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Not here it isn'tjsanders said:I's Wussy,
your thread was boring, still nothing new thereand how did my thread on the end of the human race become a motercycle discussion?
Not here it isn'tjsanders said:I's Wussy,
your thread was boring, still nothing new thereand how did my thread on the end of the human race become a motercycle discussion?
jsanders said:I's Wussy, and how did my thread on the end of the human race become a motercycle discussion?
jsanders said:As the human race has continued to thrive in this last century, more and more are moving to materialism, and all of the associated cost. Since WWII the industrial age has grown to encompass more than 2 billion additional people, soon the Chinese will be living the lives of their Western counterparts. When this happens the demand for natural resources will either cause huge shortages, pollution, and hardship for the most vulnerable members of the race, or a global conflict; or both.
jsanders said:So what can we do to stem the tide.
When faced with gang green the traditional remedy has been to cut off the limb before the patient dies. Are such drastic measures necessary now, or will we work together to find ways to sustain economies (so essential for us) while preserving life or will we wait until we need an amputation?
jsanders said:As I stated earlier the administration seriously capitalized on fear. But as you can readily surmise from our latest elections that fear factor has subsided.
Republicans under Karl Rove’s leadership; have utilized fear and abortion to completely dominate American politics for the last 6 years. Finely the masses have come around to my way of thinking.
jsanders said:how did my thread on the end of the human race become a motercycle discussion?
But is there any more likelyhood of them standing trial for lies and incompetence than there is for Bliar?Vassago said:I've said it before, Bush and his Administration are all terrorists. They should be at war with themselves for what they put this country through.
jsanders said:As I stated earlier the administration seriously capitalized on fear. But as you can readily surmise from our latest elections that fear factor has subsided.
That's because the easiest way for governments to get control back from the people is to put the fear of Christ into them.dan-cat said:Oh yes indeed. The constant drivel from both Bush and Blair that we are facing a new kind of enemy who are more extreme then ever.
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Rich said:That's because the easiest way for governments to get control back from the people is to put the fear of Christ into them.
jsanders said:There's no fear of Christ, if you’re going to make a point about our religion being the root of all problems in the world, than at least make your quotes accurate.
jsanders said:It’s “The fear of God”. God brought law to Mosses and so the people feared.
Jesus Christ! I wasn't the one who brought God into the conversationdan-cat said:This is just getting really sad. You claim you're not talking about religion in one post and then in the very next post you start talking about religion.
It's so obvious you used the term 'Christ' as a red flag.
To be honest I'm just not sure why you're not picking up on the amount of bad feeling caused by this kind of stick poking.
Rich said:Jesus Christ! I wasn't the one who brought God into the conversation
Rich said:So God rules by fear, fear of what exactly?
Don't need another American tradition thanksjsanders said:I honestly think, you should seek counsiling.
Doesn't that grow on rocks and stuff? We used to get moss in our lawn.jsanders said:God brought law to Mosses
ColinEssex said:Doesn't that grow on rocks and stuff? We used to get moss in our lawn.
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Didn't he also order David to commit genocide?jsanders said:God brought law to Mosses