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haughty wisdom or modest innocence??
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11 Jul 2008 Fri 02:25 pm |
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which one is more danger?
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11 Jul 2008 Fri 02:27 pm |
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French fries or mashed potatoes? Which is worse? Can't keep up with you MrX!  
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11 Jul 2008 Fri 02:36 pm |
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Quoting catwoman: French fries or mashed potatoes? Which is worse? Can't keep up with you MrX! |
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11 Jul 2008 Fri 02:50 pm |
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which is better? To kill somebody for what they believe in or what they don't believe in?
If haughty wisdom saves lives it's better than modest innocence that sits quiet seeing people die.
I don't get MrX's questions anyway...
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11 Jul 2008 Fri 02:56 pm |
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Quoting Daydreamer: which is better? To kill somebody for what they believe in or what they don't believe in?
If haughty wisdom saves lives it's better than modest innocence that sits quiet seeing people die.
I don't get MrX's questions anyway... |
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11 Jul 2008 Fri 02:59 pm |
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But why do you think tenderness is a good thing? Just like why should modesty be good?
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11 Jul 2008 Fri 03:02 pm |
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Quoting Daydreamer: But why do you think tenderness is a good thing? Just like why should modesty be good? |
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11 Jul 2008 Fri 03:20 pm |
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Quoting MrX67: hmmm modesty good because name of to know we all mortal,tenderness is good beacuse opposite of injustice,and when tenderness and modesty come togehter thats to say i love everything and i'm just a simple drop in great life ocean....who can deny benefits of wisdom and knowladge,but seems when we trust more then enough to our library instead of understaning others realities i think just a useless wisdom |
Actually modesty has nothing to do with being mortal, it's a social custom (or, more often something religious leaders want their followers to be as thus they're easier to control). Opposite of injustice is justice not tenderness.
I don't love everything and everyone, I think people who say that lie. And if somebody's reality bites mine, I don't care what drives him to that, I bite back. If a man (or a woman) tells me what to wear, I don't care that this is what his book says and I see no point in indulging him. Do your thing, let me do mine. "Liberty of one person ends where another man's liberty begins" - or something to that effect.
The mild and tender are usually the first to die or to be abused, nothing to be particularly proud of...
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11 Jul 2008 Fri 04:33 pm |
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sorry,correcting title, ''haughty wisdom or modest ignorance?''
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