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It's understandable to not have empathy for others when they have to go through Pon Farr...Pandora said:Is that so bad tho? That seems to work well for the Vulcans?
It's understandable to not have empathy for others when they have to go through Pon Farr...Pandora said:Is that so bad tho? That seems to work well for the Vulcans?
I sure as hell hope soDrool-Boy said:Can I sue him for forcing me to shoot my way out of a crowded mall?
ChikkenNoodul said:It's understandable to not have empathy for others when they have to go through Pon Farr...
lemon_fresh said:A lot of "work" went into making that little girl. Personal work from parents, guardians or siblings. Someone, not something, has taught that kid that violence is an acceptable way to deal w/ a given situation.
You or I may lose a ball game, and think "I'm mad that I lost." We run scenarios through our head, "I can say they cheated, or say that I wasn't feeling well." We've been taught/socialized to deal with certain situations by talking it out or leaving. When someone knows violence and has succesfully used violence in the past to extracate themselves from a situation, they tend to view violence as a viable solution to their problems.
check out: Why They Kill by Richard Rhodes
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/03...4?v=glance&n=283155&n=507846&s=books&v=glance
T'pol, dickhead.thrawn said:T'pal can pon farr with me anytime she wants. It'd probably take me seven years to recover anyways.
It does sound like they were black, for example.thrawn said:my first inclination is to usually place blame with parents when children so young act like this. but there are so many variables that i am probably not aware of that i just shake my head.
FlamingGlory said:It does sound like they were black, for example.
NOt only that (I totally agree) but I think that a lot of parents are afraid to discipline their children so they have no sense of what consequenses are. SO you have parents who beat the shit out of their children and parents who are afraid to yell too loud for fear the child services will come break down their door. My mom almost never spanked me/slapped me but the fear that she COULD kept me in line. Children these days are missing that healthy fear of their parents.Sarcasmo said:It's apathy. Parents have it, teachers have it, everyone has it. It's what drives parents to not get off their lazy fat asses when kids get into things they shouldn't, or overhear adult conversations they shouldn't. It's an inconvenience for the parents to have to be proactive all the time. Thus we end up with ghetto and trailer monkeys running around.
Quite good. Richard Rhodes is an excellent writer and a Pullitzer winner as well.Pandora said:So I take it you've read that book? How is it?
JJ Lady said:NOt only that (I totally agree) but I think that a lot of parents are afraid to discipline their children so they have no sense of what consequenses are. SO you have parents who beat the shit out of their children and parents who are afraid to yell too loud for fear the child services will come break down their door. My mom almost never spanked me/slapped me but the fear that she COULD kept me in line. Children these days are missing that healthy fear of their parents.
Sadly tho, that isn't true. Most gamers just don't give a shit.F33nX said:We outnumber you, and the people that think like you. DON'T FUCK WITH US.