talent in Qu...