His Highness the TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher
2012-10-21 16:03:59 UTC
On Oct 21, 10:25 am, "TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher"
We never knew Miami was so fucked up.
Too much noise. Too much pollution.
You can't walk, can't ride a bike, and can't bus.
Apparently your only choice to is drive a car.
If that's your reality, then that is your reality.
If you don't like where you live enough
then you will move.
If you don't move
then apparently it's not too bad.
You complain about it
in places where few if anybody cares.
You are generalizing because you are a selfish person who cares
nothing about the world and others. Somebody cares because we must
live in solidarity. My pollution here will affect the Seychelles and
the Netherlands. Never mind that they are riding bikes. The
overwhelming pollution of America, China and India will sink millions
of people who are mostly innocent.
The Laws of Karma don't apply to pollution. True, a hurricane is
likely to wipe out Miami Beach with all its hotels and luxury
condominiums, but for the most part people on the other side of the
world will have to relocate or drown.
The Laws of Cause & Effect, though, do apply. Which is why I propose
PREVENTION.
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http://webspawner.com/users/BANANAREVOLUTION
(Here I go with another famous monologue of mine. I'm too impatient to
wait for an answer. And I may not get the right answer after all.)
http://www.hinduwebsite.com/hinduism/h_karma.asp
Groups and nations engage in bad Karma. Say the Germans had bad Karma
under Nazism, but now enjoy good Karma. So far I follow the rationale:
They changed the system and they changed themselves. From ashes to
glory.
Problem is when nations such as America and China recklessly pollute
(China is abandoning the bike while America is not making room for it)
then THE WHOLE WORLD PAYS THE CONSEQUENCES. Somebody in Seychelles see
the ocean rising and has nowhere to go. Perhaps the Dutch must escape
their land in the near future and resettle somewhere in Germany or
France.
"Prevention is the best medicine" says the popular wisdom. How wise is
the people, right?
and the buses are unreliable and lacking.
They are noisy as well. And they pollute.
Really? Wow.They are noisy as well. And they pollute.
We never knew Miami was so fucked up.
Too much noise. Too much pollution.
You can't walk, can't ride a bike, and can't bus.
Apparently your only choice to is drive a car.
If that's your reality, then that is your reality.
If you don't like where you live enough
then you will move.
If you don't move
then apparently it's not too bad.
You complain about it
in places where few if anybody cares.
nothing about the world and others. Somebody cares because we must
live in solidarity. My pollution here will affect the Seychelles and
the Netherlands. Never mind that they are riding bikes. The
overwhelming pollution of America, China and India will sink millions
of people who are mostly innocent.
The Laws of Karma don't apply to pollution. True, a hurricane is
likely to wipe out Miami Beach with all its hotels and luxury
condominiums, but for the most part people on the other side of the
world will have to relocate or drown.
The Laws of Cause & Effect, though, do apply. Which is why I propose
PREVENTION.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
http://webspawner.com/users/BANANAREVOLUTION
wait for an answer. And I may not get the right answer after all.)
http://www.hinduwebsite.com/hinduism/h_karma.asp
Groups and nations engage in bad Karma. Say the Germans had bad Karma
under Nazism, but now enjoy good Karma. So far I follow the rationale:
They changed the system and they changed themselves. From ashes to
glory.
Problem is when nations such as America and China recklessly pollute
(China is abandoning the bike while America is not making room for it)
then THE WHOLE WORLD PAYS THE CONSEQUENCES. Somebody in Seychelles see
the ocean rising and has nowhere to go. Perhaps the Dutch must escape
their land in the near future and resettle somewhere in Germany or
France.
"Prevention is the best medicine" says the popular wisdom. How wise is
the people, right?