That's why so many people lose money quickly, or end-up in debt. If you had as big of a wallet as Paris, the numbers would be much too complicated to deal with by yourself. You'd at least need a business manager with some sort of a finance background or an accountant to look after your money...
Sorry, I judge a race, religion, culture, or country by looking at the entire sum of its parts. See, unlike you, I don't look at the houses in Beverly Hills and assume that "Everyone in the US is doing great." I don't take the best, and assume that that's it, that that's all there is to that...
Maybe if those few crazed fundamentalists thought about how their actions would represent their religion (or race/culture), they wouldn't act in such ways.
Unless you can show me some videos of a Buddhist based terrorist organization letting bombs off and killing numerous innocent civilians...
Their literature might condemn it, but a noticeable percentage of their people don't.
And that makes it okay for Muslim countries? Because it happens in India, it makes the fact that it happens in Muslim countries more acceptable?
No, they do a good job of it themselves. I mean, unless...
Yeah, graduating with a heavier workload in University, then sitting in a cubicle and getting bossed around by some middle-aged liberal arts/business major while having the same paycheck for the next decade sounds real rewarding.
Take Forestry, with a concentration in Wood Product Engineering or Natural Resources management: http://www.forestry.ubc.ca/
People who study Forestry love the forest but learn to chop trees. Weyehauser helped build the new Forestry building at UBC, so just because you love it doesn't mean...
He doesn't?
I've had teachers yell loudly at me before. I remember in elementary, this teacher yelled at me so loudly everyone down the hall heard it.
What was I doing that got him angry? I was telling my friend where "All The Right Type" was located in the Macintosh HD while he was...
His Professor can't prove that he was cheating. If he was smart, he wouldn't have been "terminated."
Is turning your head against the law at your school? Are you required to stay perfectly still? Did he sign a contract that said movement wasn't allowed while in class?
That's democracy in the United States now, but this wasn't the case a few decades ago. The US ran a democratic system, and the US had serious civil rights issues. They still called themselves a democracy.
You can't compare the established democracy in the United States to the democracy in...
It is, because it's human nature.
Looking out for ourselves, putting "me" ahead of "you", doing what's best for ourselves - it's what we do.
Competition for money, for food, for power, for whatever it is we want if there isn't enough of it for everyone.
We don't need Confucius or...
Fundamentally "wrong" depends on who you ask. There are plenty of people who think Harper's stand on gay marriage is fundamentally right.
Plus, he seems a lot more understanding this time around. He's realized his strict approach last year was what lost him the election.
Harper just...