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- Stefan Molnar
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Why do we need violence to transfer power?
Revolutions are some very effective types of mass manipulation through which power changes and shifts. Why do we, humas, hold on to our positions or ideas even if we know we are wrong?
Jan 25 2012: It's the architecture of our brains. Remember, though, the brain is plastic and capable of learning through great effort. A valid class to add to any curriculum for children is "Compassion" or something like that.
Jan 25 2012: I agree very much that "A valid class to add to every curriculum for children is "Compassion". The only way to create a better world is to create a better next generation. Humans can only be better if there is collective compassion in the "nurture". Until then it is repeat history..
Feb 11 2012: I agree with you both. Until we start to notice that the biosphere is the bottom line and there's no nearby planet to exploit, our species has a serious gap in it's logic which could be identified as The Compassion Gap.
Until we see that we are all in this together, we are pretty much headed for extinction.
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Feb 11 2012: Closing the "serious gap which exists in our logic, " the Compassion Gap, " is priority #1. This can only be achieved when we work together as one team. Everyone needs to realize that we are on the same team.
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We are one team working for the betterment of humankind. Stay good. Stay light.
Thomas Jones
Feb 10 2012: The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong. - Mahatma Gandhi
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We do not not need violence to transfer power. We use violence to shield us from our own, mis-perceived weakness.
Feb 10 2012: you said what i wanted to say with such brevity and clarity that i am utterly jealouse:)
Usha Hegde
Jan 28 2012: In some very rare cases, violence is not necessary. In our country India, the independance movement was non-violent to a large extent. Gandhii brought independence to our country from colonial rule using non-violence (satyagraha)
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Manue M
Feb 6 2012: Very true Usha. Maybe those cases are not that rare thus?!
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I recommend the movie: Gandhi. Winner of 8 academy awards. Great movie, very inspiring.
Rhona Pavis
Jan 25 2012: We do not. As long as male domination persists, there will be the noise of violence making people wretched. THE WOMEN'S REVOLUTION IS THE LAST REVOLUTION THAT THE WORLD WILL EVER NEED. As soon as MALES=FEMALES throughout all parts of society, the violence will end.
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Jan 26 2012: You might want to study the history of female leaders. They have been just as bloodthirsty as the males.
Rhona Pavis
Jan 26 2012: Margaret Thatcher said she abandoned her womanhood when she entered politics. Female leaders have had to operate within male-designed and male-dominated systems. In order to get anywhere at all, they needed to act like men. Now is the time to change that, if we want a healthy, prosperous, happy, successful, society for all males and females. Let's equalize the power between males and females and just watch and enjoy the wonderful results. Seems worth a try.
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Paul Lillebo
Jan 27 2012: Thanks. I get it now. When men do something it's the men's fault. When women do something it's the men's fault. That's at least an easy rule to remember.
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Mark Hurych
Jan 29 2012: Rhona, I get it. Testosterone-driven individuals have used brute force gleefully and have been praised as heros throughout most of human history. There is a female element (and I mean the kind of female element in us all--just as there is good and evil within us all) that needs to be openly used and applied with our heroic imagination. Our humanity will not evolve to a better condition with "alpha male" mentality. Any image of struggle reduced to "us" versus "them" is missing the point: We either work together for the betterment of humanity or we all suffer in the end. Margaret did what she thought she had to do in order to operate as an equal among men in a certain style of political men's club.Feb 2 2012: I would go a step further. Given that men have been largely in charge for the past few millennia, we should put women in complete charge for a similar length of time.
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There is no possible way that they could cock it up as bad as men have. What's the worst that could happen. Russia will make a cutting comment about America and then America won't talk to Russia for a full week?Jan 28 2012: Paul, Do you want to pretend that there are no problems related to male domination and male design of societal insitutions and the subordination of women?
