Shit, they should all be buying French perfume and, no wait, that's European, maybe they should buy Calvin Klein, and move to America, no wait, that would be an unwelcome invasion, maybe...Dilbert_X wrote:
You've noticed its hot and humid there, and the people are generally poor?lowing wrote:
The FACT that BO is prevaliant in the ME and I notice it, does not make me a racist.
have you ever left Australia, hell how about your home?TheAussieReaper wrote:
Shit, they should all be buying French perfume and, no wait, that's European, maybe they should buy Calvin Klein, and move to America, no wait, that would be an unwelcome invasion, maybe...Dilbert_X wrote:
You've noticed its hot and humid there, and the people are generally poor?lowing wrote:
The FACT that BO is prevaliant in the ME and I notice it, does not make me a racist.
I can't follow lowings thoughts through to a logical conclusion, other than genocide because he feels a race "stinks"
Australia is considered multicultural. Do you know what that word means? I'll give you a few minutes to look it up and then let it settle in your mind, because it seems like a foreign concept to you. Probably because it is a foreign concept.lowing wrote:
have you ever left Australia, hell how about your home?
1. Islam sucks. We get it. Your intolerant, yet expect them to tolerate your request they change their culture and wear French cologne.lowing wrote:
Let me help ya since you can not follow along
1. I think Islam sucks, and has no place in western FREE and EQUAL society.
2. I believe in personal responsibility above everything else.
3. I believe what I make is MINE and not OURS
I will add more later if you want it
Figures, you judge and form opinions about the world around you from a classroom. Let me know what ya think when you are old enough to venture out on your own. By the way, mister multicultural, how do the Aborigines like your multiculturalism?TheAussieReaper wrote:
Australia is considered multicultural. Do you know what that word means? I'll give you a few minutes to look it up and then let it settle in your mind, because it seems like a foreign concept to you. Probably because it is a foreign concept.lowing wrote:
have you ever left Australia, hell how about your home?
Simply attending university and making friends with German, French, Indian, Pakistani, Asian, American, et al students is all I need to know about how unique and how similar we all are.
You can't see (smell) past an odour.
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1. I am intolerant of the intolerance Islam teaches, sorry but it does make sense. I am tolerant of freedom of expression, I am not tolerant of running around naked ( men that is).TheAussieReaper wrote:
1. Islam sucks. We get it. Your intolerant, yet expect them to tolerate your request they change their culture and wear French cologne.lowing wrote:
Let me help ya since you can not follow along
1. I think Islam sucks, and has no place in western FREE and EQUAL society.
2. I believe in personal responsibility above everything else.
3. I believe what I make is MINE and not OURS
I will add more later if you want it
2. You believe in personal responsibility so long as those that fail don't get a second chance.
3. In your world you aren't living in a society. But an economy. Maybe you should get out and see the real world.
Realise that there's more to life than dollar signs.
I didn't bash anyone. I spoke the truth, now Cam, you arethe world traveler, are you gunna really sit there and deny what I said is the truth?AutralianChainsaw wrote:
This thread is full of hate and no one is banned yet?
I recently made a thread praising a jewish writer and i got banned for 3 days.
I guess that arab and islam bashing is allowed around here.. too bad i have nothing against these fine people..
Lowing, this "kid" clearly has far more world-awareness than you. Give up on the petty classroom insults, almost as bad as your "homeowner" ones a few months back.lowing wrote:
Figures, you judge and form opinions about the world around you from a classroom. Let me know what ya think when you are old enough to venture out on your own. By the way, mister multicultural, how do the Aborigines like your multiculturalism?TheAussieReaper wrote:
Australia is considered multicultural. Do you know what that word means? I'll give you a few minutes to look it up and then let it settle in your mind, because it seems like a foreign concept to you. Probably because it is a foreign concept.lowing wrote:
have you ever left Australia, hell how about your home?
Simply attending university and making friends with German, French, Indian, Pakistani, Asian, American, et al students is all I need to know about how unique and how similar we all are.
You can't see (smell) past an odour.
Nope you ccan not see ( smell) past an odor, the fumes are eye watering and burns.
This "kid" does not know jack shit about the world around him and niether does anyone who forms their opinions from a sanatary classroom being spoon fed opinions.FatherTed wrote:
Lowing, this "kid" clearly has far more world-awareness than you. Give up on the petty classroom insults, almost as bad as your "homeowner" ones a few months back.lowing wrote:
Figures, you judge and form opinions about the world around you from a classroom. Let me know what ya think when you are old enough to venture out on your own. By the way, mister multicultural, how do the Aborigines like your multiculturalism?TheAussieReaper wrote:
Australia is considered multicultural. Do you know what that word means? I'll give you a few minutes to look it up and then let it settle in your mind, because it seems like a foreign concept to you. Probably because it is a foreign concept.
