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How to Recognize LIBRA
How to Recognize a Libra Zodiac Sign
Libras are known for their love of balance and fairness, often displaying a charming and pleasant demeanor. They enjoy mediating conflicts, dislike crowds, and can be both good listeners and naive. They are restless yet unhurried, and their personality blends harmony with occasional moodiness. Recognizing a Libra involves observing their love of justice and their desire for harmony in relationships.
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Never again will you have a mental picture of a Libran as a calm, perfectly balanced, sweet, gracious and charming individual You'll have a mental picture of a person who has that kind of disposition half the time. The other half of the time, Libra can be annoying, quarrelsome, stubborn, restless, depressed and confused. Libra is first up, then down. He swings one way, then another. Suddenly, like the scaels-perfect balance! It's heavenly. But there is always that period of weighing and dipping before the moment of heavenly balance is achieved.
The physical appearance of these people may require almost as much concentration as the personality. There's no such thing as a typical Libra feature, unless ifs the Venus dimple. Libran features are almost always even and well-balanced. They're pleasing, but not very noticeable, so it's easier to start with the dimples. There will usually be a couple in the cheeks or one in the chin. If they're not in the face, you might check to see if the knees are dimpled. Many Libran knees are. But be careful. Very few girls will believe you when you tell them you were staring at their knees "because I want to see if you were born in October." Be discreet, but check. With the men, of course, the trousers rule out that clue, unless you're on the beach or playing tennis. Don't get discouraged if you find dimples, then discover the person was not born in October. Those fetching dimples have a right to be there, because he or she will have a Libra ascendant, so your guess is still correct.
After you've ruled the Venus dimples in or out, notice the entire effect of the face. It will always wear a markedly pleasant expression. Even when the Libran is angry, some_how he or she will manage to look mild, or at the very least, neutral. Venus voices are typically sweet and clear as a bell, and these people seldom raise them to a shrill or bellowing pitch. A Libran is the only person on earth who can say, "I hate you and I'm going to punch you in the nose," and sound as if he's reciting Browning's "How Do I Love Thee?" The mouth is usually bow-shaped, and the lips would have been described in Gibson girl days as "lips like cherry wine." In fact, the typical Libra face reminds you of nothing so much as a box of bonbons. Or a sugar cookie. Some of them look like human lollipops, or a caramel sundae topped with rich, whipped cream. They like to eat those things, too, and if any Librans are reading this, they're probably weak with hunger
The physical appearance of these people may require almost as much concentration as the personality. There's no such thing as a typical Libra feature, unless ifs the Venus dimple. Libran features are almost always even and well-balanced. They're pleasing, but not very noticeable, so it's easier to start with the dimples. There will usually be a couple in the cheeks or one in the chin. If they're not in the face, you might check to see if the knees are dimpled. Many Libran knees are. But be careful. Very few girls will believe you when you tell them you were staring at their knees "because I want to see if you were born in October." Be discreet, but check. With the men, of course, the trousers rule out that clue, unless you're on the beach or playing tennis. Don't get discouraged if you find dimples, then discover the person was not born in October. Those fetching dimples have a right to be there, because he or she will have a Libra ascendant, so your guess is still correct.
After you've ruled the Venus dimples in or out, notice the entire effect of the face. It will always wear a markedly pleasant expression. Even when the Libran is angry, some_how he or she will manage to look mild, or at the very least, neutral. Venus voices are typically sweet and clear as a bell, and these people seldom raise them to a shrill or bellowing pitch. A Libran is the only person on earth who can say, "I hate you and I'm going to punch you in the nose," and sound as if he's reciting Browning's "How Do I Love Thee?" The mouth is usually bow-shaped, and the lips would have been described in Gibson girl days as "lips like cherry wine." In fact, the typical Libra face reminds you of nothing so much as a box of bonbons. Or a sugar cookie. Some of them look like human lollipops, or a caramel sundae topped with rich, whipped cream. They like to eat those things, too, and if any Librans are reading this, they're probably weak with hunger
by now.
The women are almost invariably pretty, and the men are usually handsome. Still, not all of the beautiful people in the world are Librans; Venus beauty is in a class by itself, and it's not always easy to separate it from the good looks of other Sun signs. My own secret way to recognize them is to begin by thinking about the sweet expressions of Dwight Elsenhower and Brigitte Bardot, and then go on from there. The trouble is that sometimes the women will look like Ike and the men like Bardot. You have to make allowances.
I'm not implying that the Libra woman is masculine.
Most of them are about as female as the average man can stand (unless there's an aggressive ascendant). And I cer_tainly do not imply that Libra men are feminine. They're usually quite virile male animals. But there's no denying that they have a purity of feature that keeps you from ? getting them mixed up with prize fighters or wrestlers. Even the rare Libran who might be called ugly, and it will be most unusual to find one, has such a charming expres_sion you're persuaded to comment that there's real beauty of character in his (or her) face.
You'll never meet a Libran who doesn't have a smile like a soft, white cloud. That Venus smile could melt a chocolate bar at twenty paces. When it hits you full force, it has enough candle power to transfigure even plain or downright homely features-literally, not figuratively.
Most Librans are full of curves, rather than angles. Their hair is often curly. They're not necessarily fat (though a Taurus ascendant can produce some pretty plump pigeons). Still, they can fool you, go on a diet and cut quite a trim figure. But even so, the curves will be there in spots, rather like a slim hourglass shape. Using Bardot once more as an example, one certainly could not call her fat-but could one call her skinny? There's one more trick in mastering the Venus appearance and physical characteristics. You'll notice a bright, lilting laugh that rings with merriment. Once you've heard it, you won't soon forget it.
The women are almost invariably pretty, and the men are usually handsome. Still, not all of the beautiful people in the world are Librans; Venus beauty is in a class by itself, and it's not always easy to separate it from the good looks of other Sun signs. My own secret way to recognize them is to begin by thinking about the sweet expressions of Dwight Elsenhower and Brigitte Bardot, and then go on from there. The trouble is that sometimes the women will look like Ike and the men like Bardot. You have to make allowances.
I'm not implying that the Libra woman is masculine.
Most of them are about as female as the average man can stand (unless there's an aggressive ascendant). And I cer_tainly do not imply that Libra men are feminine. They're usually quite virile male animals. But there's no denying that they have a purity of feature that keeps you from ? getting them mixed up with prize fighters or wrestlers. Even the rare Libran who might be called ugly, and it will be most unusual to find one, has such a charming expres_sion you're persuaded to comment that there's real beauty of character in his (or her) face.
