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3/07/08 3:40:45 AM#21
Originally posted by Urdig I disagree. That's feminist propaganda. |
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Bigdavo
Apprentice Member
Joined: 1/21/06
''Life is what you make of it, not what others make of yours.'' |
3/07/08 7:28:26 AM#22
Originally posted by Netzoko
*Disclaimer* I'm not a child molester this is intended as a joke. O_o o_O |
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3/07/08 9:22:17 AM#23
Originally posted by osiriss BAM! Education is KEY!!! I'm so sick of society and the churches making sex look as if it is an "evil" or "wrong" act (before marriage etc).. All that does is raise the eyebrow to the forbidden fruit and give way to rebellious nature.. No matter HOW OLD.. EDUCATE these young folk instead of lying to them about the idea and reasons behind sexual activity.. No more storks folks.. And even if they are legally ABLE to have it, you just may be suprised about how many who actually do NOT feel ready to have it.. “There are dread secrets that none may know and have peace. More, secrets that render whosoever knoweth them an alien unto the tribe he belongs to, that cause him to walk alone on earth, for he who takes, pays.” -E. Hoffmann Price |
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3/07/08 10:35:09 AM#24
tvalentine, Yes, everyone I know is a child molester, including me. That's all any of us think about: molesting children. We all have child sex slaves. It's the thing to do, and it's cheap! It's even legal! We all feel very relaxed all the time. Plus, you are, once again, completely correct in thinking that I believe everyone is good. Not just some people. Everyone. We're all good people and there is no one who is bad. Even bad people are good people, just misunderstood. It's a good thing that you don't pretend to read my mind by trying to tell me what I think, because that would be bad, and there are no bad people. Stating I believe that there are only good people in the world would be bad except I just said I don't believe there are any bad people in the world, so saying that is good. Isn't that good? Please keep making your comments, as they are always correct and never extreme, and they are always good and never bad. Say a hello to your child sex slave for me, too. Thanks. |
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3/07/08 10:45:49 AM#25
Originally posted by Tuor7 Isn't it funny how everyone thinks they know "right" and "wrong"? "Good" and :Bad"? Thats why we fight wars... Because one guy thinks he's RIGHT and the other is WRONG and vice versa.. I'm not an anarchist but I have to say, my ideas of "child molestation" dig alot deeper than the mere occurance of "years alive"... It has ALOT to do with the teachings and morality of the people involved.. Also the mentality and maturity of the subject in question.. Could we hold an amish community to the same "moral standards" as the rest of us, though they have their own moral code that probably includes the marriage of young females to older males?... No.. we couldnt and you'd be a dictator like idiot if you thought you could force them (with the power of the government) to think like you did... “There are dread secrets that none may know and have peace. More, secrets that render whosoever knoweth them an alien unto the tribe he belongs to, that cause him to walk alone on earth, for he who takes, pays.” -E. Hoffmann Price |
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3/07/08 12:11:14 PM#26
LOL!!....ok listen up, I have heard a few stories about this..... Ladies in general back then weren’t as independent as they are nowadays. I have heard many stories from elderly ladies about women were majority homemakers and such; nowadays they're everything from judges to salesperson. I believe back then it was ok for women to marry at a young age because they're parents were ok with it. I believe and have heard that women marry young to successful men to have a better future for themselves because unlike today women back then couldn’t be the next president. A successful future back then (for women) was to have a big house and lots of children. Women are more independent today therefore don’t have to rely on men as much for anything....they have more rights and more jobs available to them today. They don't want to marry young or they're parents don;t want them to marry young because the young ladies can be anything they want to be not just a house wife or a mother. Think about it why settle down when you can be the next Oprah? or Hiliary? Women have new dreams and new standards and marrying young will prevent most of them from reaching those goals and dreams. There is alot of schooling to obtain master degrees and such. It would be very hard to do your schooling with 3 kids and a husband who is a full time worker. ( I know you thinking babysitter but what if you cant afford it nor have any friends or family near or willing to help you out?) |
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Vemoi
Novice Member
Joined: 5/14/05
Government always finds a need for whatever money it gets. |
3/07/08 12:31:54 PM#27
Originally posted by Vyeth I am pretty sure Omish have to follow the laws just like the rest of us so yes, we do impose our moral standards on them. I read a local article awhile back of Omish brothers raping their sister. The Omish were saying it was taken care of internally but that didn't cut it with the law. "Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy. Its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery." -- Winston Churchill |
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mike470
General Correspondent
Joined: 2/11/08
"We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand" - Randy Pausch |
3/07/08 4:45:18 PM#28
Times have changed... When Edgar Allen Poe was in his 20's, he married his14 year old cousin....Although he was pretty messed up.. __________________________________________________ |
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gnomexxx
Apprentice Member
Joined: 2/26/06
"Every generation needs a new revolution." - Thomas Jefferson |
3/07/08 6:15:15 PM#29
Originally posted by KrAzYBLADEI'm sorry, but your argument didn't quite hit it out of the park with me. I am sort of dismayed with what we call a "successful" woman these days. What's success for a woman today? The fact that she is divorced and trying to take care of children on her own? Or maybe the successful woman is the one that is married, but is working all day instead of spending the time with her children that she needs to. Then when she is raking in the big money and her kids are all f'n stupid as shit because they don't have someone to keep them in line, she can feel great about her pocket book. That's success? I don't think so. I think a successful woman is one that stays married, realizes that raising children is about the most important job she could ever dream of having, and produces wonderful morally guided human beings to help all of society. This new woman stuff is horrible. Hedonistic is the best I can say of it. =============================== |
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mike470
General Correspondent
Joined: 2/11/08
"We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand" - Randy Pausch |
3/07/08 8:48:52 PM#30
Originally posted by Urdig
Ummm...No offense but you really should feel like a perv for dating an 18 year old when you are 31....I just don't think that is natural. If you were mabye 25, it would not be that big of a deal, but 31....She's not even an adult yet.
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3/09/08 6:01:26 PM#31
Originally posted by gnomexxx
Thats not success in my book, but we all have an opinion on what success is...i see success as morally not being rich or having a $100,000 car. Success however in today's society is look at, at a materialistic point of view with how much you make and what kinda car you drive etc. etc.....you and i have morals that defines us to be non-materialistic. Having a family that sticks together through thick and thin is a successful family, not because they live in a 6 bedroom house. My "argument" you say; is not displaying what success is, merely stating women are more independant nowadays, with more high paying jobs available to them. They are also less dependant on men to provide for them. I am a poor man and i will always be poor but i will always be rich in love and friends and thats all I need to be a successful human being. |
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3/11/08 2:22:04 PM#32
wow, without getting completely pissed off at the person who said a successful woman is a housewife, my take on the whole thing is simply they were forced to grow up earlier back then. My grandma had to drop out of eighth grade so she could help her family make money. if you can get married and be supported, then power to you. If he's older, well, then lets call it a sugar daddy. |
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