Comments | bloodyrussian13: (once again, too big)

bloodyrussian13

(once again, too big)

Jan 28, 2007 11:42

First of all, who is this? I'd like to know who is disagreeing with me ( Read more... )

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Dedicated to you. anonymous January 31 2007, 04:51:47 UTC

"People going to school without any amount of time required in the classroom ( ... )

Missed One anonymous January 31 2007, 05:11:46 UTC

"you can do all the free thinking you want, but if your ideas arent going to help anyone, then chances are they will harm someone."

"~I'd be interested to know why you come off as being against revolutionary ideas that have the potential to benefit others."

Don't these two statements seem a bit hypocritical? Via the same delusional argument wouldn't an idea that had potential to help someone have the potential to hurt someone. Wouldent it be better for everyone to think what they want? I apologize for I am unable to argue your opinion, for I do not know what it is.

P.S. I checked the definition for Psychosis and nowhere did it state free thinking as a symptom.

arr6sh February 2 2007, 01:06:43 UTC

Rebuttal to all coming once I get home....

arr6sh February 3 2007, 22:21:55 UTC

Nevermind. Don't expect anything from me.

arr6sh February 3 2007, 23:31:08 UTC

Nevermind again. I have a point to make. I think.

Allow me to explain 1keeper10 February 2 2007, 01:15:18 UTC

if you choose to think for yourself (i.e. free thinking), and your revolutionary thoughts will be beneficial to others, then bravo! that is excellent. if your idea will end up hurting others, then what the hell? where is you compassion? where is your sense of humanity? why on earth are you coming up with ideas that will hurt others? if thats the road your ideas are taking, then i conclude that you are likely to enjoy seeing others suffer. or, to put it another way, you are psychotic ( ... )