Originally posted by josephwNo. But I don't think much of the fatalistic mewling of cynics and I don't think you and your negativity have much to offer to countries or cultures in the process of change and development, including - maybe - your own, never mind one like where I live - with all its profound problems and exciting possibilities and all. But perhaps I have got you wrong. I am in Indonesia. Is the ship sinking here, do you think?
Are you an immigration official?
Originally posted by FMFAgain, it depends on how one defines 'ship'. If Indonesia is on the ship, then it must be sinking too.
No. But I don't think much of the fatalistic mewling of cynics and don't think you and your negativity have much to offer to countries or cultures in the process change and development, including - maybe - your own, never mind one like where I live - with all its profound problems and exciting possibilities and all. But perhaps I have got you wrong. I am in Indonesia. Is the ship sinking here, do you think?
"But I don't think much of the fatalistic mewling of cynics and don't think you and your negativity have much to offer..."
It's been said that we are what we think. Maybe we are what we feel as well.
Originally posted by josephwIf I might speak on FMF's behalf, I don't think it's unreasonable to ask you: what do you mean by "ship" and by "sinking"?
Again, it depends on how one defines 'ship'. If Indonesia is on the ship, then it must be sinking too.
[b]"But I don't think much of the fatalistic mewling of cynics and don't think you and your negativity have much to offer..."
It's been said that we are what we think. Maybe we are what we feel as well.[/b]
Originally posted by josephwWell it's your thread and your choice of the word 'ship', so it's up to you. Declining to explain what you mean by it doesn't make for a very interesting discussion. Just saying.
Again, it depends on how one defines 'ship'. If Indonesia is on the ship, then it must be sinking too.