Simply attending university and making friends with German, French, Indian, Pakistani, Asian, American, et al students is all I need to know about how unique and how similar we all are.
You can't see (smell) past an odour.
Nope you ccan not see ( smell) past an odor, the fumes are eye watering and burns.
You're so full of shit i aint even gonna waste time arguin with ya.lowing wrote:
This "kid" does not know jack shit about the world around him and niether does anyone who forms their opinions from a sanatary classroom being spoon fed opinions.FatherTed wrote:
Lowing, this "kid" clearly has far more world-awareness than you. Give up on the petty classroom insults, almost as bad as your "homeowner" ones a few months back.lowing wrote:
Figures, you judge and form opinions about the world around you from a classroom. Let me know what ya think when you are old enough to venture out on your own. By the way, mister multicultural, how do the Aborigines like your multiculturalism?
Nope you ccan not see ( smell) past an odor, the fumes are eye watering and burns.
Also, for the other, too bad, if you are not a home owner then you have nothing to say about paying a mortgage. Just like, if you have never left home and paid your own way, then you really have no idea what you are talking about when you want to discuss "grown-up" issues.
1. Intolerant of intolerance hey? That sounds great. You could make that a bumper sticker or shirt design.lowing wrote:
1. I am intolerant of the intolerance Islam teaches, sorry but it does make sense. I am tolerant of freedom of expression, I am not tolerant of running around naked ( men that is).
2. Wrong again, you get your chance, but it will cost YOU and not me, YOU will have to ask for it, YOU will have to earn it, and YOU will have to pay society for it.
3. Nope, I live in a free society, anyone can join it as long as they JOIN IT, contribute to it and do not detract from it or steal from it.
Oh I see, the kid who views the world through his classroom window is telling me I need to get out and see the real world. Wow.
If you really believe this, then you should have no problem leaving those that have earned dollars alone then. No need for you to steal their money, after all, there is more to life than just dollar signs right? Fine, then go live it without your dollar signs.
I should wake up and smell the foreigners, is that it?lowing wrote:
This "kid" does not know jack shit about the world around him and niether does anyone who forms their opinions from a sanatary classroom being spoon fed opinions.
Also, for the other, too bad, if you are not a home owner then you have nothing to say about paying a mortgage. Just like, if you have never left home and paid your own way, then you really have no idea what you are talking about when you want to discuss "grown-up" issues.
1. Sorry if you do not understand. I tolerate free speech I do not tolerate yelling fire in a crowded theater. If that does not help you understand then I no longer give a shit. Maybe you should ask your teacher.TheAussieReaper wrote:
1. Intolerant of intolerance hey? That sounds great. You could make that a bumper sticker or shirt design.lowing wrote:
1. I am intolerant of the intolerance Islam teaches, sorry but it does make sense. I am tolerant of freedom of expression, I am not tolerant of running around naked ( men that is).
2. Wrong again, you get your chance, but it will cost YOU and not me, YOU will have to ask for it, YOU will have to earn it, and YOU will have to pay society for it.
3. Nope, I live in a free society, anyone can join it as long as they JOIN IT, contribute to it and do not detract from it or steal from it.
Oh I see, the kid who views the world through his classroom window is telling me I need to get out and see the real world. Wow.
If you really believe this, then you should have no problem leaving those that have earned dollars alone then. No need for you to steal their money, after all, there is more to life than just dollar signs right? Fine, then go live it without your dollar signs.
I don't know what your talking about by men running around naked. Quite frankly I don't wanna know about your perversions. But that's beside the point.
2. So personal responsibility is all about your ability to succeed in life, and do what exactly? I consider someone to succeed in life if they leave it a better world for having been a part of it. You think succeeding equals a pay cheque.
3. How can you contribute to a society, a culture by joining it only? That doesn't add anything at all. Multicultural societies are the result of everyone contributing from their own unique backgrounds to form a blended culture that is functional.
You do need to go out and see the real world, if all you can experience from the Middle East is that it doesn't agree with your olfactory sense your missing the beauty of the country, it's people and it's landscape.
I think you'd enjoy India. Full of spice and flavour. Then again, if you don't like the smell of one Middle Eastern country, whose to say you'll like any other country for that matter.
lol so trueUzique wrote:
You aren't spoon fed opinions in a University 'classroom' Lowing, you would know this yourself if you had any education, or intelligence even for that matter.
