realitykeeper wrote: » Children who grow up thinking the world owes them a living tend to be spoit. Socialists also tend to think this way, hence the question, were socialists spoilt as children?
realitykeeper wrote: » Children who grow up thinking the world owes them a living tend to be spoit. Socialists also tend to think this way, hence the question, were socialists spoilt as children? I am not saying they were necessarily because I think an adult who displays behaviour similar to a spoilt brat were I suspect raised by permissive parents. This is a particular parenting style were kids basically do what they want without boundaries and often they get what they want if the parent is also over indulgent. I see this spoilt type of adult everyday in my line of work. Sometimes they drink alcohol when they really shouldn`t and they fail to take instruction even when they are sober (which they are most of the time). What should we as a nation do to stamp out spoilt behaviour? Do all new parents need to be thought the authoritative parenting method? Do we need bigger prisons and forced labor camps for those who are already grown up but are spoilt and in need of reforming? Spoilt people gravitate to a life of crime so discipline must be rigorous and immediate in my opinion. This system of waiting until they have a lot of offenses committed before they are incarcerated, simply won`t do.
realitykeeper wrote: » I made a similar point some time back about Communists tending to be atheist and the fact that Communism is a failed ideology.
Day Lewin wrote: » Surrounded by mé-féiners and ex-rural gombeenmen, he was scrupulous about social justice and completely devoid of snobbery.
realitykeeper wrote: » No I do not think Christ could accurately be described socialist or capitalist.
realitykeeper wrote: Isn`t it obvious? I`m right, you disagree so by necessity, that makes you wrong.
Wanderer78 wrote: » oh this should be interesting(or maybe not), please explain?
realitykeeper wrote: » To be fair, I am very sympathetic to the young people who have been dispossessed by the greedy older generations which hoard the wealth and pulled the ladder up after them. The young get necklaced with the 200 billion euro + debt we accumulated.
realitykeeper wrote: » I think I have a better insight into the causes of criminality than most. That fact that you disagree is proof.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Was jesus a socialist?
Mad_maxx wrote: » Catholicism is deeply socialist economically
Edgware wrote: » "When I give food to the poor they call me a saint, when I ask why they are poor they call me a Communist"
Edgware wrote: » At least we have good educated socialists drawn from the better off classes like Murphy Barrett and Daly. They are well able to provide leadership to the great unwashed who cant think for themelves
realitykeeper wrote: » Lapsed Catholics are.
silverharp wrote: » generational thing then? socialism would have seemed appealing when there was more of a class system in place and you were hemmed in at the bottom. today though at least going by internet and youtube socialists types , they tend to look middle class to me which means they have had a lot of resources and opportunities thrown at them over the years. To me they come across as failure to lift types and are trying to make their problems my problem.
realitykeeper wrote: » Surely applied humility can only be a good thing.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » You want to put people into forced labour camps for their beliefs? Not very christian of you! Your ideals come straight out of the North Korean regimes way of thinking.
Wanderer78 wrote: » is the failure to take instructions due to your failures in communication, failures to respect work colleagues etc? you also clearly have little or no knowledge in the root causes of criminality, so hopefully your line of work isnt in that sector.
the beer revolu wrote: » How come most Christians have right wing, conservative tendencies, while jesus, as he is portrayed, was very much anti establishment and, arguably, socialist?