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Nov 12, 2007 15:43

Do you believe that crime is the mother of order ( Read more... )

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the_objective November 13 2007, 00:11:07 UTC
I cannot acquiesce to your request. L'anglais est la langue du monde moderne.

If you will one day succeed me then it is something you must learn.

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labyrinthedge November 13 2007, 00:41:45 UTC
Le monde moderne sonne très froid.

Mais je n'ai pas un choix, non? Je ne veux pas changer, mais je vois que le monde me changera.

I had hoped you would understand, but I can see that I will have to be the one doing the understanding.

Please... must my language be taken away from me?

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the_objective November 13 2007, 00:52:17 UTC
Le changement n'est pas toujours facile, mais souvent nécessaire. Le monde change tous les nous.

This is Winchester, England. I am not suggesting you forget your first language but to survive here knowing English is crucial. The others will be learning French as well.

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labyrinthedge November 13 2007, 01:32:18 UTC
I see.

Merci, L. Je parlerai en anglais, mais au même temps je parlerai en français tout le possible.

Vous avez raison. Pardonnez-moi.

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flu_x November 13 2007, 01:00:57 UTC
In my opinion, crime is a chaotic element, while order (though at times flawed) is the positive element. Justice is a type of neutral element, because it works on both ends (yet at times it is flawed.) Crime being chaotic because as humans, we have a complex system (hence chaotic), and often crime can be associated with basic instincts repressed in our genetics from eons ago. The human is composed of 5 basic points, and 5 is an odd number. Even, of course, is the opposite. (Complete; 5+)

So in my opinion, crime is chaotic, order is balance and justice is neutral. (Incomplete; previously 6th sentence to above paragraph.)

Also, I am sorry to hear about your difficulties with the English language. Hopefully you can learn more and soon be comfortable with it. Either way, welcome to the blogging world, 5. (What a coincidence! Hahaha) (Incomplete; -1)

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labyrinthedge November 13 2007, 01:23:18 UTC
That's very interesting... I hadn't taken justice into account. Perhaps justice, then, is the child of order and crime?

But I didn't know that the human is composed of five basic points. Please tell me more.

Oh, and it's not that I'm having difficulties with the language - it's having difficulties with me. We don't work very well together, unfortunately.

Haha, I'm 5~? Why so?

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flu_x November 13 2007, 02:11:58 UTC
Justice as the child of order and crime could work out very good! For order represents the balance of living and yet learning to control your rash behaviors, where as chaos would be letting your more primal, animalistic instincts take over, which will result into things like murder and rape, et cetera. So justice could serve as a child because it works with the system, and yet it will work against it if need be! (Incomplete; -2 ( ... )

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labyrinthedge November 13 2007, 02:24:56 UTC
Oh, of course. I'd forgotten to take the human body into account - I was focused more on the spiritual aspect of a person when I asked the question. Your analysis is very interesting, though. The meanings of overlapping lines make me particularly curious...

Do you apply personalities to numbers? Are you more fond of them than of letters?

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sphirecroid November 15 2007, 18:38:26 UTC
a) Le journal se rapporterait: un disque quotidien des événements ou des affaires; un journal privé désigné habituellement sous le nom d'un journal intime.
b) Intimité, la capacité d'une personne de commander la disponibilité d'informations sur le sien et l'exposition de se.

Mot-clé: Journal - Privé.

La langue devrait donc être exempte de choix.
Don't you think so too, tsu?

(ooc: Omg babelfish.)

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labyrinthedge November 15 2007, 18:58:23 UTC
!

... Est-ce que vous parlez français couramment?

Euh, si, je pense le même que vous, mais L a raison aussi - la langue est principalement pour la communication, et ce journal... est principalement pour cette communication. Mais... je n'aime pas tellement l'anglais.

[ooc: babelfish needs to go die. couramment is fluently, si does not mean if in this sentence, and it is not necessary to translate every single article as the. and aimer means to like, not love. adorer is love. and journal does not mean newspaper in this context. seriously, wtf. D:]

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sphirecroid November 15 2007, 19:12:05 UTC
Oui.

La communication est un processus qui permet à des organizations d'échanger l'information par plusieurs méthodes. La communication exige que toutes les parties comprennent un langage commun qui est échangé avec l'un l'autre.

L est correct dans cet aspect.

Vous ne l'aimez pas? Comment ne l'aimez-vous pas?

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labyrinthedge November 15 2007, 19:23:55 UTC
Mais cette chose est évidente, non?

Je ne l'aime pas parce qu'il sonne très artificiel, très... froid, comme une machine. Inhumain. Je ne veux pas perdre mon français pour une langue comme l'anglais.

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