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Originally posted by AverageJoe ↑

I have since parked my Donkey at the stable, traded it in for a car. I have also since demolished my tent and made a concrete tiled house with all modern comforts, embrace wifi/internet, shopped at Supermarket etc.....

I have also since adopted the legal laws of the land as the highest form of moral authority by consensus through the parliamentary process to enact those laws or sub-laws. The invention of a refrigerator means I don't have to make fresh kill every day to consume protein and TV is a way of making progress through social activism/decision making and all the benefits of an open society.

So hwy are there so many Musos wanting this way of life but once immersed in a free willed society they seek to drag society down to their fundamental barbaric roots? Maybe it is the "grass is greener on the other side" mentality? It bets me how there is a distinction between Islam and radical Islam. Oxymoron?

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