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__________________ It's fun being me. Is it fun being you?  Tauchen in den Philippinen My German site. Philippines Board the new community about the Philippine Islands. Be one of the first Personal notes on my Dive-Monster-site  |
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09-18-2008, 01:10 PM
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| Jelly fish maybe you need to read this to understand why-i-like-living-philippines My heart is in this country and my moans really mean something |
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09-18-2008, 01:17 PM
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 indocrination "A system that had been ingrained for generations could not be easily undone." Yes I do turly understand you Babel fish. The term 'world citizen' can be better understood with a negative definition than with a positive one. If a citizen of a state with political frontiers is expected to pay allegiance to the government of the state to which they belong and is expected to take arms against aliens who might invade the territory of the state, a world citizen recognizes the entire world as their state and in principle does not recognize any member of their own species as an alien to the world community to which you belong. Yet here was born a tragic paradox, for the essence of democracy is universal participatory decision-making, whereas the essence of national sovereignty, a hangover from the feudalism and the absolute sovereignty of kings, is exclusivity and the non-participation of citizens outside the national boundary. Citizens "belonged" to the nation only while all humans outside that nation were "foreigners," or worse, "aliens." Those who identified directly with the world of humans were considered starry-eyed idealists, utopians, sentimental humanitarians, impractical moralists, or simply crackpots. The only empirical world "citizens" were the pirates sailing freely on the open seas. Today, with virtually no distance and no time between humans, each person is the focus of a global input. Everything happening in the world affects us, sooner or later, each individual. With computers and satellites, the input to the individual has become fully supranational. So is it time to go back to the days of our forefathers and become pirates? ARRRRRRRRR! LOL Last edited by Teacher; 09-18-2008 at 01:31 PM.. |
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09-18-2008, 01:42 PM
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| Being a free world citizen and I am one has to take away all of the indoctrination to include poliitics and religion its very difficult and not a case of free love and flowers. Is not activisimem its completly something else. Is not making money is in fact caring about your felllow man. More than most would ever realise. Most of us do not know how free we are Last edited by babel-fish; 09-18-2008 at 01:50 PM.. |
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09-19-2008, 01:25 AM
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Those that have the power to use politics and religion for their own ends and who does the dirty work? the indoctrinated sheep. Its only when you can get rid of the indocrination you can be a free thinker but never free of the wolfs. Oh yes my eyes are open, very much so. Thats why I write about it to wake people up. Some like to think I am trying to prove I am clever, not so, wiser may be but free thinker definatly so. Obviously people have differing views please don't try to down rate mine with smugness. |
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09-19-2008, 08:42 AM
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| Halleluiah Halleluiah let us rejoice. The Prince of Babel has been awake for a long while already. Did you realize that this is DI world and not the World you are trying to Phuck up. I am a free thinker too my prince. And I think you are a joke. And you deserve it. |
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interesting post. keep up the good work mate. Jim. |
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