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I condemn ISIS and their actions. Their attacks have been horrific, most notably I think the thousands killed and tortured throughout the Middle East. There are many criminal organisation posing such threats under different names committing the same atrocities, i.e. Boko Haram and Al-Quida, although we don't not hear of them as recently their attacks have not involved Australia. I definitely think something needs to be done about this. However, after 9/11 and the actions and ramifications of George Bushs administration I do not believe military intervention is necessarily the answer. I am not to fond of the Australian and US defence forces at this point in time. I recognise and respect those who have fought in past wars, although, I find our military of the 21st century quite concerning. When we do see fascist dictatorships, and/ or criminal organisations harming civilians, we seem to just bomb their whole country to rubble. We cannot do this as we ourselves are only then posing a further threat to the innocent civilians caught up amongst it all. If we want to enforce military intervention we need to first figure out how we can do so and make sure the civilians of that country stay safe. I am not knowledgable enough on the topic to know exactly what we should do instead, although economic sanctions seem plausible and/or the ICC can possibly enforce penalties on those breaking international law if member states of the UN were to support them in deciding to do so.
I think before having a child nearly all people, despite their age, underestimate exactly how much work it will be. Peoples maturity and attitude, although influenced by age, can differ vastly from individual to individual. A parents ability to love and care for their child is not defined by how old they are and therefore there is nothing wrong in having a child young. Although I recognise it can pose some difficulties as the younger you are the less likely it is you will be in a stable position that allows you to provide your child with support they require. When it comes to parenting the focus should be solely on the quality of life and support you can provide your child with, emotionally, socially, financially, physically, academically and so on. I think every parent, mother or father, 17 or 42, when choosing to have a child, takes on these responsibilities and from then on should fulfil them to the best of their abilities
Do you mind to stop prying into my personal $ex life? I'll spit in ya face
Lol so vulgar, yes I like men
Straight to the point I see, and nah not my thing
I'm cool alright
I would say my interest in feminism has been influence by a whole range of things. Ultimately I think my first awareness regarding these issues was influenced by a multitude of real life experiences and cir***stances I saw those around me faced with, rather than a specific event. As I got older, become more informed and began to better understand the grave impact of systematic gender discrimination worldwide, my interest continued to grow until here I am now. There are no particular names that come to mind, although, overall I admire many of the actions of different individuals throughout different feminist movements.
Stop with this "the psychopath" ****. No. 1- there isn't one psychopath in the world, if anything it would be "a psychopath" not "the psychopath" and No. 2- he isn't a bloody psychopath anyway. If I wanted to know your opinions on my friends (which I'm sure are highly influenced by your own personal prejudices), I would ****ing ask. And no I'm not scared, not in the slightest.
No it is not your right to criticize and shame a girl from "putting out" in public. It is her right to be treated with dignity despite the idiotic judgements you may make on her. It is her right to feel comfortable with herself no matter what assumptions you decide to make about her appearance. What the **** would give you the right to shame HER body, for HER choices, in HER life. It has nothing to do with you. Why would you even want to shame a girl for her clothing options? It's a bit pointless and cold hearted wouldn't you think, to want to enforce feelings of humiliation and distress towards someone because of there clothing choices?
That is not right. A feminist is an individual who advocates for woman's rights in order to reach gender equality. An actual feminist does not want to be treated any better than a man, just no worse. They want true gender equality. No, I would not want the downsides that come with being a man to apply to me as well but instead I would not want them to apply to anyone. Being a feminist does not restrict you from believing that in some cir***stances men have it worse and consequently advocating for them. The thing is though, that is not heard of as much considering all throughout time woman have always been discriminated against more than men have. Recently feminism has adopted a bad undertone which I find deeply upsetting considering it is such a vital step in creating a society where everyone can thrive and flourish. With how woman are treated all over the world feminism is something that should be supported and celebrated by all. http://www.upworthy.com/51-pretty-shocking-facts-that-make-things-harder-for-every-woman-you-have-ever-met
What? I'm really confused to what you're saying? I'm not going to reply to your other messages until I can properly understand what you are talking about. Graped? And what do I have to do with this and the story you go on to tell?
Thankyou :) I'm glad to know others agree! Yeah, all the ignorant ***holes can get a bit tiresome I find.
So sweet! Thank you so much
**** off you little runt. I'm not, my friends are all good people. Not that it's any of your concern, I can take care of myself mate.
Firstly I want to ask you, why do you care? What difference does it make? I don't see why people are so hung up on others *ex lives. It has no influence towards the quality of person I am and so I wonder, why should it matter? Secondly, I believe 's lut' is a term created by men to make a woman feel bad about being a woman. Just like racist and homophobic slurs it is thrown around to make others feel bad about themselves, for simply being themselves. The connotations the word carries are complete and utter bull****, it is used to imply there is something wrong about a female being *exual and I deeply disagree so I have refrained from using the word. However the other day as I was reading, I came across a passage from a book 'The Ethical s lut'. It states that 's lut' should be redefined as "a person of any gender who has the courage to lead life according to the radical proposition that *ex is nice and pleasure is good for you" I definitely support this idea. I will only use the word in this context and I strongly advise you do the same. If we want the connotations behind the word to change then it needs to stop being associated with shame and instead with a sense of pride. It should be used to empower us rather than diminish us. And so in that case I would love to consider myself a ****.
haha swear got?
very difficult! lol. umm roti
Lamb rogan josh
Haha strange question but samosas
I'm thinking I'll vote greens, not completely sure though. I'm still 17 and plan on looking into it all in a bit more detail before I begin voting
Hahaha, oh god. I don't know why you're so angry but I don't have much more to say to you then, go **** yourself!
Personally I tend to think my views are quite morally sound, I'm definitely happy with them. What's twisted in your opinion?
Too many delicious options, it's impossible to pick one. Really depends on what I'm feeling at the time though, mmm.. right now I could defiantly go a burrito. You can never go wrong with chicken though, unless you're kfc lol. Oh and bacon and eggs... yum!