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You sent me a picture? I haven't seen it. Something must have happened to it.

Hi beautiful!

those pictures were great

Lava there is something about you that prevents me from Arguing , even if i vehemently disagree with you i tend to do it in a very refrained manner . I am glad you are around.

Hi lava.
Hope all is good in Turkey today

So you mean, that certain childhood/life conditions and experiences shape our personalities and behaviour? Yes I totally agree with that.

Like a starving African child soldier killed someone, because of his conditions. So was he evil? Personally, I think "no" more than "yes": not all actions are evil, some can be "justified" depending on the circumstances, except things like Rape/Child Molestation etc.

So, although the act of killing someone at random is evil in my opinion, the circumstances make me think that the boy would not neccessarily be evil, but a victim of poor, war torn upbringing. The real evil person(s) would be those who destablize, sell weapons, and constantly prevent recovery of the area.

Life has too many conditions, circumstances, and opinions in order for us to truely objectivify "Good" and "Evil". That's my opinion, however I do believe Humans universally can agree on certain "Good/Evil" things, i.e we all agree Rape/Child Molestation is bad.

True.

"i don't have very positive emotions and negative emotions are not welcomed which means i am also telling myself the same so i could keep negative away from me. ideal pespective helps me keeping my mind neutral."

But, is it really a bad thing to hold negative judgements of negative people and things?
Like war, poverty and disease - we all hold negative veiws of them, and rightly so, because they're negative elements. So, it is not positive to hold negative veiws of negative things?

Likewise, the same with negative people, say for instance: Tony Blair. Is it not positive for me to hold negative veiws of him, because he has done negative things?

I think so. I think it's good to hate evil people, and I do - with a passion. I think hating evil things/people helps reinforce my views on what is right and what is wrong, because I can identify certain traits that I (and most people) find evil in others: war mongers, arms dealers, fraudsters, murderers, rapists etc.

Meh....... it's not as if it last forever though!

But saying that...... it is actually possible for people to just shut off external worries and realities etc, and focus primarily on their own personal lives with their friends and families etc.

And to be fair, I think that's a good thing, and that can help ensure one's path to happiness, regardless of the negative reality that exists when people further look at the World and it's issues etc.

Oh, you mean how our monetary system is dominated by private banks, and our governments are from day one in debt to them, because they lend their money (the only money in circulation) at interest?

And how our lives are based on debt which we can never break free of, and people will be manipulated into fighting, stealing, abusing, and killing others for the percieved value of pieces of green paper?

Yeah, it sucks, but hey, it's not as if it's our fault xD

Without the 16th Amendment, the IRS would have no justification in collecting Income Tax and passing it to the Federal Reserve. However, many people still say that the IRS has no justification, but I'm in the process of learning about it all, 'cause it's rather interesting

However, I've heard rumours that it was originally "owned" by either:

1) Mr Rockerfeller.
2) A group of international investment bankers, like Rothschild, Rockerfeller, Morgan etc.

Out of curiosity, what is this talk of happiness you're on about, and how does it refer to me?? :S

Hmmmm, to my knowledge the Federal Reserve was inaugerate in 1913 with the signing and ratification of the Federal Reserve Act, by President Woodrow Wilson.

Prior to that, Secretary of State Philander Knox "justified" the ratification of the 16th Amendment, which can be said to link in directly with the Federal Reserve, since it's the justification used today by the IRS for the collection of Income Tax - which is widely disputed by many Americans and others alike, due to concerns over the legality of the ratification of the 16th Amendment.

Some Jew named Ben Bernanke, oddly enough, the previous Chairman was another Jew named Alan Greenspan.

Although I'm not quite ready to believe that the world is run by Jews

Oh the tsrif time I said sorry about the twilight thing I was being sarcastic

Ah right, so your Title basically means "Islam religion...."?

I deleted my posts. I don't know if it'll make a difference.

By the way, what does "Hanif" or "Haneef" mean?

Just being nosey! ^_^

haha, likewise

Those signs made me chuckle.

Deeply love is the sign for 'love' here
I've never seen anyone use the open handed version of love! Reminds me more of the traditional view of a vampire in a coffin!

Technically, there IS an international sign language, but it hasn't caught on at all.
I've had a look at it, and frankly I'm not surprised it's failed to catch on!

It's not a complete language like other sign languages, it's a form of pidgin, having no actual form of grammar, for example.

Others have a form of grammar. Mine is like this:
Your name, what? Age what? Age me 22.
And it generally falls under the NAVY rule. Noun, Adjective, Verb, Why
Dog brown I have, your name what, etc.

The ISL video dictionary: 440 words - Sématos

And I find some of the signs to be WEIRD to me, like "age" is strange to me.

Haha, great!
One of the sites is very good. It shows videos. Like how to say nasïlsïn.
I know how to say Turkish sign language in Turkish sign language. It's very similar to the British one except for the last sign, which is one we use for "boy" or "red" (depending on preference) in my city.