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The judges would be dulled to feeling and pity, and although there would be plenty of good intentions there would not necessarily be much action or progress. Then again the Egyptians had the 'The Weighing of the Heart' so perhaps it is a good thing.
Do you understand the concept of 'Ka' or would you like some unexpert explanation?
Do you understand the concept of 'Ka' or would you like some unexpert explanation?
not really, with my conscience, I will go crazy if I ever did it...
dont you think a killer, murderer, army soldier had to convince himself that he is right or convince his conscience that killing is a must, and would you agree, a killer needs a certain level of brain washing to do that?
dont you think a killer, murderer, army soldier had to convince himself that he is right or convince his conscience that killing is a must, and would you agree, a killer needs a certain level of brain washing to do that?
I don't think you can compare a murderer and a solider. I think a soldier's motive is one of survival and patriotism, kill or be killed. So I guess there could be a level of brainwashing to become a patriot.
I think a murderer is either a natural born killer or is somebody who becomes so mentally fucked that they can't see reason and make a serious error in judgement by killing someone for some fucked up motive.
Why do you think society has become more politically correct of eating disorders such as obesity and more comfortable with the concept "big is beautiful", but seemingly more insensitive and openly critical towards scrawny and weak stick figures without a second thought?
I think a murderer is either a natural born killer or is somebody who becomes so mentally fucked that they can't see reason and make a serious error in judgement by killing someone for some fucked up motive.
Why do you think society has become more politically correct of eating disorders such as obesity and more comfortable with the concept "big is beautiful", but seemingly more insensitive and openly critical towards scrawny and weak stick figures without a second thought?
I mean, fast food companies maybe, in a small way, I suppose. I personally think it's just part of the PC culture push to flip society upside down and inside out, which is really unwise. I'm all for love and not bullying people but telling obese people they're beautiful and healthy isn't a good or compassionate thing. I find it rather sad myself.
Am I wrong?
Am I wrong?
