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07-23-2008, 11:42 PM #31Senior Member
US sets nuclear deadline for Iran
Originally Posted by rebgirl420
Also, I'm not "woe" whatsoever, I'm actually very stoked about life right now. Do I think the world SHOULD suffer? God know, I'm a pretty average, normal human being. Some people are bad, and they just so happen to know how build and launch nuclear missiles. THEY are the ones who are going to destroy us. It's not that I want it to happen, it's just going to and there's almost nothing any of us can do to stop it. I've simply stopped lying to myself when most of the world hasn't.
Also you haven't answered my question. Why do we deserve to live? What is so amazing about humanity?
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07-23-2008, 11:44 PM #32Senior Member
US sets nuclear deadline for Iran
Originally Posted by rebgirl420
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07-23-2008, 11:50 PM #33Senior Member
US sets nuclear deadline for Iran
Humanity is an amazing thing. We help people who need it. For example what about all the people who give millions to help children with terminal diseases like cancer? When I was going through chemo people where coming out of the wood work to help any way they could.
What about with natural disaasters hit and people selflessly go down to the area to help? What about the human will to try to cure diseases and hunger in countries like Africa?
Theres so many good people in this world. And humans aren't perfect but nothing is. Good people greatly outnumber the bad. And if they didn't the whole world would be in ruins now. And it's not. Not even close.
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07-23-2008, 11:58 PM #34Senior Member
US sets nuclear deadline for Iran
Originally Posted by rebgirl420
But I suppose this is where the argument ends and we simply have to agree to disagree.
I firmly believe that humans are born not evil, but nearly 100% selfish and are concerned with themselves as their primary goal and responsibility. However this isn't unusual, as all creatures of this earth act the same (as far as I know anyway). I DO agree that there a lot of good people, and it's good to see the reaction from people with your chemo. However, I believe there are WAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYY more terrible people than good, myself included. I admit, if I didn't know someone personally (like, in my family or a good personal friend of mine) I doubt I would so much as lift a finger to help them with their chemo. In fact I'd probably start forgetting about that person as soon as I stopped hearing whatever I was hearing, if not sooner. Am I terrible? Yes, most likely. But am I unusual? Not even a little bit.
You, most likely, believe the exact opposite, that people are good and that it's the few who make things bad for the many, while I believe that the many are to blame for everything, because without the many things don't happen.
We'll simply have to just disagree. But that's ok rebgirl, I still love ya and I'm glad we've had such an invigorating conversation :thumbsup:
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07-24-2008, 12:06 AM #35Senior Member
US sets nuclear deadline for Iran
I love ya too hun haha. You frustrate me but I like the compelling conversations in the political section.
Good show
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07-24-2008, 12:12 AM #36Senior Member
US sets nuclear deadline for Iran
Originally Posted by rebgirl420
I figure the worst case scenario is someone DOES acquire nukes without anyone finding out, or builds them fast enough to get away with it, yeah, they'll launch them.
im not saying it's likely to happen soon or anything, but in the progression of things, a nuclear arms race could blow up in our face, no pun intended.
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07-24-2008, 12:17 AM #37Senior Member
US sets nuclear deadline for Iran
This reminds me of all the Soviet Union drama haha.
A nuclear attack is a very real possibility. But we have to bank on the fact that if someone does end up launching a nuke then their country has a VERY high chance of being destroyed right back.
But oh well. What can you do? Just sit back and pray it doesn't happen when your alive.
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07-24-2008, 12:19 AM #38Senior Member
US sets nuclear deadline for Iran
Originally Posted by rebgirl420
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07-24-2008, 09:07 PM #39Senior Member
US sets nuclear deadline for Iran
"praying" hasn't caused anyone to not do something. In fact, that would be the very last thing i'd do to stop an attack.
reminds me of a hilarious refrigerator magnet that said something like, "the allies in WWII tried to get supplies to some place that was getting bombed for days and days. However the bombing was so bad they couldn't deliver the supplies. Then a article was published in a newspaper to tell ppl to all pray at a certain time (like 7PM PST) for the bombings to stop, and after like the 12th day of this designated praying time, the bombings stopped."
it later said how powerful god and praying was to stop those bombings.
this magnet was on my moms fridge and i threw that POS away, because .... any rational and sane person could tell you.... THAT IS JUST RETARDED.
i chuckle as i think about it now... i guess we should all pray at one time, and "flood" that god with all these wonderful praises to stop IRAN from whatever the news is telling us their doing.
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07-24-2008, 10:59 PM #40Senior Member
US sets nuclear deadline for Iran
Originally Posted by GrinKyle
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