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gamahuche11 months, 1 week ago

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I've never heard kumbayah in Norwegian - could be quite interesting I should imagine..
Aside from that I'm missing your point entirely..
Psychopathology, I would suggest, looks very much like dropping lethal bomblets in neighbourhoods where kids will pick them up and blow themselves up.
The countries who have been using these - or want to reserve the right to use them - don't happen to include any of the countries that are being targeted in the so-called "war-on-terror".
Who ARE the laughing psychopaths du jour in your cosmology?

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  alakazam11 months, 1 week ago
  
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  Suppose a Horde arose somewhere and began to sweep the Earth.
  
  Say a Man worse than Attila himself were sitting at it's Head.
  
  Would you want them stopped?
  
  I have said it before and will always contend that fighting for the preservation of life is worthy.
  
  I have to agree with you completely that the irresponsible use of weapons has caused much suffering in the world.
  
  How do we fix some of this without intervention?
  
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    gamahuche11 months, 1 week ago
    
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    Past my bedtime - I hope I don't have to deal with Attila in my dreams!
    Genghis Khan is more my cup of tea.
    In Mongolia a few years ago the govt. asked everybody to choose a second name - most of them only had one and it was too confusing.
    Unfortunately c. 90% of them chose a name that connected with GK - the problem remained - even more confusing.
    
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      alakazam11 months, 1 week ago
      
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      Temujin ?
      
      Now that's an interesting case in point. :)
      
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