You'll never meet a Libran who doesn't have a smile like a soft, white cloud. That Venus smile could melt a chocolate bar at twenty paces. When it hits you full force, it has enough candle power to transfigure even plain or downright homely features-literally, not figuratively.
Most Librans are full of curves, rather than angles. Their hair is often curly. They're not necessarily fat (though a Taurus ascendant can produce some pretty plump pigeons). Still, they can fool you, go on a diet and cut quite a trim figure. But even so, the curves will be there in spots, rather like a slim hourglass shape. Using Bardot once more as an example, one certainly could not call her fat-but could one call her skinny? There's one more trick in mastering the Venus appearance and physical characteristics. You'll notice a bright, lilting laugh that rings with merriment. Once you've heard it, you won't soon forget it.
Now you might think that to be born attractive and dimpled, to seek fairness and loveliness, to be pleasing and easily pleased, is a blessing. You might imagine that gentle_ness and intelligence, grace and understanding are the gifts of a fairy godmother. You might be right. When the Libra scales are balanced, ifs utterly delightful, like meeting an angel from paradise. The problem is that fairy godmother. She keeps rapping one side of the .scales with her wand and then the other, making Libra dip back and forth. She can't seem to make up her fickle mind whether she made a mistake or not, and she passed her indecision on to Librans. First they'll talk up a storm and monopolize the conversation. Then they'll listen intently, with flattering interest. When others are fighting, theyll play the role of peacemaker, and smooth everyone's ruffled feathers. Then they'll turn right around, deliberately take the other side in discussion, and start an argument for the pure relish of it.
They seek harmony. Yet, lots of Librans indulge in excessive eating, drinking or love-making, completely up_setting the cookie cart, not to mention throwing harmony out of kilter. In fact, you'll come across a few Librans who will remind you of Dr. Dolittle's "push me-pull you" animal.
They seek harmony. Yet, lots of Librans indulge in excessive eating, drinking or love-making, completely up_setting the cookie cart, not to mention throwing harmony out of kilter. In fact, you'll come across a few Librans who will remind you of Dr. Dolittle's "push me-pull you" animal.
The Sun sign itself is known as Lazy Libra, and that's another inconsistency. For days, weeks or months on end, Librans can be too busy to play. They'll burn gallons of midnight oil, then rise and shine in time to hear the rooster crow. It wears you out just to watch them. Suddenly, they'll plop down into a chair, say, "I'm bushed," and give the best imitation of laziness you've ever seen (especially after all that frenzied activity). Once they've plopped, you won't catch them moving a muscle if they can help it. It will be an effort for them to pick up a spoon or raise a glass (though they will manage). If there's anyone around who's willing, they'll expect to be waited on, hand and foot. When the scales have dipped down toward lethargy, you couldn't move Libra with a steam shovel. Hell talk, read, yawn, snooze, watch TV or stare out the window, and seem barely able to make it into the bedroom (though he'll manage). All the nagging and shouting in the world won't impress him. It's as if he were in another world. After a period, when he's recouped his forces, hell feel a spurt of energy, get up, and start chugging down the track again. His nose will go back to the grindstone, and his hands and feet will fly. Once more, he'll work like a mule in harness, keeping a miraculous balance and a steady, even pace, as he harmoniously plans his chores with efficient ease. Although Libra is not a dual sign, most of their friends think they know two different people. Try to tell someone who has frequently seen a Libran in the midst of an up_swing that Libra is lazy, and hell stare at you blankly. Conversely, if you try to tell someone who has been ex_posed to the Libra lassitude that this creature is a bundle of powerful drive, he'll retort with, "That lazy bum? You must be kidding."
Librans know instinctively that to restore harmony to the body, they must alternate their active spells with com_plete rest. Their personal arrangement of genes and cells and electrical impulses demand it, and most of them are pretty adept at managaing this delicate physical balance. However, harmony of the mind and emotions isn't always as instinctive with them. They can weep with overflowing sentiment, turn sharply sarcastic, then be as bright and cheerful as the first robin in spring. It's not at all the duality of Gemini. The Libran is constantly dipping deeply into one emotion and then the other by turns, which isn't the same thing as the complete change of character of the Gemini twins. There's a deep richness to Libra's emotions, no matter which emotion is high or low at a given moment, and a philosophic approach to both sorrows and joys that seldom fails to smooth things out eventually.
An instinct for sanity keeps most Librans mentally healthy and physically fit. Usually, they avoid serious breakdowns of body and mind. The biggest threat to their health is over indulgence of some kind. Eating sweets can bring on obesity, stomach disorders and mottled skin. Ex_cessive use of alcohol can cause severe kidney and bladder ?disturbances, which in turn result in violent headaches of migraine intensity. Giving in to depression can cause itchy sensations in the skin and even boils. The breast area is a sensitive part of the body, and sometimes there are foot problems and intestinal disorders though these aren't as common. Ulcers beset many a Libran, not from worry as much as from abuse of the digestive system and the topsy-turvy emotional make-up. Generally, Librans are healthier than most people, unless they push themselves too bard, and forget to take those necessary rest periods. The effect of peace and harmony on Venus health is miraculous. When they're ill, they need enormous amounts of prolonged rest, with no discordant emotional situations to plague them, pleasant books, soft music and soothing words. Such an atmosphere rarely fails to put the typical Libran back on his feet quickly.
An instinct for sanity keeps most Librans mentally healthy and physically fit. Usually, they avoid serious breakdowns of body and mind. The biggest threat to their health is over indulgence of some kind. Eating sweets can bring on obesity, stomach disorders and mottled skin. Ex_cessive use of alcohol can cause severe kidney and bladder ?disturbances, which in turn result in violent headaches of migraine intensity. Giving in to depression can cause itchy sensations in the skin and even boils. The breast area is a sensitive part of the body, and sometimes there are foot problems and intestinal disorders though these aren't as common. Ulcers beset many a Libran, not from worry as much as from abuse of the digestive system and the topsy-turvy emotional make-up. Generally, Librans are healthier than most people, unless they push themselves too bard, and forget to take those necessary rest periods. The effect of peace and harmony on Venus health is miraculous. When they're ill, they need enormous amounts of prolonged rest, with no discordant emotional situations to plague them, pleasant books, soft music and soothing words. Such an atmosphere rarely fails to put the typical Libran back on his feet quickly.
