Saying goodbye.... twice

[blove8.]

Quote:To be honest with you. I don't feel anything looking at the pictures. But I do feel something, when I look at this picture, because it makes me sad that my countrymen live in denial and let this happen.

You don't feel anything for that child who hadn't seen his father in 7 months? or the dead man in the street with his dog still by his side? these don't gain any compassion or empathy from you?

Quote:The other reason is that you have to much masculinity and it is not balanced with femininity. That is why you act like cry babies because to much masculinity in your mind turn you into an over emotional person. crying, anger etc. Feminity understanding of feelings. Masculinity feelings without understanding.

Thanks m8 but I feel quite balanced, and yeah, the picture of the man burying his child who, I assume was killed in war, tugs at my emotions as well. Is not me choosing sides in what's right and what's wrong, is me being/feeling compassionate and empathy for all, whoever they are. Like I said, and you did not comment on, we are one, what effects one perceived side effects all sides. I don't see it having much of anything to do with masculinity and femininity issues. You say my mind is turned over into an emotional person... what's wrong with that? Isn't there space to feel emotional, feminine, masculine, empathetic, benevolent, discontent, flippant, incredulous, melodramatic, needy, paternal, precocious, rebellious, righteous, suspicious, mournful... ?

[O.T.O.]

I feel allot of compassion with the Iraqi father. My actions speaks louder then worlds. I have been very active in the propaganda war and been outspoken about the "Operation Iraqi freedom" and said in public forums that my prime minister of Denmark is a war criminal and liar and have been active in spreading real news to the media.

But I do not cry in a post about how sad it is for the family to a professional hitmans family because they was so stupid to allow their sons in an illegal war that have killed nearly 1 mio Iraqi people.

They had a choice not to sign up for the military and become the army of the New World Order.

[mastermg]

The soldier choose to go to war, so he deserved to die. Think about who he killed for money.

[blove8.]

The soldier was mislead and probably believed he was doing the right thing for himself, his family, and his country when he signed up for the military. Many choose to go into the military, not to be hired guns and kill innocent people, but because it is a way for them to make a future for themselves where they might have felt they didn't have a more viable choice.

[O.T.O.]

You have to take responsibility. He should have known US always fight unjust wars for ecconomic gains. He knows it is a hitman job. I would never take this kind of job no mater how hungry I am.