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Alfreda 2 year s ago
The right to kill who ever pisses you off would make the world the best place ever
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Winfield 2 year s ago
Alfreda,
I would be alone then!
I would be alone then!
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Mac 2 year s ago
Winfield, maybe limit it to people that piss you off by not using their turn signal
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Gert 2 year s ago
Alfreda,
What if you piss me off? Still a good idea?
Better idea: Glasses that show you why people act like they act so you can understand them and a pill for you that gives you the guts to discuss your problems with them.
What if you piss me off? Still a good idea?
Better idea: Glasses that show you why people act like they act so you can understand them and a pill for you that gives you the guts to discuss your problems with them.
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Sanford 2 year s ago
Erase all religion. Just learn people to be kind and sensible.
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Cathy 2 year s ago
Sanford,
i wish i could upvote for more. Second sentence justifies it all
i wish i could upvote for more. Second sentence justifies it all
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Gert 2 year s ago
Sanford,
Religion makes people do great deeds to help others too. Religion by itself isn't the problem.
People that do evil deeds in the name of religion use it as an excuse, something to justify themselves.
Most religions have passages that can be used to put down people.
But they have a form of The Golden Rule as well. "Do unto others as you would have them unto you" in Christianity, or "The most righteous person is the one who consents for other people what he consents for himself, and who dislikes for them what he dislikes for himself" in Islam to name a few examples.
People like to cherry-pick the passages that are convenient for them and sound like what they want and ignore the rest.
Which can go both ways.
It's the actions of someone that matter, not which God they believe in.
Religion makes people do great deeds to help others too. Religion by itself isn't the problem.
People that do evil deeds in the name of religion use it as an excuse, something to justify themselves.
Most religions have passages that can be used to put down people.
But they have a form of The Golden Rule as well. "Do unto others as you would have them unto you" in Christianity, or "The most righteous person is the one who consents for other people what he consents for himself, and who dislikes for them what he dislikes for himself" in Islam to name a few examples.
People like to cherry-pick the passages that are convenient for them and sound like what they want and ignore the rest.
Which can go both ways.
It's the actions of someone that matter, not which God they believe in.
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Orlando 2 year s ago
Gert,
in theory. In reality no.
30-year-war. Witches burning. 9/11....
in theory. In reality no.
30-year-war. Witches burning. 9/11....
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Gert 2 year s ago
Orlando,
Free clinic from monks for common people all through the middle ages. Pastors setting up safe houses for gay teens being ostracized by other Christians to name but a few good results.
Once again, I'm not saying people can't do evil in the name of religion. I'm saying religion is not the cause.
It's an excuse they can us to do evil AND good. People have done good and evil in the name of science as well. Or to justify making money.
Free clinic from monks for common people all through the middle ages. Pastors setting up safe houses for gay teens being ostracized by other Christians to name but a few good results.
Once again, I'm not saying people can't do evil in the name of religion. I'm saying religion is not the cause.
It's an excuse they can us to do evil AND good. People have done good and evil in the name of science as well. Or to justify making money.
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Ron 2 year s ago
I know what you mean but honestly - this is all common sense without any religion. It's just outdated and in our modern times - leads to more problems than it solves.
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Ron 2 year s ago
#25 yeah i see that. But standardizing something by law hinders innovation.
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Reggie 2 year s ago
Sanford,
Lenin and the USSR from 1917-onwards, brutally tortured and murdered any who were religious, among others. Hitler, of course, murdered 6 million Jews and many others. Both were avowed atheists. There are others too....
Disturbing that you want to solve a problem, like religion, by erasing it.
Lenin and the USSR from 1917-onwards, brutally tortured and murdered any who were religious, among others. Hitler, of course, murdered 6 million Jews and many others. Both were avowed atheists. There are others too....
Disturbing that you want to solve a problem, like religion, by erasing it.
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Kiah 2 year s ago
#9 And let the government make the ultimate choice of type AND provide us with our monthly ration?
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Cleat 2 year s ago
#5 the horn is normally located in the front of the vehicle, behind the bumper cover. It would be louder outside the vehicle than in the insulated cabin.
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Allen 2 year s ago
#16 Some towns/cities have already tried that! Success rate unknown.
# Some washer-driers exist already, but the rest sounds interresting to a lazy b..... like me.
# Some washer-driers exist already, but the rest sounds interresting to a lazy b..... like me.
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Vinson 2 year s ago
#10 FOR THE WIN!!!
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Mat 2 year s ago
#3 that actually works in some elevators, you just have to keep it pressed a bit longer
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Rupert 2 year s ago
#15 assuming your idi0tic logic was right, then the wheels would speed up earths rotation and make time go faster if you drove against the rotation
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Zeph 2 year s ago
#9, absolutely not!
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Pauline 2 year s ago
Zeph,
Agree, multiple types but standardize the roll size.
Agree, multiple types but standardize the roll size.
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Ron 2 year s ago
#25 yeah i see that. But standardizing something by law hinders innovation.
I would be alone then!
What if you piss me off? Still a good idea?
Better idea: Glasses that show you why people act like they act so you can understand them and a pill for you that gives you the guts to discuss your problems with them.
i wish i could upvote for more. Second sentence justifies it all
Religion makes people do great deeds to help others too. Religion by itself isn't the problem.
People that do evil deeds in the name of religion use it as an excuse, something to justify themselves.
Most religions have passages that can be used to put down people.
But they have a form of The Golden Rule as well. "Do unto others as you would have them unto you" in Christianity, or "The most righteous person is the one who consents for other people what he consents for himself, and who dislikes for them what he dislikes for himself" in Islam to name a few examples.
People like to cherry-pick the passages that are convenient for them and sound like what they want and ignore the rest.
Which can go both ways.
It's the actions of someone that matter, not which God they believe in.
in theory. In reality no.
30-year-war. Witches burning. 9/11....
Free clinic from monks for common people all through the middle ages. Pastors setting up safe houses for gay teens being ostracized by other Christians to name but a few good results.
Once again, I'm not saying people can't do evil in the name of religion. I'm saying religion is not the cause.
It's an excuse they can us to do evil AND good. People have done good and evil in the name of science as well. Or to justify making money.
Lenin and the USSR from 1917-onwards, brutally tortured and murdered any who were religious, among others. Hitler, of course, murdered 6 million Jews and many others. Both were avowed atheists. There are others too....
Disturbing that you want to solve a problem, like religion, by erasing it.
# Some washer-driers exist already, but the rest sounds interresting to a lazy b..... like me.
Agree, multiple types but standardize the roll size.