1st place that religion and politics have FAILED the world

[kansaiPJ]

Liked it a lot. Very amusing take.

[ARUaruTANkenNAInaiBA]

greaThanksmiles. its so important that we can find the amusing side in this world so rampant with apathy and hate. neither which is EVER acceptable. but its good if we can relax and enjoyoureality. nice to hear from you my friend.

eLi G., piaNOwarist in Nara, jApAnoTanks!

[dabiribd]

Way to go my friend.

I'm moving to Japan! LOL

[LOVeARThOpeace]

just come for a visit and maybe to play a concert (or two...)!

[KaidaRose]

Good idea. At first I didn't know what the title was about... I was like NANI?

Kidding I am not Japanese. That would be cool if I was I love Japan.

Anyway they treat children well? That's good to know.

So is that what you mean in other countries they don't treat children well? Religion doesn't...

[eligarf]

for the most part, the japanese treat their children with incredible respect and make sure they are well taken care of.

what I mean by religion and politics failing children is that both do NOT put children first; if they did it would be a different story. This is true all over the planet imho.

[gtristdan]

I would really like to visit there..Konnichiwa, my new word for the day ;) peace

[1WhoAmI2]

If you find a country that treats its children well, you'll probably find a country that treats adults well to. Interesting hypothesis. So you could do a comparison of the treatment of children around the world and then try to acertain the outcome of their childhoods...do they become good adults that treat others well. Interesting thought if nothing else.

[eligarf]

it starts with each home, each community. too much importance is tied to a country when our emphesis should be on the planet.

[ParadiseEarth1]

Perfect Bro... teach them including the idea that if thinking people of the world develops appetite for Whales & Dolphins, that these helpless creatures they will surely become extinct overnight right Bro?

[eligarf]

those helpless creatures need help!

[eligarf]

i meant the people you referred to (as well).

Our actions clearly come down to how we think, or don't think. we are not only what we eat, but what we think. thanks for being here Emmanuel :)

[ParadiseEarth1]

And thanks to you too Eli Bro. PeacefulTemple lost her cool with that video. If you got a chance, you may want to see VisionaryDreams:

"Wish I'd know what you were looking for..."

Vid... See you around Bro :^)

[rOtFLLiOLiOLiO]

that? you mean the dolphin one?

will check out VisionaryDreams, but I'm content just lookin at it :)

[ParadiseEarth1]

OK Bro :)

[ariestheramone]

i was close.

is it a planet anymore, or is it a planet covered with a man-made facade.

it's a living(or dying)planet underneath.

[ariestheramone]

Konichiwa! Is this the proper English spelling, from what I could find online it is, and I got it right first time.

Are you on a bike?

[B4MagiCarpeTurns2ash]

on a bike on the pavement on planet eARTh :)

konnichiwa or konnichiha is how they spell it in japan. こんにちは。

[eligarf]

it really does start with our own selves, but that is not what they teach children from the get go. by the time we learn that we're already adults and that really suckx!

[cooles1]

tHAT'S TRUe!!こんにちは。!!

[B4MagiCarpeTurns2ash]

but it really is never too late to learn. amazing at that seems every time it rings true.

onwards and upwards is always and all ways peace to me.

thanks for being here Concha! xxoo and smiles back at ya. eLi G.

[eligarf]

and perhaps, education!

[AlterEgoTrip]

Sweden treats the children well, but its getting to be more and more a whole social thing, as though children start becoming little adults by the time they hit 4 to 5.. its kind of strange in a way, because I see children as "babies" up to those ages, not in a subserviant way but as respect to their emotions and what they need.