What is the one thing you’d most like to change about the world?

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   teacherfidelposted 12 years ago

   What is the one thing you’d most like to change about the world?

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   blackwuelfeposted 12 years ago

   Do away with organized religion.  Religious intolerance is a great source of strife world wide.

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   FitnezzJimposted 12 years ago

   Find a cure for the 'King of the Hill Syndrome' that affects so many modern day leaders.

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   feenixposted 12 years ago

   What I would like to change about the world are the narrow and cynical ways of thinking of all the types who are constantly spouting that organized religion is at the root of many, if not most, of the world's problems.
   
   Those types are deflecting the blame away from where it really belongs -- and the one that is REALLY to blame for all of the world's problems is Satan.

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   ArtzGirlposted 12 years ago

   There are so many things that I'd like to change, that I'm not really sure where I would start...
   
   However-- with the current issues surrounding our environment, I feel that eliminating Chemtrails and Weather Warfare, would be one of the most important things to do for our environment.
   
   How can we expect to live and breathe on our planet, if they are constantly dumping payloads of Aluminum and Barium Oxides (along with many other concentrated chemicals) into our skies.
   
   Are "they" so ignorant that "they" don't realize that they are poisoning the very air that we breathe, the water that we drink, the vegetables/fruits that we eat, the soil that we grow our produce in? -- What??? Did they sleep through biology 101-- ???  These Geoengineers may be extremely smart in their field of expertise, but they are totally overlooking some very basic human, animal, and plant life concerns.

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   johnnymnemonicposted 12 years ago

   I'll put my signature under your words, blackwuelfe, but I fear the majority of the people worldwide are not yet ready to make an intellectual jump this high, nor does it seem likely to happen in the near future, so they will keep standing by leaders who claim to lead modern crusades "for their sakes"! Next generations will have to fight their way through fire and flames in order to put an end to racial and religious segregation and establish worldwide peace, just as millions of people had to die for democracy, republic and the most basic human rights in the last century. By the way, isn't it weird that in the best examples of a secular country, religion stands as the main determinant for both interior and exterior affairs?

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