The Libra character is made up of just about equal parts of kindness, gentleness, fairness, plain cussed argumenta-tiveness, stubborn refusal to capitulate, philosophical logic and indecision. It's best to examine these ingredients in detail. The argumentativeness, for instance. A Libran will argue with you about what time it is if he thinks your watch is two seconds off. Don't try to get away with a generalization like: "Teenagers are ruining the country." You'll get a logical, careful dissertation about the Peace Corps and how many wonderful youngsters there are in the world, even if his own children are defiant drop-outs. Make a remark like, "The law is so corrupt today that all judges and lawyers are dishonest," and he'll go on for hours about the divine protection of justice in this country, the virtues of the jury system and the problems of law-makers, going back to Roman law and continuing through the Code Napoleon. Never say casually, "It's foolish to live in the city when you can live in the country. There's no compari_son." That last phrase especially is a huge mistake. Just mention the word comparison, and the average Libran is off and running. He can compare all night long, with refreshments at intervals. He'll extol the beauties and advantages of the cities compared to rural areas: describe j the bright lights, honking taxi horns, theaters, museums and | parks in glowing terms-even if he himself lives in suburbia | and you couldn't blast him out with dynamite. It wouldn't | make a bit of difference if you took the opposite view in | any of these cases. The Libran would then expound on the (rising teenage crime rate, the corruption of the courts and [the joys of country living. He doesn't really care which side I he takes in a good argument, as long as it's the other side. Sometimes, if he gets bored, he can switch sides in the middle. Tell him you like a movie and he'll tell you what's wrong with it. Criticize it and hell praise it. Rave about a new book and he'll list its shortcomings. If you found it dull, he'll point out its virtues. Throughout all this constant, logical deduction, the Libran will try to remain fair. Libra dreads the appearance of prejudice, unjust accusation and blind faith equally. What he seeks is the real truth, the exact balance that gives the correct answer, after weighing all possibilities.
It's an admirable trait, of course, but all that weighing can drive a positive person simply wild. It can drive the Libran himself into a state of constant indecision. Even the most controlled Venus men and women dislike making instant decisions without taking all the possibilities into consideration. Fairness can be a fetish. The Libran general, with his qualities of balanced, harmonious judgment, makes an excellent strategist, and thoughtful planning can win a battle before it's fought. His ability to see all sides, to smooth nerves and calm angry tempers can make him the finest kind of mediator, bringing people who hate and mistrust each other together, and getting them to work in harmonious cooperation. However, war makes all Librans secretly heartsick. They hate bloodshed. An October-born officer in the armed services will let someone else make instant decisions under fire, while he brilliantly charts the strategic maneuvers that will save thousands of lives in the long run, and still win for his side.
This antipathy to making a decision can turn into quite a stalemate with the ones who have adverse afflictions between their planets at birth. There are some who can't decide which shoe to put on first in the morning, let alone which side of the bed to get out of. Even the average Libran you meet at the office or at a party will always reflect to some degree this tendency to weigh things back and forth until you get the jitters, and the time for decision is long past. They'll say, "If I do this, such and such will happen. On the other hand" (which is one of their all-time very favorite phrases) "if I do that, then such and such could occur." Those scales can dip crazily up and down like a see-saw. Nothing is more painful to watch than a doubtful Libran trying to make up his mind why, where_fore, and whether to. He doesn't like to be hurried or pushed while he's deciding, either. An impatient person can turn the airy Libran into a sudden spell of earth stub_bornness that would make Taurus, the bull, look like a gullible pushover. Impatience is one quality most Librans can't stand. Flighty, rash, impulsive people who don't stop to consider the consequences give them the jitters.
This antipathy to making a decision can turn into quite a stalemate with the ones who have adverse afflictions between their planets at birth. There are some who can't decide which shoe to put on first in the morning, let alone which side of the bed to get out of. Even the average Libran you meet at the office or at a party will always reflect to some degree this tendency to weigh things back and forth until you get the jitters, and the time for decision is long past. They'll say, "If I do this, such and such will happen. On the other hand" (which is one of their all-time very favorite phrases) "if I do that, then such and such could occur." Those scales can dip crazily up and down like a see-saw. Nothing is more painful to watch than a doubtful Libran trying to make up his mind why, where_fore, and whether to. He doesn't like to be hurried or pushed while he's deciding, either. An impatient person can turn the airy Libran into a sudden spell of earth stub_bornness that would make Taurus, the bull, look like a gullible pushover. Impatience is one quality most Librans can't stand. Flighty, rash, impulsive people who don't stop to consider the consequences give them the jitters.
It's amusing that Librans will always immediately deny their Indecisiveness. The first thing they'll say when you're describing their Sun sign will be, "I'm not indecisive at all. That's not accurate. It certainly doesn't describe me." Hide your smile. Translated, his denial means that, al_though he takes a devilishly long time to make up his mind (which he very conveniently forgets), once he's reached a conclusion, he's quite gung-ho about it. If he's been allowed sufficient time, his eventual, final decision will be carried out with such forceful conviction that it mis_leads him into thinking he's firm and decisive. Don't let it mislead you. Anyway, when he tells you he has no trouble making up his mind, he's just starting a typical Libran argument, and you can tell him so. It will do him good to realize that, even in the midst of his objections to his astrological traits, he's proving the truth of his Sun sign. When he denies your analysis of him, just say smugly, "I expected you to take that attitude. Librans always argue every point." It will drive him crackers, but it may help him realize the truth, and the truth is what he seeks. He's bound to see the logic in that. Telling him he's being unfair and refusing to consider both sides will take him down a notch or two, also.
Very few Librans are markedly eccentric or show-offs. Most of them are as wholesome and as well-balanced as a neat field of wheat, swaying back and forth gracefully in the wind. They're normally scrupulously honest in business deals, and there's very little carelessness about them. Libra would rather take his time and get it right than make a false start and have to repeat the process. They hate exag_geration, and they're repelled by embarrassing displays of anger and passion, though they themselves can be guilty of both extremes if they're pressed beyond their endurance. Most Librans have a fantastic ability to concentrate and to ponder deep subjects. They are born with an affection for books, and such a respect for the printed word that many of them scorn paperbacks. They feel it's not a book unless it's a hardcover, and smells and feels like a book. You're almost sure to find an extensive library in every Libran home.
