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@Preety_India UKrainian German Ukraine is my motherland and Germany is a country where I have been living for a long time.

not convincing I am not a tree and what is "perfect"? there are millions of ways how reality could be and how it also will be since the reality is changing constantly

I don´t hate Taliban, i just think, these "spiritual" guys should shift their attention from diffucult childhood of Taliban-men (which is gone, passeè) to difficult lives of Afghan people under Taiban (which is now; current).

@Marcel I can understand you. I noticed @Preety_India at once after joining this forum. She has style and she is not the one to overlook. You lucky guy

The power of internet!

Nick Hornby "Just like you" A beautiful story of love between 2 people with a big gap in age, upbringing, culture, race, interests. In the middle of Brexit campaign in UK. Still in the middle of it. Like Nick Hornby for the funny dialogues and warmth. What would I do without books? All the lives I´ve lived all the people I´ve learned....

I forget everything I´ve read, especially the names, I don´t know them even while reading. So let´s try a journal. 1. Akwaeke Emez "Fresh water" The book I´m reading now. Very Very amazing. Why? It is about the entity living in the mind of a girl. The amazing thing is that the book is written from the pov of entity, not the girl but the entity is telling us her story. Girl´s name is Ada Entity´s name: Asughara Asughara has brothersisters, they are also present but inactive they are behind the gate. Asughara and her brothersisters are the children of the pyton-goddess. Apart from Asughara there are also some other entities in the marble room of Ada´s mind: Vincent. He is mostly present in her dreams. Asughara and Vincent seem to be on good terms with each other. Yshwa. This is the right name of the entity, which people call Jesus Christ. He doesn´t live in Ada´s mind like Asugara and Vincent, but he comes sometimes. Asughara hates him and tries to get rid of him. Yshwa has that typical sad expression when he looks at her. Unlike Asughara Yshwa never responded to Ada, when she needed him, when she called for him. Asughara was always there for Ada. Asughara persuaded Ada that Ada needs her for protection from the cruel external world. That´s why Ada tolerates her, she is afraid to remain alone with a cruel world. But Asughara has no compassion, not only for the people around Ada, but also for Ada herself.

@Preety_India You know, I have a strange ambiguous relationship to India. I feel, in one of my previous lives I was an Englishman (because I feel very close to English mentality in form of literature), who lived in India during the period of colonization. And I think, I fell in love with an Indian girl but couldn´t overcome the social conditions and expectations and at some point I left India and that girl. I could have stayed or take her with me but I was a damn coward, trying to fit into society norms. I hurt her. And I did no good to myself. The first thing after I arrived in India were... apples. We were driving in a taxi from air port to hotel, it was raining heavily, and I saw a lorry lying on the roadside- it has lost all its load. Its load were... apples. They were lying everywhere on the road, we were passing slowly through the sea of rain and apples. The appearance was so weird that it struck me.

@Preety_India I told you, you are witch He is also sensitive and intuitive. Combine it with the typical German properties like reliability and honesty - precious mixture. I had also a distant relationship with a German guy. Hundreds of letters full of love. How pitty, I threw them away, I wonder now, whether they were like that. I don´t know any more, what he wrote, but he wrote every single day.

And you are his female mirror, that´s true. Your love letters to each other are very beautiful. We are all in awe.

Incredible. that it´s happening to you now, isn´t it? So happy for you, I know how you feel ? "Die " is used in both cases: for single feminine and for all plurals

No, if somebody wnats to kill me, I don´t care about their motivation. On this point you agreed with me. Do you know, where there the difference arises? Is somebody tries to kill another person I don´t care abou their motivation either, as if this other person were me. But you suddenly starts to contemplate about the difficult childhood of the predator instead of thinking how to help a victim. And this.... you call emathy! Fuck..

Yes. And it has nothing to do wit the spiritial work and empathy and what so ever. THis hypocracy makes me furious.

Then what is the point in comprehending that Taliban is not bad? What is the practical outcome of this theoretical understanding?

Spiritual exercise? Spiritual exercise would in seeing how the ego of YOUR personal beheader functions kneeing in front of him. And not on the couch o fthe 1st world country, you spiritual prick

When the Americans came to Afghanistan and expelled Taliban and established the new government, the afghan refugees started to return to Afghanistan. In thousands or hundred thousands. Now te people are fleeing their country again. Via an airplane via land border.. Not a few. Taliban makes checkpoints no to let people out of te country. Neigboring country are closing ther borders to stop a new wave of refugees. Not a few.

it was irony

@Roy I wonder if there are some statistics, how many people died in Africa compared to those brought to America. Maybe slavery was not such a bad thing at the end?

I understand the perspective of the killer. But for what is it good? I would kill them, if I could, no matter how their childhood was. But for somebody sitting on the couch with an ice cream, 10.000 km away it might be an amazing thing to think about the poor killer.

One more westerner who thinks that the people of other cultures enjoy to be tortured and killed. There was no resistance because people hadn´t really any good alternative. Their government was deeply corrupt and the generals even more. I am almost sure, they had a secret deal with Taliban. The soldiers just didn´t know for what they should fight and die. Nobody trusts nobody. In this situation everyone just tries to survive on their own as good as they can. Under Taliban the survival will be harder for the majority of Afghans.

I understand it. More or less. because I am first world citizen too. I can afford to think about these things. But honestly, Leo, if somebody is going to behead me the least thing I want to know, how was their childhood. What you are doing - you take a perspective of executioner. But not of a victim.

I hope, I don´t disturb, but since nobody is talking I´ll leave a song

Belarus and Ukraine together. "Putin - huilo", "Lukashenko - huilo". "Huilo" is a "dick"

Russian empire will be destroyed

really? I always found them ridiculous, I don´t understand a word, and I am sure, we all spell them incorrect