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Every Saturday , I go to privata classes at 2:00 O'clock , and then return home at aout 5:30 , and today when I got back I noticed something strange when I turned on my pc , the recycle bin was full , and I am absolutely sure that I never leave any files in the recycle bin , I always empty it after deleting any files , so I opened it , and I found porn , so I knew that my brother was watching porn while I was away , offcourse I won't tell my parents , and I don't know what to do , should I talk to him or what ?? Can anyone help me please ?
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homosh wrote:
> Killing people in Vice City is enjoyable , so it must be the same in
> reality , if I do the same things like Tommy , that would be very
> enjoyable , does it make them right ?
Why don't you go and see?
> Killing people in Vice City is enjoyable , so it must be the same in
> reality , if I do the same things like Tommy , that would be very
> enjoyable , does it make them right ?
Why don't you go and see?
the attitude you display here homosh is a type of extreme prejudice, no different really to racism. you say the none-religious are more likely to be thieves, prostitutes and generally morally bankrupt.
if you were to apply this to a race of people, you would be branded a racist and banned most probably.
I see it as the same thing.
if you were to apply this to a race of people, you would be branded a racist and banned most probably.
I see it as the same thing.
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> homosh wrote:
> If this really annoys you , then I'm sorry
>
> you have to accept for once in your life that maybe you are wrong.
> the world is not in black and white, right and wrong. and I do not
> accept you and your religious kind as being better than us who are
> none-religious, as you obviously consider yourselves to be.
Elitism, thats the word i was looking for earlier! Your post brought it to mind.
> homosh wrote:
> If this really annoys you , then I'm sorry
>
> you have to accept for once in your life that maybe you are wrong.
> the world is not in black and white, right and wrong. and I do not
> accept you and your religious kind as being better than us who are
> none-religious, as you obviously consider yourselves to be.
Elitism, thats the word i was looking for earlier! Your post brought it to mind.
Lindgren wrote:
> homosh wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> I have the advantage here of seeing both cultures though...I was
> raised by a catholic grandmother but my
> brothers/cousins/aunts/uncles
> etc are all Muslims. I have seen both side, so i can understand
> somewhat where homosh is coming from, what i do not like is his
> utter
> insistence that being non-religious defines you as having a failed
> upbringing. Religion cannot be held entirely accountable for a view
> like that.
> Yes , not entirely , but it still counts
>
> No, homosh, it doesnt. I am just as good a person as you, just as
> accountable for my own actions as you, and just as vulnerable as a
> human as you, and will no doubt, have just as rewarding a life as you
> in many respects. The only difference between you and me is that I
> feel that i am responsible for every choice that is made in my life,
> and i alone, and you do not think that.
You're only thinking about your life . If every thing ends with death , nobody would have been relegious , it's because what happens after that . Hell and Heaven . And please nobody laughs.
> homosh wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> I have the advantage here of seeing both cultures though...I was
> raised by a catholic grandmother but my
> brothers/cousins/aunts/uncles
> etc are all Muslims. I have seen both side, so i can understand
> somewhat where homosh is coming from, what i do not like is his
> utter
> insistence that being non-religious defines you as having a failed
> upbringing. Religion cannot be held entirely accountable for a view
> like that.
> Yes , not entirely , but it still counts
>
> No, homosh, it doesnt. I am just as good a person as you, just as
> accountable for my own actions as you, and just as vulnerable as a
> human as you, and will no doubt, have just as rewarding a life as you
> in many respects. The only difference between you and me is that I
> feel that i am responsible for every choice that is made in my life,
> and i alone, and you do not think that.
You're only thinking about your life . If every thing ends with death , nobody would have been relegious , it's because what happens after that . Hell and Heaven . And please nobody laughs.
homosh wrote:
> Killing people in Vice City is enjoyable ,
not to everyone it isnt. i found the game rather mindnumbing and extremely boring
> so it must be the same in reality
ask a soldier sent to war that. the answer may well break your heart
> Killing people in Vice City is enjoyable ,
not to everyone it isnt. i found the game rather mindnumbing and extremely boring
> so it must be the same in reality
ask a soldier sent to war that. the answer may well break your heart
I know I've missed like a million replies but...how can killing people be compared to making and watching porn?
homosh wrote:
> If this really annoys you , then I'm sorry
you have to accept for once in your life that maybe you are wrong. the world is not in black and white, right and wrong. and I do not accept you and your religious kind as being better than us who are none-religious, as you obviously consider yourselves to be.
> If this really annoys you , then I'm sorry
you have to accept for once in your life that maybe you are wrong. the world is not in black and white, right and wrong. and I do not accept you and your religious kind as being better than us who are none-religious, as you obviously consider yourselves to be.
Killing people in Vice City is enjoyable , so it must be the same in reality , if I do the same things like Tommy , that would be very enjoyable , does it make them right ?
Lindgren wrote:
> I've never understood this.
> Explain to me.
>
> Why would 2 people doing the most natual thing in the world - the
> thing which made the world - be wrong?
> It's not like it hurts or anything - it's the most enjoyable thing
> you can ever do. Well, just behind poking monkeys.
>
> And why is having fun and progressing the human race wrong?
> We'd be extinct if it wasn't for the secks.
>
> Indeed. I agree FFF, why sex between two consenting people is seen as
> wrong by some is really beyond me.
Indeed
> I've never understood this.
> Explain to me.
>
> Why would 2 people doing the most natual thing in the world - the
> thing which made the world - be wrong?
> It's not like it hurts or anything - it's the most enjoyable thing
> you can ever do. Well, just behind poking monkeys.
>
> And why is having fun and progressing the human race wrong?
> We'd be extinct if it wasn't for the secks.
>
> Indeed. I agree FFF, why sex between two consenting people is seen as
> wrong by some is really beyond me.
Indeed
homosh wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> I have the advantage here of seeing both cultures though...I was
> raised by a catholic grandmother but my
> brothers/cousins/aunts/uncles
> etc are all Muslims. I have seen both side, so i can understand
> somewhat where homosh is coming from, what i do not like is his
> utter
> insistence that being non-religious defines you as having a failed
> upbringing. Religion cannot be held entirely accountable for a view
> like that.
> Yes , not entirely , but it still counts
No, homosh, it doesnt. I am just as good a person as you, just as accountable for my own actions as you, and just as vulnerable as a human as you, and will no doubt, have just as rewarding a life as you in many respects. The only difference between you and me is that I feel that i am responsible for every choice that is made in my life, and i alone, and you do not think that.
> Lindgren wrote:
> I have the advantage here of seeing both cultures though...I was
> raised by a catholic grandmother but my
> brothers/cousins/aunts/uncles
> etc are all Muslims. I have seen both side, so i can understand
> somewhat where homosh is coming from, what i do not like is his
> utter
> insistence that being non-religious defines you as having a failed
> upbringing. Religion cannot be held entirely accountable for a view
> like that.
> Yes , not entirely , but it still counts
No, homosh, it doesnt. I am just as good a person as you, just as accountable for my own actions as you, and just as vulnerable as a human as you, and will no doubt, have just as rewarding a life as you in many respects. The only difference between you and me is that I feel that i am responsible for every choice that is made in my life, and i alone, and you do not think that.
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