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  • gue_bariumgue_barium Posts: 5,515
    El_Kabong wrote:
    how do you know the difference? have you researched every company before you buy their product?

    He's being a smart ass.

    He freaked out today.

    Or, he lost his cool, or something.

    whatever it was...

    hope he's doing alright.

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  • angelicaangelica Posts: 6,038
    gue_barium wrote:
    He freaked out today.

    Or, he lost his cool, or something.
    Where did he lose his cool?
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  • gue_bariumgue_barium Posts: 5,515
    angelica wrote:
    Where did he lose his cool?


    He made almost no sense in his last reply to me...the one i told him he was nuts, smiley face, reply.

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  • angelicaangelica Posts: 6,038
    gue_barium wrote:
    He made almost no sense in his last reply to me...the one i told him he was nuts, smiley face, reply.
    I thought he made perfect sense in that post.
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  • gue_bariumgue_barium Posts: 5,515
    angelica wrote:
    I thought he made perfect sense in that post.

    Well, that's you.

    I wonder why he disappeared?

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  • angelicaangelica Posts: 6,038
    gue_barium wrote:
    Well, that's you.

    I wonder why he disappeared?
    He disappears here and there. Probably busy. You know he loves to spend all day posting! :)
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  • gue_bariumgue_barium Posts: 5,515
    gue_barium wrote:
    Odd language, "suicide", on a question of "blame."

    Every human on the planet is hardwired in need of the same basic elements of existence. Clean air to breathe, clean water to drink, good food to eat, and shelter. A little further up the scale of reason, there are the same basic emotional needs that all humans have in common, through family, companionship, sexuality, and communication.

    No one can be blamed for these needs of ours. It is what we are.

    He had brought up "blame", as in the "witless" have only themselves to blame kind of thing. When I questioned the blame idea..he comes up with the suicide analogy.
    He's hardwired into something psychologically steadfast...along the lines that failure is suicide.
    Kind of whacky, if you ask me.

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  • gue_bariumgue_barium Posts: 5,515
    Why? Is a suicide blameless?



    That's awesome. Yet your "hardwiring" will not tell you how to acquire food, how to clean your air, how to build your home. A desire doesn't magically make something appear.



    Very much so. But none of those things are actually "further up the scale of reason". Sex without reason is nothing more than an act of lust or an act of rape. Family without reason is nothing more than slavery or a blind biological attachment. Companionship is impossible without reasonably accepting another as a companion. And communication without reason is nothing more than gibberish or mindless reaction.



    I'm not blaming anyone for their desires. I'm blaming someone who does not understand that a desire and a fulfillment of that desire are two very different things.

    If you desire food, you're not to blame for that. If you shoot a man and steal his bread, you are to blame for that. If you desire shelter, you're not to blame for that. If you burn down another man's house to build a mansion, you are to blame for that. If you desire sex, you're not to blame for that. If you rape the first girl you come across, you are to blame for that. If you desire companionship, you're not to blame for that. If you chain the first person you find to your wrist, you are to blame for that. Understand?

    A desire is an effect of your nature. An action is an effect of your morality, the part of you that monitors your desires and your options and willingly chooses from them. Nature is to blame for your desires, good and bad. You are to blame for your actions, good and bad. To suggest that a desire is a cause of an action is to suggest that reason is impossible. And to suggest that reason is impossible begs the question: what the fuck are we doing here?


    Then in this post he changes what I called basic human "needs" into human "desire".

    Crazy, mon.

    To me.

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  • tony vitony vi Posts: 72
    government is a legal mafia and we are all pupet folowing the system rules , war of color or war for money will give to our kids an unpleasant journey .no need to get mad or angry , the difference in this world is we have to make it happen . (dont fight me on this thread , it is just my opinion)
    once understand life is not fair
    everything become more clear and simple
    wish to all of you freedom
  • InkdaubInkdaub Posts: 235
    Liberal. I always score liberal on these quizzes.
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