Re: Who to Blame for the Earthquake Victims?

From: jacob navia (jacob_at_jacob.remcomp.fr)
Date: 12/31/04 

Date: Fri, 31 Dec 2004 02:04:40 +0100

jonathan wrote:

> Not God! For Acts of God are natural and necessary.
>

Look jonathan, could you please turn on the brain
before posting?

> The magnitude of this tragedy can be laid directly
> in the laps of those that fight against, oppose or
> slow the spread of democracy.
>

Ahh ok. Of course. They, the ones that oppose democracy,
moved those plates against each other, and made the
planet wobble by 1 inch, generating tidal waves to destroy
all the infidels bathing in the beach.

> A well-organized democracy, like nature, is thoroughly
> adaptive, resilient and niche-filled. With a high level
> of self-tuning mechanisms and system wide
> connectivity. Warning systems would've been
> in place, infrastructure and communication would've
> existed...if.. those countries were well developed
> free democracies. Some day those countries
> will be, it's a crying shame that wasn't so
> last week.
>

There wasn't a tsunami in the indian ocean for
more than a century. The last was the Krakatoa
wave, at the beginning of the last century.

Of course, the culprits are the victims, that not
only died, but were the ones to blame.

Typical of the religious zealots that troll here.

> We must never forget the true source of all human
> suffering. It is the idea man can design or control
> societies as in a socialism or any kind of dictatorship.
>

There we have it!

The reds, the socialists!

Pure religion. They are like this. This is their
mind in its pristine state:

HATE.

> Our salvation springs from embracing the concept
> that societies must mimic nature in form and
> behavior.

I would like to know how can we be saved from zealots like
you?

Ramblings, not a lot of sense but a lot of hate.
Religion in its pure, pristine state.