Feb 10 2012: my dear boy you underestimate us...we are extremely powerful creatures and form extreme alliances and networks and can use our power to equal destructive use as men..in fact men employ many feminine powers to acheive their aims of evil so ithink just as that elven lady said to frodo do not tempt me instead of a dark lord you should have a terrible qween and all would bow benteath me..the thing is to destroy the ring of power..the circle of power the circle of power and weakness by burning it in the fire from whence it come the fire of knowledge perhpas..self knowledge?... and it is mostly the humble {more so than weak} who take the job of frodo and attempt to drag it through to the firre..as thos who would reballance power rather than relinquish it and in doing so relinquish weakness will inevitably be corrupted by it. so to each invividual comes the enormous taks to let go of power and weakness and the cycle of painand suffereing that comes from it...and that apraoch is non violence but also non weakness standong ones ground however small...Feb 15 2012: i think that both sexes have been repressed in many ways and that if you cling to the idea that women are repressed and men arent then your not seeing the whole picture... the whole of society has been built on power and violence its how we got where we are today and perhaps nessisarily so but its certainly where we are moving away from now and towards the future to a more equitable society for all men women children how about letting children go into power they are very sweet .... and will cut through any economically complex problem tot he heart of the matter ....they wont uphold anything overcomplicated because they wont understand iit and they will just see children dying in africa and say lets give them money and food and water.... great! there are certainly problems related to domination..but it is domination which is the key not whos dominating who... for instance there is a market amount of jews in banking should we say there must be less jews in power in banking becuase it in not equal or should we say that banking should become more compassionate as a whole and work towards a better system regardless of who or what race or what gender runs that system.? the subordination of women has in the past also benifited women and just as the system of domination gives out tokens it has given men token powers but these are just tricks andbadges men do not have real power they have been given th eillusionof power that they might better be kept quiet just as a man might give some money to his wife to stop her complaining baout the real issues so man is given totems of power because they like power its as shiney to them as a pair of jimmy choos to us and we are given nice things to buy and they are given nice jobs where they can feel powerfull while conforming to the system quietly... mans power is hush money... so ithink you need to see through what youve been taught about men and really question its validity in an equal society...Feb 3 2012: Jeffrey, I think society would be just as dysfunctional and perverse, if women dominated. The only solution to the world's problems is equality between men and women. It is the complementarity, the balance in perspective and approach that our world needs. Let's give that a try. Glad to see you are not afraid of women being in power, though. Wish all men could see how safe and happy they will be as soon as women and men sit equally in all places of power. Happy Today.
Feb 9 2012: Rhona - My tongue was firmly in cheek in my previous comment.
I agree that equality is the key to harmony. The best advice I ever received was on my wedding day "Just smile and agree and you'll be happy. If you are determined to have your say then become content with being unhappy." It's worked well for me for 20 years.
Misogyny never made sense to me. The philosophy of cutting out half of the energy, spirit and innovation of the human race seems like bad management.
Cheerio.Feb 10 2012: you cannot sit in power and create equality equality and power do not mix. if one creates power one also creates its opposite weakness and that is not equality equality may never be a realistic outcome but lets be sure of the ideal at least and not mistake equality for anything which can contain power or weakness... like untity which anhialiates opposites equality anhialates inequality and power supoorts teh cycle of inequality and helps it to turn the wheel has turned to favour sometimes this and sometimes that sometimes one is winning sometimes losing but in an equal and unified state {which im not convinced can exist but still its an ideal worth trying for} there are no winners and losers. but just as there will always be difference among men and women perhaps there will always be winners and losers oppressors and oppressed violateor and victim perhpas this is the duality inherent in our existence... but i hope something close to equality can be acheived by integrating as much as we can just as men and women can come to know themselves more wholely by accepting their male facets if a woman and vice versa... such people are very attractive because they can connect with men and women in a different way than anyone stuck in their stereotype and rejecting theri own male attributes or subverting their feminine... so if people cna integrate male and female within themselves perhaps it spossible to integrate power and weakness within and maybe also without on a social level.
Linda Taylor
Jan 28 2012: Really? I don't think so. Women fight so much dirtier than men. When men fight there are rules. When women fight there is no quarter... no survivors,,, no prisoners. Oh sorry maybe I mean when I fight...
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Jan 28 2012: Linda, Glad you acknowledge that you are speaking about yourself.
Jan 28 2012: Rhona I wish I was. Just watch young women. They are viscous. You can see it on the media, youtube, Facebook. Unfortunately I truly believe this. i've seen it in person.
Rhona Pavis
Jan 29 2012: Linda, perhaps what you are seeing is the absence of parenting or good parenting. And then there is "bullying." People are born with the desire to love and be loved. The negativity you speak of is the result of negative experiences such as brutality or deprivation of love and respect. I would not take those perversions as norms. You insult the vast majority of females when you do that.
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Jan 29 2012: Perhaps in your pollyanna world. This is the last time I try and state a truth and deflect the harshness. