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July 11th, 2018, 01:18 PM | #12811 | |
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July 11th, 2018, 05:37 PM | #12812 |
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Not sure if it annoys me or amuses me but today's observation is of the bell ringing behaviour on London's buses.
For those who don't live here, if you want the bus to stop, you press a button which rings a bell and alerts the driver. At the same time a big sign lights up saying "bus stopping". First you get the nervous ringer who presses just as the bus has left the last stop - even if there may well be more than a half a mile to the next stop. Then, despite the audible clue...and the illuminated sign, 20 other people then keep pressing the button having been paying no attention at all. Add to that some obvious stops are not even "request" stops - the bus will stop there anyway. Take for instance our local bus station - erm! clue in the name there. Yet, of course, the usual regiment of the gormless press that button as if the driver were determined to smash its way through all the other buses and mow down every pedestrian in a mad dash to its destination. |
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July 12th, 2018, 09:52 AM | #12813 |
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I am annoyed that children and teenagers can't vote on energetic and environmental management.
Old assholes destroy all their resources. I am 100% sure that if we carefully explained to them the challenge they will face, they could radically change the way our societies function with the right to participate democratically. Children don't need to travel all around the world, don't need big cars, don't need speculation. They need a ball to play soccer, an old teddy bear to eat its ears, an interesting education to open their minds and good friends. Nothing more. |
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July 12th, 2018, 10:06 AM | #12814 | |
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The reason I wouldn't want children and teenagers to vote at all on anything is to let their minds develop and let them do their thinking for themselves instead of being told what to think to get an outcome But, that's just my opinion
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July 12th, 2018, 10:31 AM | #12815 | |
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We only need to explain all the facts realistically and then give them the right to vote, but old dictators do not want that the new generations obtain all the facts and fear to listen: "Hey old assholes, why do you destroy all my future?" |
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Does that seem a mature mind ??? Quote:
Would you allow a scientist who is on the opposing side of the climate change debate explain their reasons on why it might not be happening ???
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SPAM!
Every day I get a couple of dozens of them! Sure most of them go straight into the SPAM folder but still fucking annoying! |
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I've tried using the key word, phrases and email address blocking in my Spam settings, but they always seem to manage to get around it by changing a word or two the next time they send it. As for telemarketers, I've added their phone numb(s) to my block call list, but because most all telemarketers now have multiple phone numbers/lines and they simply call back using one of their other dozen phone numbers. I've found the war on Spam and telemarketers to have become a losing battle!
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When I see, hear and read about some of the brainless, dumb, and idiotic things most of today's children and teenagers do these days I would not allow them to do anything, let alone vote! I don't see how their brains and grey matter can fully develop when schools are now allowing computers, calculators and other electronic gizmos into the classrooms to do their work and thinking for them!
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That's why I think that old people like you and me have to share the power WITH the next generations. We have to know their opinions and respect them. Quote:
I can tell you that I do not care about climate change myself, when I still cared a lot in a recent past. 20'000 years ago, there were no villages and cities where I live today. There was a massive glacier. It was impossible to live there. You will rarely read me on global warming or climate change. I'll publish here or there some pictures of glaciers in my area that will close the mouth of climate change deniers. But topics on which you will read me are: 1) Environmental destruction (destruction of biodiversity) 2) Waste of non-renewable energy resources. That's almost all. Quote:
Did only stupid people reproduce themselves in a recent past? My grandmother was used to say: "We are what we eat!" I'd extend that to : "We intellectually are, what we learn!" If parents and collectivity teach craps to children, we don't have to hope a good youth. Isn't it? |
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