Oh, I'm not upset. I was merely pointing out that we all have needs and assets. Working together can be mutually beneficial but we won't see the benefits if we fight everyone who crosses our path.
And while we disagree, are we not peaceful in the process? And I do know you better than that, it's why I asked for the sword.
Do you not see the value in obtaining the olive oil from its source? Are you not putting your fate into someone else's hands by relying on that supermarket for your needs? I don't necessarily need your help, but I enjoy the company. And you didn't help, so why should I share? Oh, because I'm nice and don't need it all. So yes, you can have some. This time ;)
How did this conversation into a debate on who's getting the olive oil?
Anyway, ty for olive oil! I'll make some venison and share it with you.
"This time"
Gasp! What will I do when man's nature turns its back on me *weeps against sword*
I'm gonna step away from the olive discussion and try to bring this to a more practical (and sharp) point. Strength is the virtue of existence; not truth. You may have a right to your "olive oil" but what happens when someone stronger and more prepared comes along? Will they listen to your "oneness" or how we all need to work together?
And a man's fate then reflects his actions now just as the end of a road is a summation of it's beginning.
You should always be giving of yourself if you expect others to give to you. Tut tut, have we not learned anything from each other?
Is it normal to think that you're a Communist?
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Oh, I'm not upset. I was merely pointing out that we all have needs and assets. Working together can be mutually beneficial but we won't see the benefits if we fight everyone who crosses our path.
And while we disagree, are we not peaceful in the process? And I do know you better than that, it's why I asked for the sword.
Do you not see the value in obtaining the olive oil from its source? Are you not putting your fate into someone else's hands by relying on that supermarket for your needs? I don't necessarily need your help, but I enjoy the company. And you didn't help, so why should I share? Oh, because I'm nice and don't need it all. So yes, you can have some. This time ;)
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How did this conversation into a debate on who's getting the olive oil?
Anyway, ty for olive oil! I'll make some venison and share it with you.
"This time"
Gasp! What will I do when man's nature turns its back on me *weeps against sword*
I'm gonna step away from the olive discussion and try to bring this to a more practical (and sharp) point. Strength is the virtue of existence; not truth. You may have a right to your "olive oil" but what happens when someone stronger and more prepared comes along? Will they listen to your "oneness" or how we all need to work together?
And a man's fate then reflects his actions now just as the end of a road is a summation of it's beginning.
You should always be giving of yourself if you expect others to give to you. Tut tut, have we not learned anything from each other?
Au revoir! Until next time ;)