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#141

[QUOTE=YogiAdam;49381]Lol that’s what it is!!!.. some people feel like they don’t contribute unless they have pages and pages, regardless of whether it’s mind numbingly boring, or if it’s philosophical masturbation. I would much rather quality, to only say what needs to be said, rather than quantity… actually I might give it a try… here goes…

The difference between the natural world and vendikhead reality is the immeasurable quantitative correlation between the known and that which is only known by me, because I’m special, and dwellers of the material world are trapped in their own ignorant ‘realness’ illusion. This is evident cause all the real scientists like Newton and Einstein agree with all the Hindu goblins and he agrees with my so again I’m special and I wish everyone thought like I do but they don’t so I’m better and there is quantum evidence and vibrations that prove I’m special, and ask my mum if you think I’m not, and the concept of space time make ignorant idiots not believe in ET and I read too many books on this stuff to turn my back on it now, even if it is rubbish and that’s why I’m angry and I need to make the following point:

  1. the Hindus rule everything and are stronger and better that you

2)everyone else’s religion is sh$t unless I change my mind one day

3)Everyone who doesn’t listen to me all the time is ignorant

4)Hindus were the ones who made me feel important and now I want everyone to agree

So we can see from the point made, well clever people can anyway, that the earths rotational pull is what drives women away from me and NOT my annoying attitude and approach to life. It’s not evidence that makes REAL vendikhead science but agreeing with the text. The fact may be twisted as long as it’s in accordance with my opinion and NOT stupid “WESTERN” (pthhh) scientists and I was meditating on the 7 ways of Sikdvjtheamamvjadeifrvsdv Sithuiumdnacsthatda and I don’t want friends anyway, cause if I’m alone I can always agree, and “WESTERNERS” (omg get a clue!!) have no idea about the REAL suoernatural world, only I do but it’s important to spend 13 hours a day on forums try to win, I’m sure I am, I have to be cause I’m 2nd to the throne of the sacred Sithyumanbathabavabavab Sukyuminumithrefthayaunamnau so there and you are an idiot :wink: and I’m am patronizing you :wink: and the wink does make it ok to insult your intellegence :wink: and “so called” experts (probably westerners pthhhhh) found “evidence” but who needs evidence when you have opinions and google website who agree with me, and I might make my own website that agrees with me and then you can’t beat me, YOU CAN"T BEAT ME. I’m a 4th degree black belt the vendikhead philosophy…

OMG that’s hard work. I’m exhausted and it’s only half of what a lot of em type!! lol… I got a bit of a high thought, so I can see the appeal of ranting on nonsense.[/QUOTE]

HAHAHAHAHA

YogiAdam
I think you hit the nail on the head. Too bad it falls on deaf ears.

#142

[QUOTE=TeeA;49463]HAHAHAHAHA

YogiAdam
I think you hit the nail on the head. Too bad it falls on deaf ears.[/QUOTE]

You see, the situation with us Hindus these days is analogous to the situation that presented itself before the feet of Martin Luther King. Here are some juicy quotes that relate to the present situation of Hindus.

“I am sorry that you statement did not express a [B]similar concern for the conditions that brought the demonstrations into being.[/B] I am sure each of you would want to go beyond the [B]superficial social analyst who looks merely at the effects and does not grapple with underlying causes.[/B]”

“I should have realized that few members of a race that has oppressed another race can understand or appreciate the deep groans and passionate yearnings of those that have been oppressed and still fewer have the vision to see that [B]injustice must be rooted out by strong, persistent and determined action.[/B]”

“It is the strangely irrational notion that there is something in the very flow of time that will inevitably cure all ills. Actually time is neutral. It can be used destructively or constructively…We will have to repent in this generation not merely for the vitriolic words and actions of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people. [B]We must come to see that human progress never rolls in on the wheels of inevitability[/B].”

Only difference nowadays is its the Hindu instead of the African American.

White people have always remained so. They oppress and then say “Hey hey go away…wait for some, other day!” And the “good” white people," the ones on these forums, only remain silent and think that time “rolls on the wheels of inevitability.” “Now don’t start protesting against your oppression! Let your culture be destroyed!” Meanwhile, they “look at the effects and do not grapple with the underlying causes.” They denounce Hindu violence against Christians and Muslims (regardless of their narrow scale) and do not look at the causation holistically.

The fact that SD’s and my posts have elicited so strong an emotional response from you hypocrites is indicative of your supremacist and Western biases. Most of you are no better than the whites who “lynched our mothers and fathers at will and drowned our sisters and brothers at whim…[who] cursed, kicked, brutalized and even killed our black brothers and sisters with impunity…”

But of course, “I should have realized that few members of a race that has oppressed another race can understand or appreciate the deep groans and passionate yearnings of those that have been oppressed and still fewer have the vision to see that injustice must be rooted out by strong, persistent and determined action.” Whites will never understand what it feels to be oppressed and hated since they are so high and mighty sitting on their thrones at the top of the world and are the ones doing the oppression.

