who invented crime?

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title
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but isn't it a good question?

just wondering how many of you actually read the commentsection as we should.

this is another in a series of videos dedicated to Joe Ashley, a painter residing in Japan. this would be number ⑥ i believe. check related vids or search Joe Ashley japan if you want to see more.

peacEveryone
peACEverywhere
peACEveryday
everyonEverywherEVERYday
all ways, peace.

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[MomoDelicious]

glad I read descriptions.lol :)

[REthinkEReLiztiKator]

I'm glad you are here Momo. actually, your video got me to think more deeply about the talk in the background and that does give us some answers related to the subject you brought up, and in that respect maybe this vid is related to the title. but i donT know what i mean, yet again!

[REthinkEReLiztiKator]

this is also part 1 of 2 of this reading

part 2 is on a different channel but I'm not sure which one!!!

[jesuswonthelottery]

cool, the guy who invented law invented crime btw. peace bro.

[jesuswonthelottery]

true, perhaps i should say most people. I may seem cynical at times but it really is up to us as a whole to break the confining paradigm mankind finds itself in. I dont talk like this to everyone. Frustration is my downfall yet i am patient. All things will come about as is necessary. We have a choice as to what side of the fence we fall on, life or death. in the end it matters little to the universe as a whole.

[Danielnoctis]

Who invented crime?

The "holy" books

[Realityinplay]

Pic painted by a HIV prick

[NorikoKUROkawa]

If I can be free from pain, body skin is young, want to put your tatto...

[kalacaw]

I just found it on the internet, so I'll send you the link. It's just a short story. I had forgotten some of it since I hadn't read it in a long time, but you'll see how I was reminded of it by your comment, "Lots are cast every day and wining isn't always a good thing." I hadn't thought of that story in years.

[jesuswonthelottery]

no, i will have to chek that out.

[kalacaw]

Perhaps I shouldn't reduce the answer to so much simplicity, but without evil, good would mean nothing, and our existence would be for nothing. It would be, I think, a more agonizing life than we can even imagine. Just sharing my thoughts this morning. :)

[kalacaw]

jesuswonthelottery: Your comment reminds me of that story, "The Lottery." Did you read that? I know your comment is two months old now, but you got my attention. :)

[eligarf]

late reply Red, but glad to see YOUR comment.

many hands make light work. thanks for being here!

~eLi G.