November 23, 201212 yr INDY a el ima neki grafikon kako svi zelimo da nam deca budu kao Ceda Prasak a unakazimo ih da budu kao Ceda Antic? Nema. To samo Srbin moze da izmisli.
November 24, 201212 yr Izvinite me neukog, ja ne znam ko je Istok. A i zasto bi to bilo bitno, ko god da je.
November 24, 201212 yr istok pavlovic ti je duhovni vodj stada 365 lepih dana. poenta je da je casa uvek vise nego polupuna, a svi oni koji pokusavaju da uznemire takav zenoidi optimizam to rade namerno, pa bili oni manjine, radnici ili ostatak puka, da uznemire 365 stado dok kontemplira o prelepoj sadasnjosti i jos prelepijoj buducnosti.
November 24, 201212 yr OK, pomislio sam... premda link iz pocetnog posta vise ne radi pa nisam uspeo da proverim.Znaci, komentar o tome da ce Istok da prevede RSA video je bio troll.
November 25, 201212 yr http://youtu.be/u5um8QWWRvoOvo je stvarno radikalno u danasnjem svetu. Edited November 25, 201212 yr by bergasa19
November 25, 201212 yr U, kao me nervira ovaj smug rasizam, zapakovan u progresivizam i ateizam. Marš bre, barabo, da nemaš šta da jedeš i da živiš u konstantnoj bedi i ti bi bio religiozan, pa bi sve pevao.Već sam na drugom mestu kačio ovaj tekst, ali evo opet. The weaponisation of atheism, then, becomes a possibility only with the mainstreaming of non-belief. In the nineteenth century, religious skepticism in Australia barred you from polite society, so that, of necessity, nineteenth century secularists rubbed shoulders with dissidents and non-conformists in a fraternity of the poor and the marginalised. Today, in most circumstances, no-one cares that you don’t believe in God. The Prime Minister is an atheist; in some professions – say, higher education or the arts – it’s considerably easier to be a sceptic than a believer (see many head scarves on Australian TV?). As Sikivu Hutchinson points out, the front ranks of New Atheism consists almost exclusively of ‘elite white males from the scientific community’, a fact that, in and of itself, speaks to the social acceptance of non-belief, at least in the prestigious universities.These days, it is religion, not atheism, that correlates with poverty. Within Australia, the most fervent believers often belong to immigrant communities; across the world, religion dominates in impoverished states in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. Edited November 25, 201212 yr by Syme
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