> On May 7, 1:09�pm, neo live.com> wrote:

>> neo wrote:

>>> Jasmine wrote:

>>>> Hello,
>>>> Myanmar has been devastated by political unrest and now the natural
>>>> disaster of a cyclone. �Please take the opportunity to donate an
>>>> amount that you are able to spare. �Here are the links to the American
>>>> Red Cross and the UN CERF:

>>

>>>>http://american.redcross.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ntld_main

>>

>>>>http://ochaonline.un.org/DonateNow/HowtoDonate/tabid/1819/Default.aspx

>>

>>>> Peace and Many Blessings,
>>>> Jasmine

>>

>>> How about donating ACIM lessons?

>> Jasmine wrote:

>>> What is the meaning of that statement?

>>

>>> Is the post offensive to anyone?

>>
>> You wrote it in your blog.
>>
>> I am not mocking sufferings of people in Myanmar. You just posted in
>> wrong group of people who follow ACIM crap that 'plane crash is not
>> real'. Obviosly for them that nargis cyclone and 22000 deaths are not
>> real.
>>
>> I do not follow any religion and I am not atheist.
>>
>> These deaths and sufferings are continuing since last thousands of
>> years. If you could find permanent solution instead of temporary
>> solutions like donations, then I will donate one video clip to you to
>> handover it to NASA so that NASA can take troll of our galaxy.
>>
>> Otherwise such sufferings will continue even on Mars and other
>> planets. And you will post request from Mars or other planet to
>> donate.
>>
>> Do you really want to take military junta of myanmar, voilence,
>> terrorism, poverty, religious fundamentalism, patriotic freaks, gay-
>> lesbian culture etc to other planets in our universe?
>>
>> Umm?
>>
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>
> Yea sure, if that is how you want it. I do not support the junta
> campaign of injustice. I seek to help ease the current suffering of
> the Burmese. Their suffering is my suffering. I refuse to sit idle
> and pretend there is no Permanent solution. There is a solution, only
> One solution. The solution is certainly NOT money, but guess what?
> that money could help someone now, so I parted ways with it and do not
> care if you or any body else follow suit. the post was for those who
> feel as I do and are able to contribute.
>
> As far as I see, ACIM is a book, not a religion to subscribe to.
> Religious fundamentalists, anti-religion fanatics, terrorists, and
> oppressive regimes are all the same. As far as patriotism and lesbian/
> gay culture, what is the issue there? Who are you to determine what is
> in my mind, any mind or better yet all the minds that claim to have
> read ACIM? You are the one equating "violence, terrorism, poverty,
> religious fundamentalism, patriotic freaks, gay-lesbian culture" in
> your statement. Umm that?
>
> I stand by the statements in my blog, if you have a problem with it,
> then do not read it. Now you explain what puts gay-lesbian culture on
> your radar. Oh wait, you probably have to hide behind lack luster
> statements like "How about donating ACIM lessons?" or notions of your
> infinite wisdom amongst the stars. You say you are not an atheist and
> not of any religion, what on Earth does that have to do with me? I
> could care less what you choose to believe. I'll voice my concerns as
> I see fit. Please try to stifle patriotism, gay-lesbian culture,
> religion on your own, you do not need me to join you. what does not
> matter is whether i'm pious, patriotic, or my sexual preference, it
> has no burden on you. Open your eyes, I am not your enemy.
>
> Peace unto you.
> Jasmine