Originally posted by: LtPage1
Oh please. What a load of pretentious masturbation. Also, unnecessary quotation marks make you look like a semi-literate 12-year old. Lose them.
If you forget, I'm here to helpOriginally posted by: Moonbeam
I remind myself how worthless I am on a regular basis.
Originally posted by: zerocool84
Why can't the religious nuts stay in P&N???
Originally posted by: LtPage1
Oh please. What a load of pretentious masturbation. Also, unnecessary quotation marks make you look like a semi-literate 12-year old. Lose them.
Originally posted by: JEDIYoda
Originally posted by: totalnoob
I work for a living. That is the highest form of "giving" there is. It is the most "worthy" thing anyone can do for society.. All the other crap you spouted is blind self sacrifice and there is no morality in that.
you are even wackier than thye OP....noway is working for a living the highest form of giving.....
Originally posted by: Barack Obama
Originally posted by: JEDIYoda
Originally posted by: totalnoob
I work for a living. That is the highest form of "giving" there is. It is the most "worthy" thing anyone can do for society.. All the other crap you spouted is blind self sacrifice and there is no morality in that.
you are even wackier than thye OP....noway is working for a living the highest form of giving.....
Then you fail @life. Sorry, play again next time mmmk?
TLOriginally posted by: corwin
No, I didn't, but I bet you're going to tell me anyway.you all suck, myself included. Why you might ask?
Can't rememberWell to begin with when was the last time you gave of yourself? Not talking about money here, but giving of "yourself"?
NothingWhat do you personally give that benefits anyone besides yourself?
No, and get that fucking needle away from me.Do you give blood? Regularly?
Nope, and you don't want my organs anyway, after what I've done with themAre you on any sort of donor list, organ after death or otherwise?
No.Do you contribute your time to anything worthy?
No.Do you contribute anything at all aside from "working" your job?
I don't really care about my fellow man. My "fellow man", as you put, is full of horrible things that make him worth loathing. See Africa, the Middle East, hell just look at what European settlers did to the natives of America when they came in and took over.This goes beyond any perceived "bias" that I would "hope" it was obvious, we should be helping our fellow man and not "casting stones" as the case may be.
Nothing, and I'm not going to, unless I ever have children some day. Till then, I'll just keep caring for animals instead, taking in strays and giving them better, longer lives and getting unconditional love in return. That's far and away better than anything my "fellow man" could give me.So in the end I guess I just have this question to pose to you all, what have you done to make our world better, even if for only one person?
Originally posted by: corwin
Well to begin with when was the last time you gave of yourself? Not talking about money here, but giving of "yourself"? last night until 1am when I was laying under a car, 50 degrees outside, pouring rain, when I fixed a car for someone else, expecting nothing in return.
What do you personally give that benefits anyone besides yourself? I'm a teacher - I give up my own time after schools, I give up my lunches on occasion, all to help students succeed. Last night, I stayed an hour after school helping a student with a college math assignment - I don't have that student in any of my classes. I attend those kids' sporting events, because seeing a teacher there makes them feel like I care. I donate to the United Way as well as several other charities.
Do you give blood? Regularly? Not only do I donate regularly, but I also organize bloodmobiles. I personally talk to *every* student in my school who is old enough to donate blood. I organize a group of students to volunteer their time to help the Red Cross
Are you on any sort of donor list, organ after death or otherwise? It's checked off on my driver's license.
Do you contribute your time to anything worthy? Let's see, in addition to what I mentioned, I've volunteered to assist at the Special Olympics for umpteen years in a row now.
Do you contribute anything at all aside from "working" your job? As I'm a "pizza expert", I've held a pizza dinner every year for the last 5 years to raise money. I paid for the ingredients out of my own pocket & 100% of the earnings were donated to charity.
For those of you who want to label me, and from my perspective that would be each and every one of you, I am a serious conservative. To be more specific
I am a Catholic conservative, most likely representative of our majority though I make no proclamation of such. I don't give a shit what yours or anyone else's political leanings are, nor your religion. You get run over by a train, you're welcome to the blood that I donated, regardless of your race, religion, political leanings, or IQ (which I'm gathering isn't too high.)
So in the end I guess I just have this question to pose to you all, what have you done to make our world better, even if for only one person? You're getting awfully redundant with these questions. How about serving breakfast to retired senior citizens on Valentine's Day ("Sweetheart's Breakfast")? How about volunteering to coach youth soccer? Chaperoning dances at my high school (I can think of much better things to do with a Saturday night)? How about all the trash I pick up that's along the path I take when I walk to work?
Let the "beatings" commence... If only there were a way through the internet.
Originally posted by: shortylickens
Originally posted by: Barack Obama
Originally posted by: JEDIYoda
Originally posted by: totalnoob
I work for a living. That is the highest form of "giving" there is. It is the most "worthy" thing anyone can do for society.. All the other crap you spouted is blind self sacrifice and there is no morality in that.
you are even wackier than thye OP....noway is working for a living the highest form of giving.....
Then you fail @life. Sorry, play again next time mmmk?
SRSY.
Working generates much more money than just YOUR paycheck. Some folks here need some economics courses. Even a fast-food job does a lot for the economy.
Why do you think the government is concerned with 10% unemployment? 10% really isnt a lot, but the ripple effect it has is powerful.
Originally posted by: Legendary
OP what charitable works do you do that aren't either for Catholics or done in an attempt to convert others to Catholicism?
i don't see where or doubt that he is trying to convert anyone to Catholicism.Originally posted by: Legendary
OP what charitable works do you do that aren't either for Catholics or done in an attempt to convert others to Catholicism?
