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Buddhist amulets worn by 70 per cent of Thais, survey finds

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On 9/17/2018 at 2:01 AM, dinsdale said:

Brain washed from day one. All religions do it because if they didn't everyone would see it for what it is. A huge con.?

Thank you.

For a very few it is a con game to gain power and wealth and control.

 

For the victims it is simply a form of insanity and wish-thinking. The concept of death is something that many folks simply cannot face.

 

Religion is self- imposed self-deception and a scourge on mankind (and lady kind too!).

Self-delusion is rampant and could be considered simply a minor vice were it not for the thousands of years of brutality, death, persecution, bigotry, and destruction it has spawned.

And the beat goes on.

 

Just my own opinion; feel free to have your own. ?

 

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On 9/18/2018 at 7:21 AM, Sir Dude said:

Are you suitably brainwashed?

 

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...he is!

 

Depending how you look at it...... hes the luckiest guy or the unluckiest

 

Just be sure to have one "pret a porter" when 70% of the Thai people find out what you think of them.

 

 

 

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