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Re: America's scapegoat
Posted By: Simon I In Response To: Re: America's scapegoat (discipleofmaat)
Date: Friday, 13 March 2009, at 8:46 a.m.
I see what Disciple is saying.The gas station was meant as an analogy of what people can do when they see the general direction of the real problem let alone the exact source of the problem.These stories, as sad as they are are underpinned by the economic systemic sham.
Rasi, Ive been coming observing this site for years now,on a daily basis and reakon you need to chill out!(lol)
You say you were just trying to inject positive input,all innocent like, but you were getting ahead of yourself and just having a good crack at Disciple and trying to put him down.Then you claim him as hypocrite???All good,you misinterpret what was being meant,yet still dont step back.
Dangers need to be brought up so people can avoid them.Puuting ones head in the sand and saying 'no,negative,no--- negative' can just be convenient repression.
Love to ya Rasi, I just dont get it though.
No partiality,fire non partial.
Point being made is that the womans plight is of import, but theres bigger fish to fry.Yes?
King Rastafari,Empress Menen
More life, blessed....
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