Anders Breivik and Europe

Mark Question · **Joined:** Sun Jul 04, 2010 5:20 am **Posts:** 513

Wootah wrote:

Mark Question wrote:

so, what you think that aboriginals should do now? follow the breivik with guns and explosives? hunt boat peoples youngsters? blow up the government buildings and boat peoples leaders?

Get jobs and raise a family like the rest of us. Like I would think anyone would do 200 years later.

Arising_uk wrote:

No need MQ as Australia has them all penned up in camps upon an island.

camping is fun. but 200 years, i am not sure about that. would you enjoy it with your family?

chaz wyman wrote:

"My country" as you call it does not have a definitive 'way of life' that needs preserving against some assumed attack by relativism.

seems like aussies has. peacefull workers familylife?

Arising_uk · **Joined:** Wed Oct 17, 2007 2:31 am **Posts:** 10396

Mark Question wrote:

camping is fun. but 200 years, i am not sure about that. would you enjoy it with your family?

Not talking about the 'abo' MQ but these ones -
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=where+ ... 24&bih=614

Wootah · **Joined:** Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:43 am **Posts:** 2451

Mark, Arising - are you mono, multi, all cultures are equal? What are your views?
Not on Anders actions but on culture.

Do you think Aboriginal culture can be blamed for not being prepared for an invasion?

Is the thread to 'revolting' to warrant discussion or not interesting enough (maybe)?

Notvacka · **Joined:** Sat Jun 26, 2010 2:37 am **Posts:** 1002

Wootah wrote:

Is the thread to 'revolting' to warrant discussion or not interesting enough (maybe)?

I can of course only speak for myself, but I think the lack of interest is due to the premise of your original question, which simply doesn't apply:

Wootah wrote:

How does it feel seeing your country and way of life being washed away by the relativist absurdist views of your nations?

I can't answer to how that feels, sicne I don't experience what you describe. Anders Breivik may have experienced something like that, sure, but I don't think most of us do. Lots of people from other countries come to live in my country, yes. I'm surrounded by people who doesn't necessarily think as I do or believe as I do, yes. But I don't see my country and way of life being washed away at all. Diversity is enriching. I think your view of society is too confrontational and too focused on competition, rather than coexistence and cooperation.

Typist · **Joined:** Wed Feb 24, 2010 11:12 am **Posts:** 3330

Wootah, you might recall that only a handful of generations back European Christian culture swept across North and South America, and ruthlessly devastated the local cultures. And now that we have taken what we want, we're pretty happy about it, and don't invest much time in apologizing. Are you worried about this too?

The demographic changes the world is undergoing now pale in comparison.

How does the Bible put it? The meek shall inherit the earth?

Wootah · **Joined:** Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:43 am **Posts:** 2451

Notvacka wrote:

I can of course only speak for myself, but I think the lack of interest is due to the premise of your original question, which simply doesn't apply:

Yeah I was hoping Aetixintro was around.

Quote:

I can't answer to how that feels, sicne I don't experience what you describe. Anders Breivik may have experienced something like that, sure, but I don't think most of us do. Lots of people from other countries come to live in my country, yes. I'm surrounded by people who doesn't necessarily think as I do or believe as I do, yes. But I don't see my country and way of life being washed away at all. Diversity is enriching. I think your view of society is too confrontational and too focused on competition, rather than coexistence and cooperation.

I hope I'm wrong

chaz wyman · **Joined:** Fri Mar 12, 2010 7:31 pm **Posts:** 10592

Mark Question wrote:

Wootah wrote:

Mark Question wrote:

so, what you think that aboriginals should do now? follow the breivik with guns and explosives? hunt boat peoples youngsters? blow up the government buildings and boat peoples leaders?

Get jobs and raise a family like the rest of us. Like I would think anyone would do 200 years later.

Aborigines have been working to raise families in Australia for 40,000 year. maybe its time for you to fuck off back to the UK?

Arising_uk wrote:

No need MQ as Australia has them all penned up in camps upon an island.

camping is fun. but 200 years, i am not sure about that. would you enjoy it with your family?

chaz wyman wrote:

"My country" as you call it does not have a definitive 'way of life' that needs preserving against some assumed attack by relativism.

seems like aussies has. peacefull workers familylife?

Try a little grammar. Did you mean "Seems like Aussies have." ?

