What is the most immoral thing on earth?

[chicken]

examples? stupidity is a quite flexible term, you know

[Azure Phoenix]

i mean it in pretty much every possible way

[Manibrandr System]

Arashi wrote:

the most immoral thing is being like a most people are today: total A-holes who are incredibly stupid that is what we are turning into, it's sad... so sad

You know, you're no Albert Einstein yourself.

[Azure Phoenix]

no but at least i know how to read and write properly, unlike 500 people i know (who are my age for crying out loud!).

and anyway i wouldn't want to be Einstein, i'd like to stay young if you don't mind

[chicken]

Arashi wrote:

no but at least i know how to read and write properly, unlike 500 people i know (who are my age for crying out loud!). and anyway i wouldn't want to be Einstein, i'd like to stay young if you don't mind

dyslexia is a sickness, you know...

[Azure Phoenix]

true however there are a hell of a lot of people in this one area that cannot read or write properly, you think the amount of people would be a lot smaller if it was dyslexia.

also they are pretty arrogant and believe that they can get away with anything and that everything will go their way

[psychokind]

Arashi wrote:

true however there are a hell of a lot of people in this one area that cannot read or write properly, you think the amount of people would be a lot smaller if it was dyslexia.

where is this area Oo somewhere in africa?

[Azure Phoenix]

psychokind wrote:

Arashi wrote: true however there are a hell of a lot of people in this one area that cannot read or write properly, you think the amount of people would be a lot smaller if it was dyslexia. where is this area Oo somewhere in africa?

no, it's in england

[psychokind]

Arashi wrote:

psychokind wrote: Arashi wrote: true however there are a hell of a lot of people in this one area that cannot read or write properly, you think the amount of people would be a lot smaller if it was dyslexia. where is this area Oo somewhere in africa? no, it's in england

hm I heard rumors about the english public schools here in Germany, and if you tell the truth they seem to be quite accurate

[Azure Phoenix]

psychokind wrote:

Arashi wrote: psychokind wrote: Arashi wrote: true however there are a hell of a lot of people in this one area that cannot read or write properly, you think the amount of people would be a lot smaller if it was dyslexia. where is this area Oo somewhere in africa? no, it's in england hm I heard rumors about the english public schools here in Germany, and if you tell the truth they seem to be quite accurate

what've you heard about them?

[psychokind]

Arashi wrote:

psychokind wrote: Arashi wrote: psychokind wrote: Arashi wrote: true however there are a hell of a lot of people in this one area that cannot read or write properly, you think the amount of people would be a lot smaller if it was dyslexia. where is this area Oo somewhere in africa? no, it's in england hm I heard rumors about the english public schools here in Germany, and if you tell the truth they seem to be quite accurate what've you heard about them?

the usual things. england is ranked last in the industrial nations in terms of the condition for children to grow up. followed by the usa. in both cases that's mostly because of the educational system.

[Azure Phoenix]

i would disagree, the education is fine, it's law that's the problem, that and the parents, teenagers nowadays can get away with almost anything, it's pathetic, why should teenagers be treated differently? are we supposed to be handicapped or something? we should get the same punishment.

[SoulBlazerFan]

Here's a question; if you had the chance to kill Hitler before he did what he did, would you?

The man brainwashed a nation, and millions of people died because of one lunatics hate.

I believe people can be reeducated, become useful citizens of society... but do you think people like him, filled with that much hate and evil, could ever be a decent man?

I know I'm talking extremes and hypothetics. But there are certain people who should have their lives taken away for the appalling actions they have done. Charles Manson. He's still alive, and after all the pain he caused (And the people he'd brainwashed) should he still be allowed to live, while so many others died because of his madness?

John Wayne Gasey. The Angel of Death... Saddam Hussien? So many others. I believe the life of an evil person, a truly evil person, should be taken away. Do I feel murdering anyone is right? Of course not. I just feel we shouldn't give second chances to monsters who don't deserve them.

[Manibrandr System]

The thing is, we as a society do have a bit of responsibility to these "monsters", since it's the environmental factors that helped to shape them into the kind of people they ended up being.

[Azure Phoenix]

SoulBlazerFan wrote:

Here's a question; if you had the chance to kill Hitler before he did what he did, would you? The man brainwashed a nation, and millions of people died because of one lunatics hate. I believe people can be reeducated, become useful citizens of society... but do you think people like him, filled with that much hate and evil, could ever be a decent man? I know I'm talking extremes and hypothetics. But there are certain people who should have their lives taken away for the appalling actions they have done. Charles Manson. He's still alive, and after all the pain he caused (And the people he'd brainwashed) should he still be allowed to live, while so many others died because of his madness? John Wayne Gasey. The Angel of Death... Saddam Hussien? So many others. I believe the life of an evil person, a truly evil person, should be taken away. Do I feel murdering anyone is right? Of course not. I just feel we shouldn't give second chances to monsters who don't deserve them.

the problem with that i think would be russia (or am i thiinking about the wrong one?)