Very few Librans are markedly eccentric or show-offs. Most of them are as wholesome and as well-balanced as a neat field of wheat, swaying back and forth gracefully in the wind. They're normally scrupulously honest in business deals, and there's very little carelessness about them. Libra would rather take his time and get it right than make a false start and have to repeat the process. They hate exag_geration, and they're repelled by embarrassing displays of anger and passion, though they themselves can be guilty of both extremes if they're pressed beyond their endurance. Most Librans have a fantastic ability to concentrate and to ponder deep subjects. They are born with an affection for books, and such a respect for the printed word that many of them scorn paperbacks. They feel it's not a book unless it's a hardcover, and smells and feels like a book. You're almost sure to find an extensive library in every Libran home.
They love the harmony of sounds, colors, poetry and the proper use of words, both written and spoken. Rarely do they escape the influence of the arts. A Libran is a gentle, tender lover of all that's good and clean and lovely underneath whatever image he may project when that fairy godmother raps one side of his scales. He's an artistic soul at heart, who enjoys spreading the soft blue and pastel shades of Venus at parties and cultural occasions. Soft light, mellow music, interesting conversation, good food and fine wines turn him on. His mind has both the brilliance of the diamond and the smoothness of the opal. He moves in the changing element of air and reflects the usefulness .of copper, his harmonizing metal. There's a touch of the cool, Libran mint in his alert reasoning and his sharp sense of honor, and six dimensions of peace shine down on him from Venus.
To truly understand Libra, you must understand the riddle of the scales; one side heaped high with October's vivid, golden leaves, suggesting brisk, autumn weather- the other side holding sky blue bunches of shy violets, drenched in the fresh scent of April rain. When the scales dip, bright optimism turns into silent panic, weighed down with lonely depression. When they balance, they produce a perfect harmony between his rich, crackling intellect and his affectionate, sympathetic heart. The seasons hold Libra's secret. Winter is too cold for him. Summer is too hot. He must blend them both into a perfect fall and spring.
Famous Libra Personalities
Julie Andrews Brigitte Bardot David Ben-Gurion Sarah Bernhardt Charles Boyer Charlie Brown Truman Capote Dwight Eisenhower T. S. Eliot William Faulkner Mahatma Gandhi George Gershwin Graham Greene Helen Hayes Rita Hayworth
Charlton Heston Deborah Kerr John Lennon Walter Lippmann Franz Liszt Mickey Mantle Marcello Mastroianni Nietzsche Eugene O'Neffl Dr. J. B. Rhine Eleanor Roosevelt Ed Sullivan Michael Todd, Jr. Oscar Wilde Thomas Wolfe
To truly understand Libra, you must understand the riddle of the scales; one side heaped high with October's vivid, golden leaves, suggesting brisk, autumn weather- the other side holding sky blue bunches of shy violets, drenched in the fresh scent of April rain. When the scales dip, bright optimism turns into silent panic, weighed down with lonely depression. When they balance, they produce a perfect harmony between his rich, crackling intellect and his affectionate, sympathetic heart. The seasons hold Libra's secret. Winter is too cold for him. Summer is too hot. He must blend them both into a perfect fall and spring.
Famous Libra Personalities
Julie Andrews Brigitte Bardot David Ben-Gurion Sarah Bernhardt Charles Boyer Charlie Brown Truman Capote Dwight Eisenhower T. S. Eliot William Faulkner Mahatma Gandhi George Gershwin Graham Greene Helen Hayes Rita Hayworth
Charlton Heston Deborah Kerr John Lennon Walter Lippmann Franz Liszt Mickey Mantle Marcello Mastroianni Nietzsche Eugene O'Neffl Dr. J. B. Rhine Eleanor Roosevelt Ed Sullivan Michael Todd, Jr. Oscar Wilde Thomas Wolfe
Learn this well... So next time you come across a libra man, you can run for your life. Else you may be stuck like Chatz and few others. lol...
I would say this is a very accurate description of me.
Remember reading this years ago. More accurate than most descriptions.
If I found this ealier I wouldn't have bought the book..
Lol..
Lol..
next time just post the link, such as this one
http://mizian.com.ne.kr/englishwiz/library/names/zodiac/libra.htm
and dont mess up whole web, not to mention that IPR rights
probably doesnt mean much in bulgaria
http://mizian.com.ne.kr/englishwiz/library/names/zodiac/libra.htm
and dont mess up whole web, not to mention that IPR rights
probably doesnt mean much in bulgaria
I care more about intelligence and truth. I am, without question, the person who will stand up in a crowd and declare the Emperor naked. I have always been.
I don't really care about popularity. Infact, I actually walked out of the popular group when I was a youngster because I didn't like the politics. I tend to make "statements". If you are a truth speaker seeker, you generally go against the grain so you accept unpopularity as a side effect for truth.
At the same time, I hate hurting people or offending them.
It is that weird libra contrast.
I don't really care about popularity. Infact, I actually walked out of the popular group when I was a youngster because I didn't like the politics. I tend to make "statements". If you are a truth speaker seeker, you generally go against the grain so you accept unpopularity as a side effect for truth.
At the same time, I hate hurting people or offending them.
It is that weird libra contrast.
I have that book! excellent..."The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need." Very accurate in most cases...
As far as look/popularity goes over intelligence..I'd pick intelligence too. But I have to admit that I like my friends to be pretty AND smart. Usually that means somewhere outside of the popular realm, with maybe just a baby toe over the line. I am a truth speaker, too and there is nothing more boring to me than superficiality.
As far as look/popularity goes over intelligence..I'd pick intelligence too. But I have to admit that I like my friends to be pretty AND smart. Usually that means somewhere outside of the popular realm, with maybe just a baby toe over the line. I am a truth speaker, too and there is nothing more boring to me than superficiality.
Well most Libras have a natural affinity and understanding of beauty and grace. I don't see why you have to choose between being beautiful and being intelligent.
Humans are a pack animal. Approval is important to our survival. People have a very hard time going against the group mentality.
I don't like conflict. I hate it but without fail, I am the one person that will challenge the entire group. My heart will be in my mouth but I will do it.
I think there is a tragic componenet for Libras that choose this path. Being the truth teller in a group, being the outcast, has a certain compelling beauty to it. Think of John Lennon, Nico, Briget Bargot, Nietzsche, Oscar Wilde, Gandhi .... there is a certain air about all of them. They, to me, went against the grain and embodied the complex marriage between beauty and truth. They didn't just say it, they lived it. They married their ideas and became symbols for them. And that to me is the embodiment of true beauty.
Humans are a pack animal. Approval is important to our survival. People have a very hard time going against the group mentality.
I don't like conflict. I hate it but without fail, I am the one person that will challenge the entire group. My heart will be in my mouth but I will do it.