Arising_uk · **Joined:** Wed Oct 17, 2007 2:31 am **Posts:** 10396

Typist wrote:

Wootah, you might recall that only a handful of generations back European Christian culture swept across North and South America, and ruthlessly devastated the local cultures. And now that we have taken what we want, we're pretty happy about it, and don't invest much time in apologizing. Are you worried about this too?

The demographic changes the world is undergoing now pale in comparison.

How does the Bible put it? The meek shall inherit the earth?

Phew! A point I can agree with.

( Can't resist - Monty Python; Life of Brian.
Crowd listening to the Sermon on the mount -
Man1: "You hear that? Blessed are the Greek."
Man2: "The Greek?"
Man1: "Mmm. Well, apparently, he's going to inherit the earth."
Man2: "Did anyone catch his name?"
...
Woman: "Oh, it's the meek! Blessed are the meek! Oh, that's nice, isn't it? I'm glad they're getting something, 'cause they have a hell of a time."

Or,

FRANCIS: "Well, blessed is just about everyone with a vested interest in the status quo, as far as I can tell, Reg."
REG: "Yeah. Well, what Jesus blatantly fails to appreciate is that it's the meek who are the problem" ) Sorry, :oops:

Mark Question · **Joined:** Sun Jul 04, 2010 5:20 am **Posts:** 513

chaz wyman wrote:

Try a little grammar. Did you mean "Seems like Aussies have." ?

"Seems like Aussies have." "a definitive 'way of life' that needs preserving against some assumed attack by relativism."? satisfried, now hapy?

Arising_uk wrote:

Not talking about the 'abo' MQ but these ones -
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=where+ ... 24&bih=614

cool! maybe wootah meant like that, norwegians should stop whining about that children massacre and raise their families like nothing happened? in 2211?

Mark Question · **Joined:** Sun Jul 04, 2010 5:20 am **Posts:** 513

Wootah wrote:

Mark, Arising - are you mono, multi, all cultures are equal? What are your views?
Not on Anders actions but on culture.

Do you think Aboriginal culture can be blamed for not being prepared for an invasion?

Is the thread to 'revolting' to warrant discussion or not interesting enough (maybe)?

i try to follow the wisest views. and trying to find out those. i am not very good about thinking myself about these kind of stuff, like the breivik is said to be feeling himself very good at. and intelligent. not me, i hope.

chaz wyman · **Joined:** Fri Mar 12, 2010 7:31 pm **Posts:** 10592

Mark Question wrote:

chaz wyman wrote:

Try a little grammar. Did you mean "Seems like Aussies have." ?

"Seems like Aussies have." "a definitive 'way of life' that needs preserving against some assumed attack by relativism."? satisfried, now hapy?

I am neither satisfried nor hapy.

Seems like you think they have.

Mark Question · **Joined:** Sun Jul 04, 2010 5:20 am **Posts:** 513

chaz wyman wrote:

Mark Question wrote:

chaz wyman wrote:

Try a little grammar. Did you mean "Seems like Aussies have." ?

"Seems like Aussies have." "a definitive 'way of life' that needs preserving against some assumed attack by relativism."? satisfried, now hapy?

I am neither satisfried nor hapy.
Seems like you think they have.

does uk queen-people in their island have it too? "a definitive 'way of life' that needs preserving against some assumed attack by relativism."? "There are only the issues; freedom, liberty, welfare and community."? sounds like you have too?

Wootah · **Joined:** Tue Apr 07, 2009 6:43 am **Posts:** 2451

chaz wyman wrote:

Aborigines have been working to raise families in Australia for 40,000 year. maybe its time for you to fuck off back to the UK?

Sounds like dream time to me.

chaz wyman · **Joined:** Fri Mar 12, 2010 7:31 pm **Posts:** 10592

Wootah wrote:

chaz wyman wrote:

Aborigines have been working to raise families in Australia for 40,000 year. maybe its time for you to fuck off back to the UK?

Sounds like dream time to me.

It's called irony, you can hardly assume the moral position and demand they all behave like moron wage-slaves like you, can you?

chaz wyman · **Joined:** Fri Mar 12, 2010 7:31 pm **Posts:** 10592

Mark Question wrote:

does uk queen-people in their island have it too? "a definitive 'way of life' that needs preserving against some assumed attack by relativism."? "There are only the issues; freedom, liberty, welfare and community."? sounds like you have too?

Is this garbled contribution supposed to mean something?

What is meant by 'uk queen-people'?

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