Beyond Belief
Nov 13th 2008, 2:32 am
#46
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Re: Beyond Belief
Eva, Although I didn't understand where you were replying and where others were talking, nevertheless, I'm only going to give you a very very old example; Caine killed his baby brother Abel...
Or a new one; those two boys who took that innocent kid to the traintracks and brutally murdered him...
We just can't stop bad things from happening...Unless we are personally there to stop it...
There is Yin and Yang in all of us; the good side, and the bad side; not everyone is 100% good, and by the same token, not everyone is 100% bad...
Apologies in advance to whoever got offended of my 2 word original reply, but, I won't be nice or lie to anyone anywhere to score points with anyone anywhere...
Or a new one; those two boys who took that innocent kid to the traintracks and brutally murdered him...
We just can't stop bad things from happening...Unless we are personally there to stop it...
There is Yin and Yang in all of us; the good side, and the bad side; not everyone is 100% good, and by the same token, not everyone is 100% bad...
Apologies in advance to whoever got offended of my 2 word original reply, but, I won't be nice or lie to anyone anywhere to score points with anyone anywhere...
Nov 13th 2008, 2:44 am
#47
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Posts: 2,162
Re: Beyond Belief
Eva, Although I didn't understand where you were replying and where others were talking, nevertheless, I'm only going to give you a very very old example; Caine killed his baby brother Abel...
Or a new one; those two boys who took that innocent kid to the traintracks and brutally murdered him...
We just can't stop bad things from happening...Unless we are personally there to stop it...
There is Yin and Yang in all of us; the good side, and the bad side; not everyone is 100% good, and by the same token, not everyone is 100% bad...
Apologies in advance to whoever got offended of my 2 word original reply, but, I won't be nice or lie to anyone anywhere to score points with anyone anywhere...
Or a new one; those two boys who took that innocent kid to the traintracks and brutally murdered him...
We just can't stop bad things from happening...Unless we are personally there to stop it...
There is Yin and Yang in all of us; the good side, and the bad side; not everyone is 100% good, and by the same token, not everyone is 100% bad...
Apologies in advance to whoever got offended of my 2 word original reply, but, I won't be nice or lie to anyone anywhere to score points with anyone anywhere...
It's human nature to protect an nurture babies and a mother who can sit by and watch her own being bashed around, tortured and then killed through neglect is unfit to be part of society. By extension, those who were in a postiton to step in and prevent it but didn't are tarred with the same brush.
Nov 13th 2008, 2:47 am
#48
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Re: Beyond Belief
er... you're still not helping yourself much(although you've said you don't care, so there it is...). Yes, it's human nature to kill eachother - sometimes horribly. It's not inherently human nature to maim babies - your own or other's.
It's human nature to protect an nurture babies and a mother who can sit by and watch her own being bashed around, tortured and then killed through neglect is unfit to be part of society. By extension, those who were in a postiton to step in and prevent it but didn't are tarred with the same brush.
It's human nature to protect an nurture babies and a mother who can sit by and watch her own being bashed around, tortured and then killed through neglect is unfit to be part of society. By extension, those who were in a postiton to step in and prevent it but didn't are tarred with the same brush.
Now, help me understand what you mean, in simple terms please, cause I really can't understand what you meant by the whole reply...Im not being cynical or sarcastic; if someone else thinks as I do please let them say so...
Nov 13th 2008, 2:49 am
#49
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Re: Beyond Belief
You are always cynical and sarcastic - and a big mouthed arsehole to boot!
Nov 13th 2008, 2:55 am
#51
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Re: Beyond Belief
You're acting as if I'm the reason behind your misfortunes...Grow up...
Nov 13th 2008, 3:03 am
#52
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Re: Beyond Belief
I just had another cynic and sarcastic idea, this year we're also including a new category to the Year-end polls: "Baddest and most ghastly person on BE", and I will nominate myself, TWICE, in that category...Al Dente and NedKelly and The Dean also are nominating me in advance...
If I don't win this, I promise all of you, I'll get even worse!!!
If I don't win this, I promise all of you, I'll get even worse!!!
Nov 13th 2008, 3:04 am
#53
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Re: Beyond Belief
I don't hate you.
I was saying what I thought.
I was saying what I thought.
Nov 13th 2008, 3:05 am
#54
hmmmm...nice
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Re: Beyond Belief
this is getting stupid...
