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Human Mint replied to Ima Freeman's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
For example, I get the sense (I could be wrong) that the reason Poland had to close their borders is because they aren't as developed as some of their neighbors, or they are more poor so their firm isolation was a critical decision. -
Human Mint replied to Ima Freeman's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Europe is super densely poblated, and since it's very developed everyone wants to live there like sperm going to the ovum. So maybe that's an argument. But in your questions you're already assuming they're causing disproportionate damage. Do you actually know that? Maybe most immigrants are occupying the dirty jobs positions no one wants to do? Because your questions are simple to answer if you already understand the problem. But you kinda have to be responsible before using power. And with the cultural thing you fear, I mean culture is an illusion. To a newborn of that developed european nation, they wont distinguish a muslim trait as muslim, they view it as their country. -
Human Mint replied to Ima Freeman's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
There has to be an equal effort of integration attempt by both sides. For immigration to be a good thing. If you can't grasp that you're certainly brainwashed!!! That is a serious challenge though. Like strucking a perfect balance. When you walk on the street and hate those immigrants, you're literaly not wanting to integrate them. You should get to the conclusion of them being unable to integrate after you try first. -
Human Mint replied to Ima Freeman's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Ima Freeman The truth is you don't know how this will impact your country. You assume is a net negative. -
If you're at supposedly at red and compose rap, I guess you're either healthy red or in reality blue because you have some basic education to be able to write some kind of lyric. To me the whole rap industry fits more into orange though. Red music seems to be more of a tribal thing, sort of singing a lyric about how you're going to behead your enemies. To prepare you mentally for that. But not to make it big in the rap industry. Those rappers wearing exaggerated ornaments seems to be part of orange. They might write lyrics about gang shootings and that but their lives don't reflect that. They're thinking about being famous.
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From the examples of rap I know, none are red. Sci-fi rap:
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Good rap about partying.
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This is a blast. Felt sucked in.
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@Joseph Maynor Bro wants me to read the red chapter Maybe he wants me to move faster I want to smoke please give me a lighter!
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@Cathal Yes, long time, 5 years... I was doing breathing work back then and you uploaded a video tutorial. Very useful. Well, that practice can aid in letting go. The pros is quick letting go, but short lasting ime.
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What you say is cool, but that example is blue to orange. Talking about church, glory to God, the Bible, and then about individualistic pursuits like you're gonna make it big.
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@Topspin715 More like this one instead, although definitely not the most high-consciousness, but it had tons of listens so maybe I was wrong. Lyrics on the description. The one you shared looks like red to blue transition. Maturing from the violence of red. That album has a lot of n word, not particularly high-consciousness.
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There is never going to be a market for it haha. 300 listeners at best.
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There are so many ways to rot your mind power. This is one of those.
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Didn't like it. I prefer something like Mastery by Greene. It's better to understand what field you will be working on and the habits needed follow. So that's a priority for me.
