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TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: 7even on June 25, 2007, 07:04:33 AM ---

lol... do you honestly believe that, or is that just something your religion somehow tells you to believe?


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Ofcourse I honestly believe that.  Tell me which part of it is hard for you to believe?

Your telling me that your own heart would feel comfortable with being lied to?

7even:

--- Quote from: Shakur Abdul-Latif's Definition Of Hip-Hop..by -Infinite- on June 25, 2007, 10:09:14 AM ---
--- Quote from: 7even on June 25, 2007, 07:04:33 AM ---

lol... do you honestly believe that, or is that just something your religion somehow tells you to believe?


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Ofcourse I honestly believe that.  Tell me which part of it is hard for you to believe?

Your telling me that your own heart would feel comfortable with being lied to?

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Of course not. But you're telling me that my own heart would feel comfortable with a fucked up reality. I disagree.

Elevz:
^ No offense, but aren't you bittered either way? Either you hate not knowing the full truth, or you hate the fact that you have the harsh truth you were looking for?

7even:

--- Quote from: Chamillionaire ---Telling yourself it's gon get better, but ain't believing a word
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That's basically what my point comes down to. If something simply sucks, some people be like "have a more positive attitude", "look at the bright sight", "things will get better" etc... but at the end of the day, you're just lying to yourself if you believe that. It's not helping, unless you're a pretty fucking good liar.

And it's not just about being bitter about everything, it's about being real with yourself. If something is dope, don't take anything away from that fact, and enjoy it. But I disagree with people who call it an attitude problem when somebody simply acknowledges the fact that something sucks.

Elevz:
^ Yeah, I respect that, that's some decent honesty. More people need that.

Question is, what do you value? With such a stance on life, you sure as hell must be something close to an objectivist to be able to survive mentally. That is: do you rule out the suckers in life, minimize your external dependency and recognise the virtue in your personal goals? Because I seem to remember that's not really you either...

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