I think there is a tragic componenet for Libras that choose this path. Being the truth teller in a group, being the outcast, has a certain compelling beauty to it. Think of John Lennon, Nico, Briget Bargot, Nietzsche, Oscar Wilde, Gandhi .... there is a certain air about all of them. They, to me, went against the grain and embodied the complex marriage between beauty and truth. They didn't just say it, they lived it. They married their ideas and became symbols for them. And that to me is the embodiment of true beauty.
libra_man,
Your comment toward a country is unneccesary, I find. The undertone of your comment states racism towards a different nationality.
The fact that you have revealed this ... Priceless. 😉
Your comment toward a country is unneccesary, I find. The undertone of your comment states racism towards a different nationality.
The fact that you have revealed this ... Priceless. 😉
LS if we grew up together we would have been trouble. Well, your were probably trouble, I was definately trouble, so more trouble would have ensued. I have never been the type to "shut up and do what your told/the system is right". Always seeking for the truth/better option.
As far as Intelligence versus beauty?
Umm....I'm not going to chose one over the other, I'll take both thank you very much. I don't compromise in this area. I will spend the rest of my life faithfully and confident with the one I marry, so....I am going to go for perfection. I am not the type of person to think ill of someone for looks, or intelligence but rationalize my being with them for their looks or intelligence. They either have what I want which is both or they don't.
"The fact that you have revealed this ... Priceless."
I took it that he was simply stating that he copyrwight laws where it was written probably isn't much of a concern in bulgaria. Also, because of the language difference in he operating system you are using and the language the article was written, some of he characters in the article and the spelling errors made it difficult to read. And it did. It wasn't a knock at you.
As far as Intelligence versus beauty?
Umm....I'm not going to chose one over the other, I'll take both thank you very much. I don't compromise in this area. I will spend the rest of my life faithfully and confident with the one I marry, so....I am going to go for perfection. I am not the type of person to think ill of someone for looks, or intelligence but rationalize my being with them for their looks or intelligence. They either have what I want which is both or they don't.
"The fact that you have revealed this ... Priceless."
I took it that he was simply stating that he copyrwight laws where it was written probably isn't much of a concern in bulgaria. Also, because of the language difference in he operating system you are using and the language the article was written, some of he characters in the article and the spelling errors made it difficult to read. And it did. It wasn't a knock at you.
"Learn this well... So next time you come across a libra man, you can run for your life. Else you may be stuck like Chatz and few others. lol..."
Oi!!!! LOL......Even had I read it a dozen times, it wouldn't have changed my mindset...I am a Leo, we are loyal - too loyal damnit. I did read something similar way early on but did I listen to it?? nah.
Its all good and its been fun....😛
Oi!!!! LOL......Even had I read it a dozen times, it wouldn't have changed my mindset...I am a Leo, we are loyal - too loyal damnit. I did read something similar way early on but did I listen to it?? nah.
Its all good and its been fun....😛
Thats the online copy of linda goodmans sunsigns. Already violating copyright... so i guess it really doesnt matter if someone posts it here.
Dear Zlatina,
"...Your comment toward a country is unneccesary, I find. The undertone of your comment states racism towards a different nationality.
The fact that you have revealed this ... Priceless."
The comment was careless and possibly written without giving it much thought but is not racist. Plus racism is not towards a nationality perse but rather towards a race.
As it stands IPR rights as applied to the online world vary greatly from country to country with some countries seriously looking at IPR and other countries still fighting for better ADSL connections let alone Broadband. Plus we can only wonder where Libra_Man writes from although it reads Indian, somehow. Internet IPR might even be less monitored there. (Does that comment make me a racist now?)
What you write back reveals about you, too, by the way. And I do hope you were not trying to catch someone out. Your "Priceless" alludes to this.
If you really care about us Libras - which you appear to do otherwise you would not have taken the time to post those messages - then presumably you must want to know what makes u tick and how we are. And then you'd know that we will always try to bring the balance back - even in an insignifcant message thread such as this. Please let me know if you'd like me to elaborate on this.
Libra
"...Your comment toward a country is unneccesary, I find. The undertone of your comment states racism towards a different nationality.
The fact that you have revealed this ... Priceless."
The comment was careless and possibly written without giving it much thought but is not racist. Plus racism is not towards a nationality perse but rather towards a race.
As it stands IPR rights as applied to the online world vary greatly from country to country with some countries seriously looking at IPR and other countries still fighting for better ADSL connections let alone Broadband. Plus we can only wonder where Libra_Man writes from although it reads Indian, somehow. Internet IPR might even be less monitored there. (Does that comment make me a racist now?)
What you write back reveals about you, too, by the way. And I do hope you were not trying to catch someone out. Your "Priceless" alludes to this.
If you really care about us Libras - which you appear to do otherwise you would not have taken the time to post those messages - then presumably you must want to know what makes u tick and how we are. And then you'd know that we will always try to bring the balance back - even in an insignifcant message thread such as this. Please let me know if you'd like me to elaborate on this.
Libra
IPR rights are determined by the publisher of work who states under which conditions his work can be distributed worldwide and are covered by international IPR treaties (Geneve, Bern not sure what are all of them called). No question about it. Only thing what vary country by country is how each country pursue keeping IPR rights.
Linda Goodman's copyright of that book is a standard one and simply says if you copy some part of it you are obliged to quote source (Linda Goodman), if you reprint it you need approval of author (Linda G) etc. etc. its more complicated. That mizian webpage I posted and where Zlatina might have taken it from clearly states (in introduction) Linda G as a author (compared to Zlatina's posts). If she posted just link not only it is much shorter:-) but also IPR correct in this case because it only refers to other web.
Libra:-), I am a native dutch living in Amsterdam, Netherlands born just 20 km northern from Amsterdam. My family has lived there for many generations. I dont know how you come up with that I might be Indian. Although English is not our native language, most of dutch people speak very decent English because of the similarity of Dutch/English languages. I dont have any explanation why it could reads to you as an Indian. Also, me, Libran or Zlatina state pretty clearly where are we from in our profiles compared to yours where we can really just wonder where you are writing from.😉 Hope this brings back the balance you ve been talking about and which we libras love so much as I agree with you:-).
Linda Goodman's copyright of that book is a standard one and simply says if you copy some part of it you are obliged to quote source (Linda Goodman), if you reprint it you need approval of author (Linda G) etc. etc. its more complicated. That mizian webpage I posted and where Zlatina might have taken it from clearly states (in introduction) Linda G as a author (compared to Zlatina's posts). If she posted just link not only it is much shorter:-) but also IPR correct in this case because it only refers to other web.
