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Do You Always Have to Have the Last Say In Words and Action?

ihasaquestion @ihasaquestion (8273) 16 Jul 18

I used to be like that when I was in high school, but changed my perspective on things and became more tolerant and sensitive towards matters that perhaps is futile to explain. Please don't air your dirty laundry here, for I want...

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Part Deux

ihasaquestion @ihasaquestion (8273) 16 Jul 18

Dear all. I see so many responders and commentators discussing amongst themselves from my first abuse topic discussion. Most agree that being physical is way out no matter what, and that was the crux of the matter in my previous...

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They are becoming difficult.

rubyroy @rubyroy (824) • India 4 Apr 13

In the past,it was easier to make friends and keep them,because you knew your friends from childhood and were born and brought up together.Now a days people are shifting out for various reason like work and other related...

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There is a difference in HAVING an opinion and STATING it!!

mommyboo @mommyboo (13174) • United States 4 Mar 13

I think everybody is entitled to HAVING an opinion. That is our right... however, I don't necessarily think we all have the same right to SHARE it unnecessarily if it is discriminatory, hateful, hurtful, or just plain rude in...

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Funny People

rubyroy @rubyroy (824) • India 20 Nov 12

I met a person on one of my trips.He was travel ling with his family and friends.He was pulling everybody's legs and cracking jokes at everybody's expense.He commented on each and everyone's appearance with a funny comment but...

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What is the criteria for happiness?

rubyroy @rubyroy (824) • India 17 Aug 12

Are you happy when you have fortunes to spend?will it be O.K if you have a serious diagnosis,but you have enough money to spend for the treatment.Will you be happy if you investments are all paying high dividend,but you are...

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Are you tolerant?

velentina @velentina (891) • Mauritius 19 Jul 12

For me it is yes, but in certain cases. At work, in public places, with elders I can be tolerant. But if my mood is off then none can make me tolerant. Recently, I read in a poster that tolerant lead to peace but it also make us...

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Don't Judge Me, But I Reserve the Right to Judge YOU!

ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22940) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 7 Nov 10

People say that there shouldn't be double standards in our society... but I don't think they really mean it. People also claim to be willing to accept others, but again, that acceptance seems to be more about "us and them" than...

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Are you tolerant or bigoted?

penstripes @penstripes (42) • Philippines 13 Oct 10

According to American Heritage Dictionary, tolerance is "the capacity for or the practice of recognizing and respecting the beliefs and practices of others" while bigotry is "the attitude, state of mind, or behavior...

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Has Sin has disappeared?

keep_onwatch @keep_onwatch (2680) • India 9 Jun 10

Or did we start viewing sin from a blameless point of view? What was viewed as sin before is now being accepted as normal. People no longer are adulterers, they are just having an affair, they no longer "live in sin" , but "live...

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How tolerant are you?

keep_onwatch @keep_onwatch (2680) • India 24 May 10

When your faith is being humiliated? When someone criticizes your faith, your God or the way you religiously view a matter? Even if you are an atheist, and people ridicule you for being so, how do you react? How tolerant are you?...

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Do you consider yourself as a tolerant person?

pcserver @pcserver (392) 12 Mar 10

Nowadays I have reasons to believe that tolerance is almost extinct? Do you think so and are you tolerant to other people, not only to your friends, but people you just bumped into the street, public transportation or if someone...

Can we learn from Conflict?

Pose123 @Pose123 (21635) • Canada 13 Aug 09

It seems that we cannot avoid conflict in our lives as we are all so different, but surely we can learn from it. For starters, judgement and blame must be cast aside and replaced by mutual respect. Remembering that we should never...

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Parenting and tolerance levels

JoyfulOne @JoyfulOne (6231) • United States 9 Aug 08

Are you more tolerant than your parents were when they were raising you? Or do you think you're less tolerant than your parents were? I think we all develop somewhat different parenting styles than our parents. Maybe even having...

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Why is it good to have friends of other races and cultures?

Warren Brown @warrenbrown (173) • London, England 25 Apr 08

I feel that it is good to have friends of other races and cultures due to the following reasons: 1. We become more tolerant and understanding to other races and cultures. 2. We develop a spirit of brotherhood with others. 3....

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What is your highest rish tolerance level?

cathylmg @cathylmg (283) • Singapore 8 Aug 07

Just curious to know what is you highest tolerence level if you know that you will have a chance to double your money of no money back. 1. $1 2. $10 3. $100 4. $1000 5. $10000 6. $100000 7. $1000000 Just state your...

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Are You Tolerant?

ipisman @ipisman (144) • Philippines 6 Mar 07

Are you tolerant of other peoples ideas and suggestions, or are you intolerant of what you consider "stupid". What are the limits of your tolerance? How much do you take before what you consider stupid or wrong makes you go off?...

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islam most peaceful religion - muslims most tolerant- comment

reader @reader (707) • India 18 Nov 06

some say - islam is the most peaceful religion and muslims are most tolerant - comment

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Cartoon for your thinking?

shi_2000_21 @shi_2000_21 (2680) • India 4 Oct 06

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