[B]In conclusion[/B] (in case the racists didn’t bother reading my post): Most of you all have Western and Christianized supremacist biases. Most of you are willfully ignorant and can never understand the oppression we Hindus go through on a daily basis and the actions necessary to end it. Nevertheless, “I am thankful, however, that some of our white brothers have grasped…this revolution and committed themselves to it. They are still all too small in quantity, but they are big in quality.”

Credits: Dr. Martin Luther King, the most intelligent Christian (yes, he deserves that title, and not even in the nominal sense) to ever have lived.

#143

[QUOTE=Nietzsche;49462]Isn’t “gay” kind of a harsh term to use? Or do “gay” people accept this identification? I really mean no offense; I am just wondering.[/QUOTE]

You really aren’t this much of an ignoramus, are you?
You really don’t know that? :rolleyes:

#144

Kindly accepted.

#145

[quote=lotusgirl;49424]@Pandara

oxoxox

And yes, you were one of my wonderful, kind, compassionate gay friends I was referring to.[/quote]

Thank you, for your kind support.

#146

Are you serious about this? If you are, I am starting to question your accusations of racism and anti-semitism to other members on this forum! I mean no offense, I am just wondering.

But for your information: In South Africa and I think world-wide the term gay is much more accepted than homosexual or lesbian.

#147

[QUOTE=Pandara;49470]Kindly accepted.[/QUOTE]

Thank you.

I was just sharing by religious beliefs about this subject, but it’s nothing personal, though that particular comment I made was uncalled for, and not charitible.

Otherwise, I don’t mean to be intentionally hurtful.

#148

[QUOTE=Pandara;49472]Are you serious about this? If you are, I am starting to question your accusations of racism and anti-semitism to other members on this forum! I mean no offense, I am just wondering.

But for your information: In South Africa and I think world-wide the term gay is much more accepted than homosexual or lesbian.[/QUOTE]

I don’t think Neitzsche meant that in a deorgative sense. You have to consider that he is a teenager and teenagers often use the word “gay” in a derogative sense. Hence why Neitzsche thinks the word gay might be deorgative, but is not aware that it is very accepted term to describe homosexual people.

#149

Thank you for clarifying SD, i didn’t know he is a teenager. :slight_smile: I didn’t read his comment in a derogative sense, I am just amazed that a person of his intelligence could be so naive about the word gay and what would offend. But it makes sense in the light of him being very young then.

#150

Does anyone really think that God Almighty (your conception if you even have one) gives a crap if someone is Gay?

LOL

#151

[QUOTE=The Scales;49498]Does anyone really think that God Almighty (your conception if you even have one) gives a crap if someone is Gay?

LOL[/QUOTE]

Yes, he definitely does. Fortunately I’m less discriminatory than any tiny God…

#152

[QUOTE=Surya Deva;49384]You guys are obviously very jealous of how educated and intelligent we are. It is so glaringly obvious. Otherwise why would you post all that above unprovoked?

I submit again to the objective reader: These people are the weakest links in the religion forum.[/QUOTE]

SD- what you do not realize is many objective readers can easily discern between trained monkeys, that appear quite clever and smart, and true intelligence. The reason I sometimes jump in with non-contributory jabs is the same reason I sometimes bum a smoke. Bad habits.

Have you noticed that 90% of the diatribe in the religious forum is hogged by 2 or 3 individuals? It’s not because the rest are not educated. It is because they are wise.

#153

Plus it’s fun to shake people up every now and then… especially when they have such big blind spots. I mean, thinking we are having a bit of a go out of ‘jealousy’… that’s comedy gold!! The only people I’m jealous of, are people with really hot wives lol

#154

[QUOTE=YogiAdam;49524]The only people I’m jealous of, are people with really hot wives lol[/QUOTE]

Glad you’re on the other side of the world :slight_smile:

#155

[QUOTE=FlexPenguin;49527]Glad you’re on the other side of the world :)[/QUOTE]

lol :slight_smile:

#156

[QUOTE=Nietzsche;49467]Credits: Dr. Martin Luther King, the most intelligent Christian (yes, he deserves that title, and not even in the nominal sense) to ever have lived.[/QUOTE]

& yet he plagiarized significant portions of his doctoral dissertation…
What a good Christian :rolleyes:

#157

[QUOTE=Pandara;49487]Thank you for clarifying SD, i didn’t know he is a teenager. :slight_smile: I didn’t read his comment in a derogative sense, I am just amazed that a person of his intelligence could be so naive about the word gay and what would offend. But it makes sense in the light of him being very young then.[/QUOTE]

Pandara please forgive me. :oops: I am only just a teenager and didn’t know. Besides, I am not knowledgeable about these things. My parents are very protective about me learning this stuff and most of the people I interact with are intellectually oriented like me. And in all the situations I encounter in which people use that term, the connotations are indeed very negative.

Once again, I beg your clemency. I meant no offense. :cry:

#158

Wow, so many “This message is hidden…” notices. A troll gathering!

#159

[QUOTE=Nietzsche;49543]Wow, so many “This message is hidden…” notices. A troll gathering![/QUOTE]

Who wants odds on how long it takes for this guy to buckle under the temptation to see what he’s missing. I give him 7 more days.

Any takers?

#160

I dont understand what this means Flex?