Guest XelnagaTheFirst Posted July 20, 2002 Report Posted July 20, 2002 Some of you will know what im talking about, some of you wont even care. They are my lyrics so i guess i should post in the poems section here we go ===> Would you sew my mesenteric together Wonder smoke inside of my pulmonary Indigo to go with the fire inner I can take a match to you Watcher try and you take another hit Breath in tight and you try a little bit all your life for a light of bloody spit Wave good-bye Killer, maker, roller, breaker Like a red in an ashtray Lotta snake to calm down your ruby daughter In a sense, I'm after another blotter Bloody mouth, a night for an albatross Catcher know to savor you Watcher try and you take another hit Breath in tight and you try a little bit All your life for a light of bloody spit Wave good-bye Killer, coper, maker, broker Like a red in an ashtray Killer, holder, made her, broke her Like a red in an ashtray (the end) anyway lets start some conversation... i dont know about other places but i tend to think about communism plenty in my spare time :/. Anyway people always Ideal Communism has never existed and never will exist. Well i have been taking Shaolin Kung fu an long time for many years now, and in order to do so you must also learn Shaolin history. Anyway Shaolin temples and Shaolin monasteries were perfect communist societies. They were communist though it was not called that. Could you not say that they are the only Communsit society to actually work and thrive?.... Because they did in fact do that.. later Xelnaga
The Portrait of Zool Posted July 20, 2002 Report Posted July 20, 2002 You need to move to a better neighborhood. Shao lin temple a comune? I don't think the purpose was equal distribution of wealth, nor do I believe they were very democratic - but I suppose they were non-capitolist. ~Zool~ Ancient, The Pen is Mightier than the Sword. Bard of Terra, Patron Saint of Aspiring Bards. Master of Magic and Mayhem, The Moonlit Realm Elder than dirt, more foolish than a jester, able to trip over the smallest logic in a single step. It's... Oh, you know.
Falcon2001 Posted July 21, 2002 Report Posted July 21, 2002 Really nice poem here, I love the creative imagery. I am glad to see such talent from you, keep up the great work!
Guest XelnagaTheFirst Posted August 1, 2002 Report Posted August 1, 2002 No zool that wasnt the purpose but a major purpose was to make everyone equal, everyone put their hand in... I dont think it was a communist society but they did live in what we could call a communist socieity... for everyone was totally equal and got equal ammounts everyone worked the feilds to bring in food for everyone else... they did not trade.. did not use money... it was ideal communism quote: Grandmaster Sin Kwan The : "No it was not communist because it was not called communism, but in todays defintion of communism you could say they were communist" Either way i just want to know i dont believe in much and i dont like communism. I have only been in shaolin kung fu since i was 7 and in order to participate u need to learn the philosiphy. Shaolin temples were not communist i know this.. but they lived with their own ideals.. sure they had "freedom" but how they were fed and how they prospered was communist i dont like communism im just saying they were fed by it, flourished with it, and were destroyed by it. Why do i say these things?? I do not know -Xel "one man walks, one that bakes, one thats on the phone, while one sits down and faces the cold all his life" Edited by: XelnagaTheFirst at: 8/1/02 11:55:28 am
Nyyark Posted August 2, 2002 Report Posted August 2, 2002 I seem to remeber from a history book the American government destroying the ruling society of a central american country for giving land to peasants, because this made them communist. Now perhaps it was a little extreme, but I think it lends a little leeway to the defenition of communism. Of-course, I DO wonder what peasants were doing in a communist society
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