Thank you Greenie. I would have said that, if I'd thought of it. The
other thing is, if they want to root out fundamentalist fascistic
religiousity with aerial bombs and artillery, there is going to be no
end to it, ever. Following that route can only end when one side or
the other ceases to exist, because every bomb creates more
militants.
They'd have to follow the prescriptions, first of Hiroshima, and
next of Hitler and Pol Pot. And that would be the end of the world.
No more Beethoven, no Beatles, no walks on the beach with your
kid, just horror, and more unceasing horror. Cause we'd all be in
that one, every last human on this poor planet. And not much of it
would be left. People need to try to calm the fuck down. The
Amazon is entering its second year of drought. The Siberian peat
bogs are melting. If this continues for another year or two, global
warming will go into hyperspeed. And that's just for starters.
We're looking at three huge problems--a catastrophic climate
change, a world economy on the verge of collapse, and vast
shortages of both energy and water, which will inevitably spark
more localised conflicts. The adults of the world need to focus on
those problems, together, not on a competing view of whose God
is more righteous, ruthless, and indefatigable.
B
Baerwald
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Thank you Greenie. I would have said that, if I'd thought of it. The
other thing is, if they want to root out fundamentalist fascistic
religiousity with aerial bombs and artillery, there is going to be no
end to it, ever. Following that route can only end when one side or
the other ceases to exist, because every bomb creates more
militants.
They'd have to follow the prescriptions, first of Hiroshima, and
next of Hitler and Pol Pot. And that would be the end of the world.
No more Beethoven, no Beatles, no walks on the beach with your
kid, just horror, and more unceasing horror. Cause we'd all be in
that one, every last human on this poor planet. And not much of it
would be left. People need to try to calm the fuck down. The
Amazon is entering its second year of drought. The Siberian peat
bogs are melting. If this continues for another year or two, global
warming will go into hyperspeed. And that's just for starters.
We're looking at three huge problems--a catastrophic climate
change, a world economy on the verge of collapse, and vast
shortages of both energy and water, which will inevitably spark
more localised conflicts. The adults of the world need to focus on
those problems, together, not on a competing view of whose God
is more righteous, ruthless, and indefatigable.
posted 2006.08.02
posted on August 2nd 2006
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Some interesting video – rosskolnikov on August 1st, 2006-
Wow Wow and Wow – PatBrown on August 1st, 2006-
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What if we were all secular human beings first? – Lee on August 2nd, 2006
Re: Some interesting video – Green Mtn on August 2nd, 2006
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