Rishi wrote:researcher

This is a tough one because they were going by what their experiences and media had taught them about terrorism.

An interesting experiment was done in new York where they set up camera's and a 10 year old girl was pretending to be kidnapped. not one white new yorker stopped to help her even as she was screaming for help.

Two young black teens ran to her defense. lesson in life: don't judge a book by its cover or a human by their skin tone. hard to do.

Rishi wrote:researcher

This is a tough one because they were going by what their experiences and media had taught them about terrorism.

An interesting experiment was done in new York where they set up camera's and a 10 year old girl was pretending to be kidnapped. not one white new yorker stopped to help her even as she was screaming for help.

Two young black teens ran to her defense. lesson in life: don't judge a book by its cover or a human by their skin tone. hard to do.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:People may read 100 books and get 100 degrees. But they will easily be swayed by a couple of personal experiences. if you had a couple of bad experiences, your mind WILL rethink your views and you will be automatically conditioned to be cautious the next time you are in a similar situation - no matter how much your brain disagrees. Most of the people who speak of high sounding principled stand have not faced real life sufficiently.

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:People may read 100 books and get 100 degrees. But they will easily be swayed by a couple of personal experiences. if you had a couple of bad experiences, your mind WILL rethink your views and you will be automatically conditioned to be cautious the next time you are in a similar situation - no matter how much your brain disagrees. Most of the people who speak of high sounding principled stand have not faced real life sufficiently.

Haha..ok. That explains your irrational fear of rape by Muslims after 8pm. But just so you know, your conditioned response is no reflection of "real" life.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:People may read 100 books and get 100 degrees. But they will easily be swayed by a couple of personal experiences. if you had a couple of bad experiences, your mind WILL rethink your views and you will be automatically conditioned to be cautious the next time you are in a similar situation - no matter how much your brain disagrees. Most of the people who speak of high sounding principled stand have not faced real life sufficiently.

Haha..ok. That explains your irrational fear of rape by Muslims after 8pm. But just so you know, your conditioned response is no reflection of "real" life.

After your brilliant solution to solve the plight of Pakistani hindus, I am tempted to treat you with sympathy and compassion; No wonder you were easily brainwashed into your gay "profession" and your loyalty towards Islamic terrorists.

seriously, how do you mange to hide your profession from your "masters"?

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

Merlot Daruwala wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:People may read 100 books and get 100 degrees. But they will easily be swayed by a couple of personal experiences. if you had a couple of bad experiences, your mind WILL rethink your views and you will be automatically conditioned to be cautious the next time you are in a similar situation - no matter how much your brain disagrees. Most of the people who speak of high sounding principled stand have not faced real life sufficiently.

Haha..ok. That explains your irrational fear of rape by Muslims after 8pm. But just so you know, your conditioned response is no reflection of "real" life.

After your brilliant solution to solve the plight of Pakistani hindus, I am tempted to treat you with sympathy and compassion; No wonder you were easily brainwashed into your gay "profession" and your loyalty towards Islamic terrorists.

seriously, how do you mange to hide your profession from your "masters"?

Bwahaha..you are "tempted" to treat me with sympathy?? Unkil, after all your confessions today, it is you who is the object of pity. Living life as somebody's conquest and as a trophy, paralyzed by fears of all kinds, must be quite terrible. I hope you'll grow a pair some day and overcome the demons in your mind.

Merlot Daruwala wrote:
Bwahaha..you are "tempted" to treat me with sympathy?? Unkil, after all your confessions today, it is you who is the object of pity. Living life as somebody's conquest and as a trophy, paralyzed by fears of all kinds, must be quite terrible. I hope you'll grow a pair some day and overcome the demons in your mind.