Originally posted by chillmeistergen
She may well have fully intended to conceive, prove to me that she didn't
Can't prove a negative. 🙂 So that means burden of proof is on your shoulders.
Originally posted by chillmeistergen
and I will agree that it was a mistake. Don't forget that she's given birth to two sets of triplets, not 7 kids individually.
Which just exacerbates the conundrum.
Originally posted by chillmeistergen
You entering definitions doesn't really change anything, as this is a specific, contextual usage of the word.
I'm using the word as it's defined. You're the one that's trying to change a meaning of a word. 🙂
Originally posted by chithappens
If you do not have some sort of previous knowledge of an individual background, it is impossible to not seem like a dictative prick.At the very least, after someone knows a decent amount about said subject, they can make rational observations. You have blindly just said that it is all her fault.
No I didn't. 🙂 Guess that means that you can't make a rational observation of me or my opinion because you lack that certain bit of knowledge. Read back where Lana tried to imply I was placing all the blame on the girl.
Originally posted by chithappens
In the blog she is considered to be "promiscuous." They say she had a miscarriage and so on, but why is she having sex at a young age?It is very simple to say that one should learn from mistakes and not repeat the exact same thing. Some are rather stupid and make no sense:
So you're saying that she made a mistake by having sex at such a young age?
Originally posted by chithappens
Example: Kelvin Sampson gets excused as basketball coach of Indiana University for making too many phone calls to recruits. Before this happened he was already under a penalty from the NCAA for the EXACT SAME problem (making too many phone calls to recruits). Now this is an example of a very irrational decision making process.Now in a different scenario, let's say someone is a two-time felon from the projects. You let him out of prison and tell him he has one more chance (Three Strikes program). He goes out and does the same sort of crimes. He might honestly want to stop and clean himself up, but influence plays a lot into how we handle different situations.
People all influence each other and offer either a negative or positive charge to the current paradigm an individual holds. We gauge what we see as moral or immoral based on these charges.
As mentioned earlier, anal sex is not considered "ok." Now more people do it than I think most realize, but the point is that there is no objective maxim to base "anal sex is wrong" on. This is part of the paradigm of the masses. This does not even mean that people base their actions on their morals (that is emotion) but I won't go there unless someone takes it there later.
I conclude by saying that without some real background information, what you said was unfair and bias.
Like I care. Not like my words are ever going to reach her.
Originally posted by chithappens
You may not agree with the situations a person has in their lives, but understanding how a person reaches those circumstances is important to the entire process of rational thought.
The whole sympatize with them thing? No I think I'd still consider it a mistake.
Some people do things that are bad intentionally. The fact that they intended the outcome doesn't change the fact it was a mistake.