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Well. they we raised as Earthlings, though like most these days lean towards techno-globalism.


They like myself were never theistically or deistically conditioned, so to "become Christian" would be like joining a gym and never going.

SergeantLynch

Yes...He was here, he saw but he wasn't able to conquer...To paraphrase something that Julius Caesar might or might not have said...JC was from Rome and he came here in 55 BC and again in 54 BC, but he didn't stop for long, so I guess that neither Stephen or I are related to him...Where the ancient Brits came from is a moot point...People have been coming and going for millennia.

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For sure, we can cherry pick points in time relative to human migration, and establish notions of nativism...And yes, some notions of nativism are older than others.


So the US was/is broadly speaking a European colony with a shorter history, never able to establish a native identity other than "white"...And of course pre-white US nativism was irredeemably colonised and absorbed.


Ahhhh...And but then there are all manner of browns and blacks and enforced or economic migrants, who procreate just as white-man does, whose US-ness is almost as brief as Paddy the Irishman's or Herman the Germans...Or should I say Trump the German.


And over here, for a long time we were a general mixture of mostly European whiteness, perhaps tinged with Mediterranean sun...Though latterly we too exposed ourselves to the vagaries and riches of the broader planet and it's colourful people.


So Britain is as Britain does and Britain has become what it is, and the restoration of a general whiteness thereof, is a pipe dream of tattooed boneheads and older regressives...Because "white" Britishness being largely apathetic, tends not want to get greatly involved.



Hmmm,,,I would like to go on but I have places to go and things to do...So have a nice day GG.




SergeantLynch

When discussing creation and existence "GOD" has become a standard reference point.


But yes, "god particle" was an overstatement, as it does not explain the "GOD principle" of creation and existence.


Just establishes the temporary existence of another sub atomic particle.

SergeantLynch


Misterio wrote:
Didn't notice it. Lol.

Well, at least this site is going to last longer than Dart.



Now, there's a prediction, which I assume will depend upon whosoever funds and operates this site, and their future aspirations.

SergeantLynch

Well yes, US culture is dictated by the mindset of all it's residents and if that results in a heavily armed populace then that is an all inclusive culture...Doesn't matter where you live.


And where you live certainly doesn't reduce the lethality of the weapon...Just says that you feeler safer in your country 7500 feet up a mountain and that there are places in your country where you wouldn't feel safe.


Culture indeed.

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Everything is an internal simulation derived from sensory input in the form of of either sensory signals or stored data.


Basically, NDE's and OBE's are created and viewed internally.


So OBE's are actually IBE's...And both NDE's and OBE's/IBE's are Not Dead Experiences.


If they were DE's how could they be "peer reviewed"?


Though how can a peer actually review another's internally generated imagery?


It's all belief based upon hearsay.

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If guns were lovely and safe and cuddly, there wouldn't be this discussion.


Fact is, they're designed to be remote, accurate killing devices...And just about any numpty in the US can have one to play with.


Plenty of people though, so what does it matter if a few cop a bullet...A temporary outburst of media sensationalism and then on to the next shoot up.


Such is US culture.

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So, what is on your list of essential resources?


And how might linate acquire these resources if there was no hierarchical structure to human society?


At a push you might find food and water, some sort of rudimentary shelter and learn how to start a fire.


But what about everything else that nowadays you assume will be readily available, demanding very little input from you other than a trip to the shops or simply delivery to your door at the click of a button.

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Typically evolved somewhat lazy realisation that survival demands effort.


Also overlooking the fact that human societies will always default to a hierarchical system.


Do you think that there is an alternative, whereby linate can live a continuous life of effortless leisure devoid of any collective input.

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Well, they generally just prop up the other books on the shelf.


But a few will read them avidly, but just overlook the fact that it said the same today as it did yesterday.


I read one many years ago and wasn't inspired to read it again...Got the gist, forgot most...Concluded that it was a naive creation and existence hypothesis woven into mythological tales of ancient Middle Eastern tribal culture...Which is exactly what it is.


Not forgetting that it was written hundreds of years later, by theo-politically indoctrinated Europeans...And read today by theo-politically indoctrinated Canadians and about 2.5 billion others.


But not Jews...D'oh...They have their own favourite book to read...When they are not fighting of course...Peace and love indeed.

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Yes, thanks to second millennium scribes and theo-political indoctrination humanity has become the divisive cesspool that it is today.


All thanks to mad Abe and his mountain madness.


And of course, not forgetting gay J and his band of merry-men.


Muhammad too...There's about 2 billion of them.




Elsewhere:


1.2 billion Hindus...Sikhs 30 million


Oh, Buddhists fourth at half a billion.


2 billion non-religious...Half a billion atheist...Draw your own conclusions about these two statistics




Anyway that's about 5 billion or so non-Christians.


And interestingly only 16 million Judaists...And they are the ones responsible for most of the theo-cess we experience today.


Yep...Clever stupid...Stupid clever...You decide Debs.

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No just you, sometimes on the bed in delicate lingerie.


I'm guessing that she devils slip into something more comfortable after a hard day of dealing with long males.

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Well, I certainly remember the old folk tales and fairy stories were were told as kiddies...Such is formative conditioning.


And yes, if an adult wishes to read "The Bible", then it will undoubtedly take them to do it...Such is a truism.

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Well, if you were offered two plates of poutine which would you choose the larger plate or the smaller one.


In our house, my wife would always have first choice and she would always take the small plate...Is this free choice or a preconditioned inevitability?

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Well yes, although Jesus was probably gay he was nonetheless male, weren't they?...Emmm, or are you actually admitting that you haven't really got a clue.


And the trinity thing you promote would suggest that J and GOD were/are one and the same...Ergo...


Or do you actually fantasise about communion with supreme females?

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If we consider that people under the age of 16 are all intellectually incapable of self control, then everyone over the age of 16 is an abuser.


And yes, your above reply exemplifies what really goes on inside heads.