Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would save Steve Irwin.
John Lennon, really people? Eff him.
Wow. Why? He left a 5 year old boy. You wouldn’t want his son to have his father back?
Anonymous wrote:I would save Steve Irwin.
John Lennon, really people? Eff him.
Anonymous wrote:I'd go back as Pontius Pilate and not have Jesus crucified. That would really Change the progression of Christianity.
Anonymous wrote:Why is this post in the religion forum? Since when does religion have anything to do with good deeds?
God you know.. can do anything. He also seems to have great sense of humor. Did you see some animals? Take the octopus.. Head and eight hands! Or kittens.. all fluff and puff and then.. knives in the fingers!Anonymous wrote:The good deed I would do would be to be kind to this boy, Stephen. He killed himself in maybe 8th grade. I’m in my 50s now, but his death was the first time I realized other people were perhaps struggling, too. Not that it was in my power to make him want to live, but I could have been deliberately kind. That would be my good deed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would undo WW2.
That would have a lot of other impacts I don’t think you’re thinking about.
So... let's go further and undo some more wars?
Not saying wars are good, but you’re not thinking of the fact that there would be no UN, EU, or NATO without WWII.
You might as well go back to the beginning of humanity and eradicate humanity’s propensity to be violent. Taking out one war like WWII does nothing and undoes institutions that have done a lot of good.
Yes, this: eradicate humanity’s propensity to be violent, would be a good cause. However that would not fix everything. The ability of a human to do evil things is greater problem because one can do very evil things without being violent.
As to the WW2, I would think that creation of ubernational organizations as above could be done without the atrocities of the WW2.
Not one human being is able to feel and encompass the loss of life that took place during the WW2 on all sides. Imagine that many million times this to be you, your family.. your parents, your siblings, your children... think about the Holocaust. The pain. You give me UN, EU and NATO?
I think not-o.
Those organizations would not have existed without that war. No question. And they have prevented countless losses of life.
My point is simply that you can’t just say “oh yeah we’ll get rid of this war” and expect things would be unequivocally better. It’s not that simple.
This would require long academic discussion. Short answer is... if not the UN, EU and NATO then there would be something else.
However the people who lost their lives had only one life to live. Just like you DP.
I actually don’t at all believe anything short of a world war would have provided the impetus to create those institutions.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would undo WW2.
That would have a lot of other impacts I don’t think you’re thinking about.
So... let's go further and undo some more wars?
Not saying wars are good, but you’re not thinking of the fact that there would be no UN, EU, or NATO without WWII.
You might as well go back to the beginning of humanity and eradicate humanity’s propensity to be violent. Taking out one war like WWII does nothing and undoes institutions that have done a lot of good.
Yes, this: eradicate humanity’s propensity to be violent, would be a good cause. However that would not fix everything. The ability of a human to do evil things is greater problem because one can do very evil things without being violent.
As to the WW2, I would think that creation of ubernational organizations as above could be done without the atrocities of the WW2.
Not one human being is able to feel and encompass the loss of life that took place during the WW2 on all sides. Imagine that many million times this to be you, your family.. your parents, your siblings, your children... think about the Holocaust. The pain. You give me UN, EU and NATO?
I think not-o.
Those organizations would not have existed without that war. No question. And they have prevented countless losses of life.
My point is simply that you can’t just say “oh yeah we’ll get rid of this war” and expect things would be unequivocally better. It’s not that simple.
This would require long academic discussion. Short answer is... if not the UN, EU and NATO then there would be something else.
However the people who lost their lives had only one life to live. Just like you DP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would undo WW2.
That would have a lot of other impacts I don’t think you’re thinking about.
So... let's go further and undo some more wars?
Not saying wars are good, but you’re not thinking of the fact that there would be no UN, EU, or NATO without WWII.
You might as well go back to the beginning of humanity and eradicate humanity’s propensity to be violent. Taking out one war like WWII does nothing and undoes institutions that have done a lot of good.
Yes, this: eradicate humanity’s propensity to be violent, would be a good cause. However that would not fix everything. The ability of a human to do evil things is greater problem because one can do very evil things without being violent.
As to the WW2, I would think that creation of ubernational organizations as above could be done without the atrocities of the WW2.
Not one human being is able to feel and encompass the loss of life that took place during the WW2 on all sides. Imagine that many million times this to be you, your family.. your parents, your siblings, your children... think about the Holocaust. The pain. You give me UN, EU and NATO?
I think not-o.
Those organizations would not have existed without that war. No question. And they have prevented countless losses of life.
My point is simply that you can’t just say “oh yeah we’ll get rid of this war” and expect things would be unequivocally better. It’s not that simple.