Libra:-), I am a native dutch living in Amsterdam, Netherlands born just 20 km northern from Amsterdam. My family has lived there for many generations. I dont know how you come up with that I might be Indian. Although English is not our native language, most of dutch people speak very decent English because of the similarity of Dutch/English languages. I dont have any explanation why it could reads to you as an Indian. Also, me, Libran or Zlatina state pretty clearly where are we from in our profiles compared to yours where we can really just wonder where you are writing from.😉 Hope this brings back the balance you ve been talking about and which we libras love so much as I agree with you:-).
Dear Libra_Man,
Whilst you're right about mentioning the Berne treaty, more than anything there is a difference between the "IPR" and the right to publish and distribute. One lies with the artist, the other with the indeed the publisher (this is also highly applicable in the world of music). The IPR to, at least, a written work lasts only up to fifty years after the artitst's death and I believe this to be seventy years in the Netherlands. After that the text is freely available to all. Linda Goodman passed away in 1995 and so we have 37 years to go with this particular title. But you're right, one can quote as long as the author name is quoted, too, for instance to make an argument or for educational purposes. But a(ny) publisher cannot just publish a complete work of art for profit until 50 years/70 years have passed.
Now that you write full sentences (the other reply was rather hurried, with cut off sentences) I can see that you may not be from the sub-Continent. And yes, your English is very strong.
Mentioning the need for balance was merely to justify my reason for commenting in the first place. It was not directed at anyone.
Libra
Whilst you're right about mentioning the Berne treaty, more than anything there is a difference between the "IPR" and the right to publish and distribute. One lies with the artist, the other with the indeed the publisher (this is also highly applicable in the world of music). The IPR to, at least, a written work lasts only up to fifty years after the artitst's death and I believe this to be seventy years in the Netherlands. After that the text is freely available to all. Linda Goodman passed away in 1995 and so we have 37 years to go with this particular title. But you're right, one can quote as long as the author name is quoted, too, for instance to make an argument or for educational purposes. But a(ny) publisher cannot just publish a complete work of art for profit until 50 years/70 years have passed.
Now that you write full sentences (the other reply was rather hurried, with cut off sentences) I can see that you may not be from the sub-Continent. And yes, your English is very strong.
Mentioning the need for balance was merely to justify my reason for commenting in the first place. It was not directed at anyone.
Libra
Dear Libra,
yes you are right. I just didn't differentiate between publisher and author in sucha detailed way since it wasn't necessary for my point. Yes you are right its 70 years in Netherlands. It seems that your post is pretty much in accord with mine as regards the IPR thing. Good you mentioned correctly that it is non-profit usage both here and on mizian so quoting author is sufficient but it wasnt done here so that was my first post about.
But I dont understand why dont you update your profile to let us know where are you writing from since you try to question others in this terms.:-)?
I think we understood that your commenting was not directed at anyone, but in the same way I am sure that you know that me as a libra I had to comment back:-).
cheers
yes you are right. I just didn't differentiate between publisher and author in sucha detailed way since it wasn't necessary for my point. Yes you are right its 70 years in Netherlands. It seems that your post is pretty much in accord with mine as regards the IPR thing. Good you mentioned correctly that it is non-profit usage both here and on mizian so quoting author is sufficient but it wasnt done here so that was my first post about.
But I dont understand why dont you update your profile to let us know where are you writing from since you try to question others in this terms.:-)?
I think we understood that your commenting was not directed at anyone, but in the same way I am sure that you know that me as a libra I had to comment back:-).
cheers
Dear Libra_Man,
This is a great way of getting through the day, the gentlest polemic on IPRs and the likes...
I don't question anyone's whereabouts and would not dream of asking any contributor on this board to reveal where they're from. I don't really cross that line and neither do I care to know. Mystery is sweet.
The reason I brought up YOUR whereabouts in my very first reply to Zlatina was to point out that you could have written from an equally IPR-abiding country (how ever much abiding is irrelevant to my point, so please don't attack me on this) and I did that to mute the other writer's point. So there I was fighting your case as a fellow Libran, noticing imbalance on the board (I want everyone to be civil) and desperately needing to restore it wherever I spot it.
Libra
This is a great way of getting through the day, the gentlest polemic on IPRs and the likes...
I don't question anyone's whereabouts and would not dream of asking any contributor on this board to reveal where they're from. I don't really cross that line and neither do I care to know. Mystery is sweet.
The reason I brought up YOUR whereabouts in my very first reply to Zlatina was to point out that you could have written from an equally IPR-abiding country (how ever much abiding is irrelevant to my point, so please don't attack me on this) and I did that to mute the other writer's point. So there I was fighting your case as a fellow Libran, noticing imbalance on the board (I want everyone to be civil) and desperately needing to restore it wherever I spot it.
Libra
"This is a great way of getting through the day, the gentlest polemic on..."
that was a good one but I realized very accurate too. In fact this is my first day-off after 5 months, I am now what we call "on the beach". The only thing I have been able to do since morning is to circle over and over my tens of my favorites web discussions and boards and polemize everywhere on everything. But at the end its what I think all Libras like the most:-).
Just to end the IPR discussion.
I sense IPR very strictly since in my job I adviced in many projects concerning IPR and know from first hand what harms can countries like Zlatina's (no offense here) and others make to authors and corporations. So I might think if someone being from similar country as her he might rather defend her, agree or shut up rather than bring it up as I did. Thats why it came to me rather illogical and off the way thinking your Indian arguments there. But I certainly didnt attack you in anything. I am sure that you as a fellow libra understand its just discussion.:-)
that was a good one but I realized very accurate too. In fact this is my first day-off after 5 months, I am now what we call "on the beach". The only thing I have been able to do since morning is to circle over and over my tens of my favorites web discussions and boards and polemize everywhere on everything. But at the end its what I think all Libras like the most:-).
Just to end the IPR discussion.
I sense IPR very strictly since in my job I adviced in many projects concerning IPR and know from first hand what harms can countries like Zlatina's (no offense here) and others make to authors and corporations. So I might think if someone being from similar country as her he might rather defend her, agree or shut up rather than bring it up as I did. Thats why it came to me rather illogical and off the way thinking your Indian arguments there. But I certainly didnt attack you in anything. I am sure that you as a fellow libra understand its just discussion.:-)
Dear L_M,
I've investigated Data Protection issues in electronic Europe but not IPR perse. It's a slow moving and often stagnate subject.
