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BEAR

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  1. Oh, well... let me roll over in defeat then.
  2. Education was designed so that the government could interact with each and every child at a young, young age. Why would the government want to do that? Because the government thinks it knows best. Yes, yes, the government is just like that, and they always have been. Sure, the government used to allow slavery, used to limit womens rights, used to allow men to beat their wives and children and sit back with a cup of lemonade while the blacks worked their cottonfields... But yes, yes, the government is ever so sure that it has everything situated right now. The government is perfect now! Flawless! Despite a history of civil war and depression, a past of rape, death and suffering for all but the great white God worshippers, the government has changed now, people, it's all better now...Despite the thousands of forest fires blazing and the tra-fillbickillion litres of gas burnt each day, despite the extinct animals and third world countries that starve to death while we drive massive SUVs with heated seats so our buns don't get cold, deep down inside the government cares about us all, so they offer us the opportunity to have a good education, so that we can all go to work in factories so that the rich stay rich and the poor stay poor.. Or you know...
  3. That being fat is a sign of being inferior is not only a product of our society, it's a fact of nature. PS. Sup? In different time periods of history, sometimes extremely thin stature has been preferred, whereas in renaissance, thin people would be shunned upon as 'poor' and women would idolise fat men. There isn't really anything to support your claim. The main function of fat is to act as an energy supply in times of emergency, I actually fail to see how historically one would be benefited by being an anorectic in a situation where you live in a snowy wilderness with no civilisation around you, scarce population and even scarcer food supplies, especially if you're a female because then the big guys would even grab all the food. And women themselves do have a higher body fat percentage by nature, which is a remain from those times. I fail to see how they are 'inferior', their genes of being better at converting what you eat into fat kept them alive over the weaker females that had their family line die of extinction. Dude, I was talking about survival of the fittest. Not the thinnest. Being thin and being fat are two different unnatural states that are both equally inefficient. The only thing I was pointing out here is the scientifically solid theory of Darwin.. And in the snowlands, when a polar BEAR is trying to survive, it doesn't fill itself with fat the way humans do. Humans fill themselves with saturated fats and empty carbohydrates, a polar BEAR eats raw meat and and fish, filling its fat cells with protein. And if a human were to try this it wouldn't work, because our bodies aren't made to do this. Being fat is unhealthy. I don't have to state why that could be counter productive to ones ability to survive.
  4. That being fat is a sign of being inferior is not only a product of our society, it's a fact of nature. PS. Sup?
  5. This wasn't an act of racism...it was an act of lunacy. The man is insane. You can see it in his paranoid stance, his awkwerd glare. I feel for him cause it's like, man...that's KRAMER. It's like when your uncle gets drunk at a wedding and starts making a fool of himself..
  6. What I really hate is Saint Nick. I mean, you take a kid and tell him that there's magic in the world, tell him that there's one guy who can do the impossible and his soul purpose in life is to make kids happy, what's a kid gonna think? The obvious, the kid thinks it's great. Ask most kids, they tell you Christmas is their favorite day of the year. Kids become consumers...how can the not? They're hooked by the idea of all that mystery and suspense, all of those presents wrapped underneath the tree, all those precious things that they're raised to believe they can't live without. What a world shattering event it is when we find out the truth. There is no Santa Clause. No magic. No nothing. Just a bunch of rich white guys with a long term marketing philisophy. You know...get em while they're young. Like Mc'Donalds with the toys in the happy meals. Sure, give the kid a toy with his kids meal, whatever it takes to suck him in cause once he's had that sweet fill of caffeine and fat and sugar, he'll come back. I leave you with a quote from Trailer Park Boys: "Christmas isn't about gifts...it's about getting stoned and drunk with your friends!"
  7. I believe in quality of life... So no.
  8. BEAR

    Ghosts...

    I've never had an experience that would make you sure of their existance, but I'm not entirely sure they don't exist either. A guy I used to know in Alternatice School(that's where they put people that don't want to go to normal high school and can't be kicked out. I was seeing the school psychiatrist, so they weren't legally allowed to kick me out..long story) said he worked in a theatre that was supposed to be haunted. I knew the theatre he was talking about, which was over 120 years old, and existed originally as a theatre for plays and such. He said that they moved the screen, so they needed to build another projection room. The old projection room was boarded up and closed off, and he says you can hear noises in there all the time. I didn't really believe him. But the bathroom was connected to the NEW projection room, and I went up there once to have a cigarette during a movie. I went into the projection room(NEW) to make sure nobody was in there, and then I had my smoke. It didn't occur to me until later that there should have been somebody in there, and so I asked the projectionist when the movie was over. He said he just goes up there long enough to switch the projectors, and then he comes down. Then he told me about the noises and stuff. Boo. But no, I don't believe in ghosts. I work the midnights on a street that's between two graveyards, and I've never seen or heard anything exciting. Well, other than a cat fight. So I believe in cats, but not ghosts.
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