Sounds great, so not only are you living from a classroom, you are doing from a computer and cyberspace in a classroom. Yeah, now we are talkin real world societies. 10 bucks says you have a myspace account or equivalent for all your " realworld" social networking.TheAussieReaper wrote:
I should wake up and smell the foreigners, is that it?lowing wrote:
This "kid" does not know jack shit about the world around him and niether does anyone who forms their opinions from a sanatary classroom being spoon fed opinions.
Also, for the other, too bad, if you are not a home owner then you have nothing to say about paying a mortgage. Just like, if you have never left home and paid your own way, then you really have no idea what you are talking about when you want to discuss "grown-up" issues.
You certainly have no idea what your talking about if you think I'm being spoon fed opinions from lecturers about world cultures and societies.
I'm an undergraduate studying Information Technology.
It's hardly a conductive environment for socio-political discussion.
The funny thing is that I would actually be thrashed and kicked out from my college if all I did was to swallow and recycle the opinions of others (e.g. my tutors). University encourages the exact opposite, and it's academic suicide if all you want to gain from a University education is the opinion and viewpoint of another.FatherTed wrote:
lol so trueUzique wrote:
You aren't spoon fed opinions in a University 'classroom' Lowing, you would know this yourself if you had any education, or intelligence even for that matter.
You certainly have no idea what your talking about if you think I'm being spoon fed opinions from lecturers about world cultures and societies.lowing wrote:
1.Maybe you should ask your teacher.
3. Again ask your teacher about immigration 100 years ago compared to immigration of today.
Tell me, how someones smell hinders your right to life, liberty or happiness?lowing wrote:
2. and do what exactly? Anything you want to do with your life is fine and could be considered a success if it is what you strived for and it does not hinder anyone elses right to life liberty or happiness.
Do so by all means. You should be surprised at the Australian culture. It's unique in that it is so tolerant of others.lowing wrote:
4. No thanks, I have no desire to visit the ME any more than I have. You are welcome to all my visitation rights. I wll stick with Europe the US and Canada, I would also like to visit Australia. No worries I will not be trying to look you up.
lowing, the average person over here has Facebook/Bebo/Myspace, i don't see what your point it?lowing wrote:
Sounds great, so not only are you living from a classroom, you are doing from a computer and cyberspace in a classroom. Yeah, now we are talkin real world societies. 10 bucks says you have a myspace account or equivalent for all your " realworld" social networking.TheAussieReaper wrote:
I should wake up and smell the foreigners, is that it?lowing wrote:
This "kid" does not know jack shit about the world around him and niether does anyone who forms their opinions from a sanatary classroom being spoon fed opinions.
Also, for the other, too bad, if you are not a home owner then you have nothing to say about paying a mortgage. Just like, if you have never left home and paid your own way, then you really have no idea what you are talking about when you want to discuss "grown-up" issues.
You certainly have no idea what your talking about if you think I'm being spoon fed opinions from lecturers about world cultures and societies.
I'm an undergraduate studying Information Technology.
It's hardly a conductive environment for socio-political discussion.
Well yer right, but one thing I have noticed in the real world of the highly educated, they are always the ones who can't, that lead the ones that can.Uzique wrote:
You aren't spoon fed opinions in a University 'classroom' Lowing, you would know this yourself if you had any education, or intelligence even for that matter.
You make some retarded analogieslowing wrote:
Well yer right, but one thing I have noticed in the real world of the highly educated, they are always the ones who can't, that lead the ones that can.Uzique wrote:
You aren't spoon fed opinions in a University 'classroom' Lowing, you would know this yourself if you had any education, or intelligence even for that matter.
I would rather follow the guy that knows the way, over the guy with the map.
1. does not address the post.TheAussieReaper wrote:
You certainly have no idea what your talking about if you think I'm being spoon fed opinions from lecturers about world cultures and societies.lowing wrote:
1.Maybe you should ask your teacher.
3. Again ask your teacher about immigration 100 years ago compared to immigration of today.Tell me, how someones smell hinders your right to life, liberty or happiness?lowing wrote:
2. and do what exactly? Anything you want to do with your life is fine and could be considered a success if it is what you strived for and it does not hinder anyone elses right to life liberty or happiness.Do so by all means. You should be surprised at the Australian culture. It's unique in that it is so tolerant of others.lowing wrote:
4. No thanks, I have no desire to visit the ME any more than I have. You are welcome to all my visitation rights. I wll stick with Europe the US and Canada, I would also like to visit Australia. No worries I will not be trying to look you up.
Give me something I can provide a counterpoint for, lowing. Arguing with someone over a web based forum that they have no real world social networks is pretty ironic, considering.lowing wrote:
Sounds great, so not only are you living from a classroom, you are doing from a computer and cyberspace in a classroom. Yeah, now we are talkin real world societies. 10 bucks says you have a myspace account or equivalent for all your " realworld" social networking.