You did not attack me at all. Typically Libra style we respond and gently add a new subject to the returning message that the other one can pick up on and keep the conversation going, for days on end.
We're such suckers for communicating. I'm not claiming to be good at it because I'm not good at it, but it's good to talk.
Here's to a good holiday then...!
Libra
I've investigated Data Protection issues in electronic Europe but not IPR perse. It's a slow moving and often stagnate subject.
You did not attack me at all. Typically Libra style we respond and gently add a new subject to the returning message that the other one can pick up on and keep the conversation going, for days on end.
We're such suckers for communicating. I'm not claiming to be good at it because I'm not good at it, but it's good to talk.
Here's to a good holiday then...!
Libra
Dear Libra,
I do agree, we might suck in communicating, but its such a fun. cheers
I do agree, we might suck in communicating, but its such a fun. cheers
Libra_Man,
"So I might think someone being from similar country as her ..."?
"...similar country as her ..." That would be every country in Europe.
You keep on bringing up my country in this post, however the topic has nothing to do with where you are from. The fact that you keep on bringing it up tells me that you can't find anything else to hold on to so you find it easier to attack Bulgaria, since Bulgaria is a given to you from my profile. Hence, I see, you automatically assume how Bulgaria and Bulgarians are. Bravo! 🙂
"So I might think someone being from similar country as her ..."?
"...similar country as her ..." That would be every country in Europe.
You keep on bringing up my country in this post, however the topic has nothing to do with where you are from. The fact that you keep on bringing it up tells me that you can't find anything else to hold on to so you find it easier to attack Bulgaria, since Bulgaria is a given to you from my profile. Hence, I see, you automatically assume how Bulgaria and Bulgarians are. Bravo! 🙂
Zlatina, totally no, I dont know why are you doing it but if you want me to be obvious than ok. I thought Bulgaria as a real mess, in Europe only similar to maybe Romania or Ukraine as three least developed (criminal, corruption and IPR free) European countries, about which, I had to involuntary persuade myself on my own as it is my job since I am an investment consultant and I ve been to your country. But I do agree that it is totally irrelevant to this discussion so I don't get your post and the total idiocy you wrote:
"...similar country as her ..." That would be every country in Europe.
It is worst than to compare USA and Mexico on the economic side.
for a Libra as me thats like a red rug for a bull, its simply forcing me to put this injustice in the fair balance, and now you can point at me as being cruel, angry, or whatever you like, but I just cannot let the silly arguments as yours to go. Your country is an incredible mess, and if it makes me xenophobic, cruel, or whatever you like I am OK with that since my conclusions about your country are true and fair and thats my only concern. I made myself clear and I am not going to post anything else to this topic. Hope you understand it and take this as no attack. It just really scattered my balance.
"...similar country as her ..." That would be every country in Europe.
It is worst than to compare USA and Mexico on the economic side.
for a Libra as me thats like a red rug for a bull, its simply forcing me to put this injustice in the fair balance, and now you can point at me as being cruel, angry, or whatever you like, but I just cannot let the silly arguments as yours to go. Your country is an incredible mess, and if it makes me xenophobic, cruel, or whatever you like I am OK with that since my conclusions about your country are true and fair and thats my only concern. I made myself clear and I am not going to post anything else to this topic. Hope you understand it and take this as no attack. It just really scattered my balance.
Libra_Man,
You are wrting about a country, Bulgaria, which, as I see from you comment above, you have no knowledge of, even though you mention that you have been to Bulgaria. The history books will provide knowledge. 😉
You are wrting about a country, Bulgaria, which, as I see from you comment above, you have no knowledge of, even though you mention that you have been to Bulgaria. The history books will provide knowledge. 😉
Primegen,
The USA do not interfere just from the goodness of their hearts and without ulterior motive and in WWII this proved true, too. The reasons being fear of being attacked by Hitler's U-boats (admit it, Hitler was doing rather well in taking over all of Europe) and for fear or losing trade with Western Europe.
Libra
The USA do not interfere just from the goodness of their hearts and without ulterior motive and in WWII this proved true, too. The reasons being fear of being attacked by Hitler's U-boats (admit it, Hitler was doing rather well in taking over all of Europe) and for fear or losing trade with Western Europe.
Libra
Primegen,
I cannot see the direct correlation between being declared war on in 1941 and then deciding to actively (w/troops) get involved in '44. There must be an immediate threat of some sort to physically attack. You tell me...
By the way, Russia was an allied force too. Russia formed no threat to Western Europe. Stalin was going for the Krim to park his fleet to control the Mediterranean Sea.
Libra
I cannot see the direct correlation between being declared war on in 1941 and then deciding to actively (w/troops) get involved in '44. There must be an immediate threat of some sort to physically attack. You tell me...
By the way, Russia was an allied force too. Russia formed no threat to Western Europe. Stalin was going for the Krim to park his fleet to control the Mediterranean Sea.
Libra
Primegen, your messages make my toes cringe...
"And I know many Eastern Europeans who do not appreciate having their countries freedom suppressed and people pushed around by the Soviets for 50 years. You might also want to ask the Baltic states about the cyber attacks and threats by Russia for wanting to remove Soviet monuments to their occupation. Or the Ukraine about the oil and gas shut offs in the winter. The Funding of separatist groups in Moldova and Georgia. I'm sure they won't view Russia as no threat."
You keep bringing the suffering of the Eastern Europeans into the discussion and it's the one thing I am not disputing. All I said was that Stalin was not after Western Europe (Hitler was). Perhaps you should take a look at the global map one more time and in the meantime demand that your geography teacher be fired for not educating you well enough to know what country is where.
Please don't be so arrogant. My family on both sides were deeply and directly affected by World War II.
I am leaving it at this.
Libra
"And I know many Eastern Europeans who do not appreciate having their countries freedom suppressed and people pushed around by the Soviets for 50 years. You might also want to ask the Baltic states about the cyber attacks and threats by Russia for wanting to remove Soviet monuments to their occupation. Or the Ukraine about the oil and gas shut offs in the winter. The Funding of separatist groups in Moldova and Georgia. I'm sure they won't view Russia as no threat."
You keep bringing the suffering of the Eastern Europeans into the discussion and it's the one thing I am not disputing. All I said was that Stalin was not after Western Europe (Hitler was). Perhaps you should take a look at the global map one more time and in the meantime demand that your geography teacher be fired for not educating you well enough to know what country is where.
Please don't be so arrogant. My family on both sides were deeply and directly affected by World War II.
