Author: Mike Castañuela
Date: 10:01:53 10/14/99
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Hello unkown KD. I vote for this response as 'post of the week'! as this refutes the so often imperious threads of T. Czub. On October 14, 1999 at 10:40:27, KarinsDad wrote: >On October 14, 1999 at 07:07:13, Thorsten Czub wrote: > >[snip] >> >>We are all human beeings living in a wrong society. >>The rules of this society have been drifted far away from what is good >>for us. >>We inform us about life using TV, NET, Newspapers, but we forget that >>these vehicles do not report about life, they don't show us the real, >>they manipulate the reality. >>You cannot delete a human beeing. You can try to by misusing the >>power in the TV,net, newspaper to do so. but this will not >>really delete the person and his right opinions. >> >>making opinions, as beeing done in those vehicles, has nothing to do >>with whats really going on. >> >>it is a sad thing that lies can replace the truth only because they have >>been repeated over and over again in the press. >> >>if you try to ban somebody, you will force hate. and doing this, you >>will influence the fate of the society. > > >The issue is one of being reasonable. A non-reasonable criminal is put in jail. >A non-reasonable poster is banned. People burn their own bridges and no amount >of sympathy from a friend changes the fact that some people act the way they do. >Personal responsibility has to apply or anarchy reigns. > >Remember: Doing something is an action. Not doing something is also an action. >Both will influence the fate of the society. > > >> >>i would like to live in a society where people are important, >>and not what a press is saying or what vehicles are saying. >>i would like to live in a society where it is important what people say, >>and not what press writes about what they have said. >> >>it seems it all turns into a fools place. where the fiction >>gets more important than the reality. >> >>you can delete chris, but he will still be my friend. >>you can try to ban him, but his ideas will still find their ways. >>you can write whatever shit about his program, but >>you cannot stop the good work and you cannot manipulate >>in championships to change the real world again. >> >>In the moment an actor gets a president, reality and fiction >>turns arround, and people mix up that life and media are different >>things. >>in the moment an actor gets power, the society has been shifted. >>because it is more important how somebody plays than what he says >>or what he wants. >> >>this is the moment when fiction has become more important >>than human beeings. >>we have the same thing (like reagan) in britain and germany too. >>Tony Blair is an actor and gerhard schroeder is an actor too. >> >>but we should not be proud of a society that lives a wrong life. >>i hope we can bring it back to real life. > > >By whose definition? No matter how society changes, someone will be unhappy. All >you can do is try to live your own life the best you can and hopefully if you >are a good and honest person, some of that will reflect in your small portion of >society. Beyond that, you are dealing with human behavior on a massive scale and >little can be done. > >One other point: You indicate that people are important, but then you put down >Ronald Reagan, Tony Blair, and Gerhard Schroeder as "actors" as if actors are >any less of people than other people. It is a two way street. If you want people >to respect your opinion, you have to respect others. These individuals have been >very successful and influential and do not deserve criticism based on previous >career decisions. One should view the work they do in the job they have, not in >what jobs they held before. Otherwise, you are not supporting your own view that >people are important. View people based on their actions, not on some title they >hold. Something to think about. > >KarinsDad :)
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