posted May 14, 2012 09:29 AM            

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Originally posted by MyFavouriteName:
popcorn,

do you think these people are born this way, born bad or nurtured bad?

do you think this is also chance that a young persons mind can develop its own interests by choice and by chance they take up bad ones?

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yes, those children has not an normal childhood.

posted May 14, 2012 09:29 AM            

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Originally posted by amowls**:
What's more cruel? Hunting an animal in the wild or raising farm animals in tiny cages to then be slaughtered for food? I have no problem with hunting when we have factory farming. It's truly disgusting.

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Venus probably doesn't buy factory farmed products and only buys organic like me

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posted May 14, 2012 09:32 AM            

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posted May 14, 2012 09:37 AM            

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posted May 14, 2012 02:48 PM            

i totally agree with you, especially about how freely these manifestations can play out, how much they vary. how many things the results depend on.

do you think the chart may explain the kind of abuse they had?

do we think people who may turn cruel or sociopath are always abused in the sense of physical or sexual?

posted May 14, 2012 02:53 PM            

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Originally posted by MyFavouriteName:

do we think people who may turn cruel or sociopath are always abused in the sense of physical or sexual?

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No. I know 2 potential sociopaths, one is actually diagnosed as borderline personality and she was never abused. I think the sociopathy is a way to cope with symptoms of BPD.

The other individual was also never abused and has lived a pretty charmed life (comes from a rich family).

posted May 14, 2012 02:57 PM            

do you think children can be born bad?

do you think maybe children can nurture their own minds into these bad behavioural problems simply because...

life and biology produce unpredictable, free results?

people have freedom of choice

posted May 14, 2012 03:54 PM            

Yes, I think the story of one's life can be told in exquisite detail from the natal chart and more so, with the addition of the synastry of the person with his parents. You have to have asteroids, though, for a complete picture.

The only thing lacking in knowing every detail of one's life is the mastery of the Astrologer.

Someone like IQ could take these 3 charts, above, and tell you about your life down to the very detail, as I see it. IQ did it with me, in fact.

I think in very,very rare instances someone may be born with no empathy i.e a sociopath. In these instances, the person is not lost as spiritual measures could restore the person to normality, imo.

For the 99 % cases of sociopaths, I think there was severe enough abuse for them to shut down their empathy as a form of protection.

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posted May 14, 2012 04:14 PM            

i wouldn't mind seeing if he can read my life story,

i can't make much sense of why iv done some of the things i have.

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posted May 14, 2012 04:28 PM            

he seems very affordable, i looked at his site, i couldn't find a specific reading for looking at ones chart and reading their life story so to speak.

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posted May 14, 2012 05:06 PM            

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emailed him, have people here had good results, can i trust using my paypal with him?

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Totally lol

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posted May 15, 2012 01:58 PM            

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Originally posted by WorldsBestDad:
I violently killed my hamster when I was a child. Astrologically, I'm too green to provide any reasoning but I definitely wouldn't act like that again. Scary.

Sun- Capricorn
Moon- Sagittarius
Rising- Gemini

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You're kidding right ?

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posted May 16, 2012 03:19 AM            

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Originally posted by Venus:
i almost got myself into a fight on pinterest because i commented on a picture of a child (probaly 2 years old)sitting on a dead dear or moose or whatever.. obviously they were so happy with their son's first kill.. omg i was so angry and i couldnt keep it to myself, how can they teach a child to be this cruel!!

its one thing to eat meat and something else entirely to make a sport out of killing wild animals.. where is the respect towards other living beings..
http://pinterest.com/pin/246149935853798033/?utm_source =sendgrid.com&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=comment_conversation

sorry if i was off topic..

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He didn't kill the animal and I doubt he was anywhere present when the deer was killed. And no 2 year old, no matter how gifted, is going to take down a big game animal.

But interesting enough one of my life plans was to live on a farm but rather than eat my animals I'd instead fish and hunt small game (maybe big game from time to time). The reason for this is that I saw animals I took care of as trusting me and thus killing them was a betrayal of that trust, but animals in the wild live by the natural cycle of predator & prey (and understand that to the core of their being) and thus I feel it's ok to hunt for food (and other necessities).

I also went hunting when I was 17 (living off the grid) and I realized that I could be killed by a bear or mountain lion also hunting or defending its cubs or territory. It happens, and bears have a nasty tendency to not die even when shot point blank in the head, until after they've killed you first. I didn't hold that against the animals, I saw them as having the same right to hunt and feed as I did and I didn't elevate my existence above theirs or the natural cycle of predator/prey (at least not as a philosophical level, though I certainly have survival instincts that favor me over other animals, human and otherwise, of course).

However, I don't understand the fanaticism some have for the sport or practices like sticking animal heads on the wall (and I don't think I'd allow anyone to do that in my home) though I suspect it's "proof of one's prowess" to take care of one's self. And a lot of hunting practices I've heard about shock or even anger me, like animals shot in cages, footage of hunters having a grand old time as they massacred ducks (there was so many shots it sounded like full auto and ducks rained from the sky into the lake which goes to show they were having sadistic fun rather than providing food, showing skill, or any honor & restraint), hunting by helicopter (I think this should only be allowed to take out an animal that is an active menace and even then as a last resort, not for fun or sport) or how a cougar was declawed to use as training for hunting dogs (which I not only thought as horrifying cruelty to the cougar but was doing those dogs a callous disservice for when they ran into a cougar that still had its claws).

posted May 16, 2012 05:34 AM            

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He didn't kill the animal and I doubt he was anywhere present when the deer was killed. And no 2 year old, no matter how gifted, is going to take down a big game animal.

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um yeah i know that im not an idiot! the people who posted the pic called this his first kil i know he didnt kill it himself..

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However, I don't understand the fanaticism some have for the sport or practices like sticking animal heads on the wall (and I don't think I'd allow anyone to do that in my home) though I suspect it's "proof of one's prowess" to take care of one's self. And a lot of hunting practices I've heard about shock or even anger me, like animals shot in cages, footage of hunters having a grand old time as they massacred ducks (there was so many shots it sounded like full auto and ducks rained from the sky into the lake which goes to show they were having sadistic fun rather than providing food, showing skill, or any honor & restraint), hunting by helicopter (I think this should only be allowed to take out an animal that is an active menace and even then as a last resort, not for fun or sport) or how a cougar was declawed to use as training for hunting dogs (which I not only thought as horrifying cruelty to the cougar but was doing those dogs a callous disservice for when they ran into a cougar that still had its claws).

Of course you may not be interested in other points of view and may decide I'm a sociopath who's only biding my time before I start hunting humans but just in case you're not then there it is. [/B]

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posted May 19, 2012 12:02 PM            

but do all children who have done this really become psychos?

or more relevantly, do they all become 'bad' ??