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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 4:37 pm
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 5:15 pm
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 5:58 pm
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Nines19 -Tsukiyo-Moon Maiden Sailor_Solitaire heart CuAnnan... I would think you would be wise enough to take my statement into the context of religion... seeing as how this thread is religiously based. The fact that you slammed my religious remark against things like rape, murder, and child abuse, says a great deal about extremism on your behalf. heart I think it has to do with certain cults like the FLDS and Frostian Wiccans for example that do rape little children and what not. And possibly something of the fact that Cu doesn't very much like having his culture raped to ******** and back. You can't exactly blame everyone, especially the new folks for not having access to real, academically credible info until you present it to them yourself. The way bookstores and search engines work is by giving the reader/searcher the most popular results first, not the most credible. Bookstores and search engines have a bottom line to meet.
Blame them? No. It's not always reasonable for them to be experts on such a topic. However, we can go after the publishers and authors that invent the nonsense. I'm surprised that Llewelyn Publishing hasn't had a plagiarism suit put against them for citing utter nonsense from real books that don't contain said nonsense.
On the person to person level, what was done here worked. Thankfully the young man looked at the sources with an open mind. Some understanding wouldn't hurt.
And Tsukiyo - I've never heard of FLDS, or the Frostian Wiccans. Can you give us a decent source on that? I'm curious about what's being done in the name of "religion".
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 10:36 pm
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 10:37 pm
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 10:56 pm
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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 5:42 am
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CuAnnan Sailor_Solitaire heart Oh, no! That is so terribly sad. crying To me, that just crosses over from what's religious... to what's downright criminal. But if it helps to clarify further, I intended my statement on the behalf of belief in religion. And not per say the practices that may infringe adversely on the lives of others. heart All things do that. Do you have proof that all things do that? neutral
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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 8:33 am
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heart Okay, going into Super-Duper-Ultimate-BarneyStyle-Clarity Mode - here... and then I'll answer your questions lol razz
Read the title of this thread. It's about tolerance within the guild. This guild is an online, digital representation of our words, persons, thoughs, beliefs, etc... that in no way makes possible the things you mentioned. This guild, this thread, and the digital avatars and statements within are incapable of murder, rape, and child abuse, etc. Henceforth, when I reply to said guild, in said thread, to said topic, then yes yes, tolerance is necessary... just think about that... at least for a moment before going off.
Secondly, if someone steps outside and sees a beautiful day on the front porch, takes in a deep breath and says, "Ah, what a beautiful day." It's not like we need some jerk running up to them to tell them, "No it's not a beautiful day, it's a terrible day because someone out there is having a terrible day." Well if it's a matter of persepctive like that, then you could say that the person saying it's a terrible day is wrong, because you have someone in the world experiencing a beautiful day. It's all a matter of isolated perspective. The wisdom of analyzing a statement... this is important here... is paying attention to the context in which it was said. Anything anyone says could become potentially wrong if you throw an outside persective against it. This is perfectly natural, but we have come to deal with it by understanding the context in which things are said.
Lastly, since you have so diligently shared your perspective on a matter outside the actual topic, I will proceed forward with answering your qestions...
Like tolerance, flour is necessary in baking, but there is a balance of flour and other ingredients depending on what you want to bake. What I'm saying is, tolerance is important, as without it, you may easily find yourself over-judging others. But also in likeness, justice, wisdom, and many other factors come into play to balance it out. You can't simply let everyone get away with everything. That goes without say.
So I suggest if you want to talk further about this subject, you first put in a thread where it more appropriately belongs. This will prevent a great deal of confusion. heart
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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:19 am
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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 3:23 pm
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... ya know, if we got on teh topic of Tolerance.... i might as well put in my opinion.
honestly, i don't think it's any matter of tolerance. that goes all into the what's right and what's wrong deal, which i realy don't believe in, at all.
it doens't exist. there are no rights, no good and evil, no right and wrong. nobody has any "right" to do anything.
that being said, laws and rules and justice systems developed (along with cultures)because it is the most beneficial. if everyone ran amok, there would be no safety. if everyone stole from one another there would be no bounty. so on and so forth.
sad thing is, people have stopped trusting ecahother agian anyway. money rules, and so fear and greed and distrust are rampant. i don't believe in good and evil, but i do know that if you don't trust and share and forgive it just breeds destruction, whil eif you love and trust and share and forgive, everyone wins, and the bounty continue sto grow infinately.
rape probably wouldn't be so traumatizing if it were an acceptable practice, but if it were an acceptble practice that would say a awful lot for how poor a society that would be.
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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 3:31 pm
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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 5:00 pm
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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:08 pm
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Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 3:43 am
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Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 6:53 am
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4shi Chieftain Twilight rape probably wouldn't be so traumatizing if it were an acceptable practice, but if it were an acceptble practice that would say a awful lot for how poor a society that would be. "Rape" that's accepted is consentual sex, not rape. Even if we go by the older definition of the word, which means theft (hence the poem "The Rape of the Lock" and its double entendre), it still implies the lack of consent. *finishes poking holes*
I think Chieftain maybe meant if rape weren't punished in a society. If the woman doesn't consent, it's still rape. But if the man isn't punished for it, if no one cares, then what else could you say but to assume that it's an accepted practice?
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