A good song that B-Man ... and yes, such an awful thing to happen to the innocent people.
How cheap is life to these War Pigs.  We know things happen for a reason but here i think the reason is not karmic .. to me this sad incident highlights the danger of video games and the endless movies that are filled with violence.  These visuals prey on the weak minds and become a festering ground filled with hatered and mental disturbances.

It is the responsibility of the game and movie producers to be accountable for the trash they put out into the market.  Enough violent visuals - real war is bad enough.

My thoughts on this senseless incident.

My post to Wade - the Knight - might come under scrunity here however, my intentions in encouraging strength for all that is good, falls in a completely different realm.  I do hope people here recognise the metaphor portrayed in that post.

At 03:57 am B-man Yo!

Well, im anti-guns all together because obviously without guns this could not happen nor could movie and game makers have an destructive icon to use as they do with such freedom.

Drugs also to blame.  Someone high on drugs thinking they are Rambo or something is a dangerous combination.

Beer .. well after a long hot day is nice ... without driving though ..

oh gosh how sick is our world that violent movies and games actually make money .. not to mention drugs ...

[quote author=augoeideian link=1158570303/0#4 date=1158576418]... but then im also anti-money .. can you ever ever imagine a world that lives without money.  People do things because they want to not because they have to earn money.

It would take a generation or so to settle into the idea .. but imagine how mature this civilisation would be. We all only need one house, one car, one or two jerseys, three meals a day ..

So the theory is .. ok we need a car (well public transport would be the route to go) but the people that make cars .. make them because they want to - they enjoy making cars as do the people who make the car parts.

People might say .. im not going to go to work because i don't have too .. until they get so bored and uncreative that they realise true love is giving not receiving. Material things will be created through love because the pressure of money is taken away.

And if say certain television programmes are not being made or other things.. it is because no-one needs or wants them.  Farmers will farm food because they enjoy what they do, people who make clothes do it because they enjoy it ...

A no-money society will make people feel far more in touch with their spirits and take away rigid structures and class societies. People will feel like people and not robots and tax generating machines.  Also there would be no smutty underhand deals .. like drugs etc ... everything would be natural.

This is getting off the sad topic (in a way) but do you think we could ever realise a society like this and would people want a no-money society?

'my world'
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Not sure we'd want that, auto-e...
If the "challenge to survive" no longer existed, we'd find ourselves
so dumbed down after a couple of hundred years, that we might find ourselves unable to survive a major crisis to our civilization (such as global warming, climate change, ect.) and we might see technological progress come to an end as well, sealing our fate as a species. Hardship, competition, and so on are ugly at first glance, to be sure. But we don't want to "domesticate" ourselves - with our descendants becoming "tamed", stupid, dependent cattle- pathetic parodies of humanity. (It's already happening - look at all the stupids in our current society - the couch potatoes, the "reality TV" fans, the George W. Bush boosters, the religious fundies, the tabloid readers who can't even balance their checkbooks...)
Life ain't fair. But if it WERE fair - could we survive, then?
Ask yourself that...

B-man

[quote author=augoeideian link=1158570303/0#6 date=1158581833].. lol good word .. survival.  But Chumley the survival will shift from pay-packets to survival of the elements and survival of brotherly and sisterly love .. far more invigorating don't you think?!

i don't think it will be a bad thing if technology comes to a stand still - make us far more human.
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Don't tell me you'd want to go back to the pre-internet era, auto-e!
I'm an old guy, I remember it. Wouldn't want to go back to it, lemme
tell ya..!
Seriously though. You'd like to see technology stop advancing?
NOT me. If I can reincarnate, I'd like to live in a world where cancer
was CURED (it's a horrendous, repulsive, and messy disease even when
it is "cured" by current means), you could custom-design your own body and brain via genetic engineering, AND I'd like to live in a "Star Wars" type of universe if such were possible (which it probably isn't - but who knows?) More technology = more possibilities, you can't deny that! It's easy to get all romantic about pre-industrial "civilization", but what about slavery - it ALWAYS happens when the economy depends on manual labor, people are lazy and avoid drudgery when they can! BUT the drudgery must be done by SOMEONE, and guess who gets to do it? Those with the least POWER. Ya dig? (I won't elaborate on OTHER fun things that happened in pre-industrial cultures, like leprosy and the Black Plague.) If that makes us more "human", you can have it. But I think I'll take a rain-check...

B-man

Hi Chumley Its the same old story,which will go on always on this earth plain,Light against Darkness, Good against Evil.
Drugs and drink feed these evil thoughts of violence and murder,which is what the devil gets a kick out of,but God will take this all away one day and the devil will lose out forever.

There will be no more suffering,just love peace and joy in the hearts of all.God will reign supreme.

If they did commit suicide, I  should think when they passed to spirit,they were given the chance to feel remorse,for the terrible deed they commited and if they did not show remorse ,they are probably on the lower plains.

Love and God bless you Juditha

Augoeideian said:
It would take a generation or so to settle into the idea .. but imagine how mature this civilisation would be. We all only need one house, one car, one or two jerseys, three meals a day .. 


Augoeidian, I'm sure I'm being a little picky here, but do we even need all those things?  I had a dream recently where I lived in a cave which was part of a "tent city" and all the cooking was done outdoors. I hope that was not a premonition...but if it was, I was certainly not alone.

It is interesting to consider what our real needs are in this world because we are so often influenced by the media as to what is essential for our happiness. I think we would all be surprised at how happy we might find ourselves if we lived in a more natural manner, closer to the earth. Of course, as B-man often states, a world without the internet would be a very different one.

However, if we seriously look at what our real needs are...they are shockingly few.

love, blink

I've reported him using the Peer Moderator system.

Love, Mairlyn