And those who still think that Gandhi's ways were useless, I ask you one question. Would it have been better if Gandhi did what Yassar Arafat is doing? or would it be better if Arafat followed Gandhi's path of ego-less, non-violence, non-cooperation, education and self-reliance?
Originally posted by <Frank>:
If pacifism does not contain within itself a solution to the existence of aggressive violence, advocates of nonviolence deserves to get their ....
In English this "more concrete" is space. Time is often understood as a container, in which events happen, or a place "at" which they happen.
Originally posted by Mapraputa Is:
Frankly, I am tired of these anonymous postings. Should we force people to register and then, after they failed to take responsibility for their action, disable their accounts? They can register another account of course, but this will be another, hopefully better account.![]()
Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
By the way, the poster's IP address points to the Netherlands, for those keeping score on who is anti-American.
Originally posted by <t3rm1n4t0r>:
Check out this article..How much americans love peace and are non-racist.
Originally posted by Jason Menard:
I read the whole message, and posted it. So his prejudices are our fault? Such a statement is similar to saying "I liked black people until I actually met one".
Originally posted by Jason Menard:
Yes, envy and an inferiority complex can have that effect sometimes.
Hitler was the greatest man in History. His legacy lives on through the awake Aryans who will rise again to give hell to the evil anti-aryans who steal their pride.
SIEG HEIL!
Originally posted by Jason Menard:
Yourself and the others have made your attitudes towards us clear in this thread and in previous threads, so quite frankly I'm not seeing anything new or unexpected.
Originally posted by Mapraputa Is:
Laloo, your link doesn't work for me. What was there?