I am leaving it at this.
Libra
Unbelievable!
You don't want to debate, you're only interested in slapping someone on the wrist and telling them off. And typically you need to have the last word.
Please have it, I beg you.
Please have it, I beg you.
All generalizations are false.
"You don't want to debate, you're only interested in slapping someone on the wrist and telling them off. And typically you need to have the last word.
Please have it, I beg you."
lol...
some people consider them self wiser and superior so they dont feel the need for a debate. They think they are already right and why to waste time going for a debate. we cant do a thing. Only libra and gemini can stay on topic and remain civil till the end with each other. rest of them will give attitude.
Please have it, I beg you."
lol...
some people consider them self wiser and superior so they dont feel the need for a debate. They think they are already right and why to waste time going for a debate. we cant do a thing. Only libra and gemini can stay on topic and remain civil till the end with each other. rest of them will give attitude.
Did he mentioned that he meant insult??😛
Anyway I would love to take this opportunity to insult(this time its real) every single nation on this planet. Fuck'em all. Its high time all d!ckhead leaders of so called nations remove their weapons and use it on top of other nations who hesitate to remove it and blast them back to stone age. Its time people of this world realize that they are big time stupids that they needed a bunch of clowns to rule them and control them and take a step towards being independent on an individual basis. Its time the whole planet has to be opened for everyone and all passports to be burned.
Anyway I would love to take this opportunity to insult(this time its real) every single nation on this planet. Fuck'em all. Its high time all d!ckhead leaders of so called nations remove their weapons and use it on top of other nations who hesitate to remove it and blast them back to stone age. Its time people of this world realize that they are big time stupids that they needed a bunch of clowns to rule them and control them and take a step towards being independent on an individual basis. Its time the whole planet has to be opened for everyone and all passports to be burned.
i wasn't following up anything in this thread after it turned into a silly argument. So I was never on topic.
* "You don't want to debate, you're only interested in slapping someone on the wrist and telling them off. And typically you need to have the last word.
* Please have it, I beg you."
lol!
Well played.
* Please have it, I beg you."
lol!
Well played.
hello everyone 🙂
since bulgarians are being absolutely adored around here i thought i'd join in the fun 😄
"(criminal, corruption and IPR free)"
italy is no less affected by corruption and crime than bulgaria! what you mentioned there are serious issues that we must not ignore but have to address. however, by no means is all that a specifically bulgarian problem. crime and corruption is just that - crime and corruption. there is no such thing as bulgarian or italian corruption. it's the same as corruption in china and the states. just ask yourself why g.w. bush is president of the u.s.a. - the people who have voted for him were tricked and/or manipulated into it and the rest, the intelligent americans who don't lack common sense just couldn't do anything against the power of money and corruption. same thing with berlusconi in italy... and i'm sure if you look closely into the politics of any one country, you'll find corruption, people who have power they don't deserve, people who are in positions they shouldn't be in. THE WORLD IS SO UNFAIR AND CRUEL! *breaks down crying*
what was the topic again? libras?
i get along with libras just fine 🙂
oh, and... don't mess with prime! his comments are never personal, always straight to the point and well researched. you can't argue with that, but you still can debate 😉
hi(zdravei) zlatina! nice to meet you 🙂
since bulgarians are being absolutely adored around here i thought i'd join in the fun 😄
"(criminal, corruption and IPR free)"
italy is no less affected by corruption and crime than bulgaria! what you mentioned there are serious issues that we must not ignore but have to address. however, by no means is all that a specifically bulgarian problem. crime and corruption is just that - crime and corruption. there is no such thing as bulgarian or italian corruption. it's the same as corruption in china and the states. just ask yourself why g.w. bush is president of the u.s.a. - the people who have voted for him were tricked and/or manipulated into it and the rest, the intelligent americans who don't lack common sense just couldn't do anything against the power of money and corruption. same thing with berlusconi in italy... and i'm sure if you look closely into the politics of any one country, you'll find corruption, people who have power they don't deserve, people who are in positions they shouldn't be in. THE WORLD IS SO UNFAIR AND CRUEL! *breaks down crying*
what was the topic again? libras?
i get along with libras just fine 🙂
oh, and... don't mess with prime! his comments are never personal, always straight to the point and well researched. you can't argue with that, but you still can debate 😉
hi(zdravei) zlatina! nice to meet you 🙂
Zdravei, lizard_scorpio, nice to meet you, too.
"Please, like insulting Bulgaria as nation is staying on topic and not acting superior. Get off the high horse, you guys are no different than anyone else."
Bulgaria was mentioned twice and not once by me. So please stop bringing this up.
The reason why this started, and I'm well aware that I started it, is because someone sat on an exceptionally high horse stating "we bailed your ass out". It's by far the most superior statement I've come across in a long time.
By writing things like that one's not insulting Europe, but one's making the US look incredibly stupid. The individual American is great fun to be around, but outside the US they're not as crazy about the US, as the US might think.
It's too 'oiled' with commerce and for the rest of the world this is very clear to see.
Bulgaria was mentioned twice and not once by me. So please stop bringing this up.
The reason why this started, and I'm well aware that I started it, is because someone sat on an exceptionally high horse stating "we bailed your ass out". It's by far the most superior statement I've come across in a long time.
By writing things like that one's not insulting Europe, but one's making the US look incredibly stupid. The individual American is great fun to be around, but outside the US they're not as crazy about the US, as the US might think.
It's too 'oiled' with commerce and for the rest of the world this is very clear to see.
Libra
It really isn't worth the fight.
Unfortunetly America lives with a complete lack of information. Even their history books, when compared to ours (Canadian) contradict. They don't understand/believe in corporatocracy. They actually believe the war on terror is real. They believe they live in a democracy. They think their freedom is in jeopardy from the outside, yet willingly hand over their freedom to their government and the corporations who run it.
Sad.
It really isn't worth the fight.
Unfortunetly America lives with a complete lack of information. Even their history books, when compared to ours (Canadian) contradict. They don't understand/believe in corporatocracy. They actually believe the war on terror is real. They believe they live in a democracy. They think their freedom is in jeopardy from the outside, yet willingly hand over their freedom to their government and the corporations who run it.
Sad.
Of course we are all effected by centralized banking and corporatocracy, but the rest of the world sees it. (For the most part.)
LS, double lol of the ultimate kind...
I did not want to write it earlier today but yes, very delusional and irrational.
I did not want to write it earlier today but yes, very delusional and irrational.
wow...i must go back and read this thread....something hit the fan.
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