Danger and Nobility Navy Daze and Vegan Nights

[Guest guest]

I'm not " anti " anything. I believe people will do as they please and

must deal with the karmatic consequences of their actions. To each

his own, I think the saying goes. I'm Buddhist because I needed to

find inner peace, which has little to do with my surroundings. My

father is Buddhist, has been for over 30 years and was also in the

military. Whoever it was that said life isn't " black or white " was

very right. It isn't all or nothing, sometimes the edges bleed a

little.

 

Jennifer

 

 

, peter VV <swpgh01 wrote:

>

> why does danger automatically go with nobility?

> and yes I think sometimes we do get carried away and are a bit

too vehement in our points of view............sorry folks from the

valleys.

>

> peace to all,

> The Valley Vegan............

>

> earthstrm <earthstorm wrote:

> Hi Jo and all~

>

> I think we need to remember that Jennifer is new here and not use

to

> our chats. When we here on Vegan Chat have a discussion we are

honest

> and open, sometimes this can come across as harsh when it is not

meant

> to be.

>

> In answer to your question Jo on danger and nobility, there are in

my

> opinion many noble duties where one is in danger. For Jennifer's

hubby

> I would think it would be defending his fellow soldiers, defending

his

> country, providing for his family etc.

>

> For police officers, animal rights advocates, Green Peace boat

> chasers, firemen, protestors at a rally, a mother protecting her

> child, etc it is for very many other reasons.

>

> I understand your point and am just giving another point of

view.

>

> ((HUGZ))

>

> BB

> Nikki

>

>

> , " jo " wrote:

> >

> > Please don't get cross - this is Vegan Chat and we hope to stay

> polite.

> >

> > What is noble about being in danger?

> >

> > Jo

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