What does free look like? Are we freest , if we do and say whatever we want? I think not. We always have to consider others. Does the need for acceptance obstruct? We can't be free and accepted all at once. We shun others when we are truly free. Freedom is selfish. Free is a party of one. The logistics of free is impossible for two or more. Free doesn't compromise. Free is never free in the company of more than one. Consideration constraints free. I'm at my freest alone.
On a entendu parlé longuement du fait qu'il existe une disparité, autour de l'attentat à Paris et le massacre dans la ville de Baga en Nigerie. Ce disparité parle d'attention média que chaque événement a reçu suivant les attacques et aussi pourquoi le monde n'a-t-il pas rassemblé derriere la Nigerie comme on a fait pour la France. On dirait que dans l'affaire mondiale L'Afrique est toujours oublié et on l'ignore. J'accepterais cet argument à certaine point mais je ne me suis pas du tout convaincu que c'est si simple. Oui, dans certaine regard, on ignore souvent les problemes de pays africaines. Mais dans ce cas-là, on doit éviter de jouer la victime et prend de responsabilités pour nos propres problemes. On se demande pourquoi que les evenements à Paris ont été plus médiatisé que ceux des Boko Haram en Nigerie? La reponse est que au contraire de Baga, à Paris, dès de la premier nouvel, il y a eu une très forte reaction et une croissance du soutien p...
Humor me in saying this, Basketball is religion. And like any true religion there are many devotees. In its early beginnings there was no one STAR(a figure head i.e a Jesus or a Mohammed). There was a cacophony of players all beloved one way or the other. There were your Karims, Chamberlins, Irvins, Birds, Magics... to list a few. Then came the era of the ONE, in the form of the holiest of hollies, Michael Jordan! Loved, adored and hated but in each instance with much fervor. He was wildly accepted and came to replace the old idols to say the least. In him is enshrined the religion of Basketball. There is no avoiding him once the subject of this game is raised. To ignore him is Blasphemy itself. Beware! for the fanatics will stone you for this. After him were a couple of promised ones, it all depends on when you believe that "the promised" one appeared on the scene. There are those that believe in his existence, in the f...
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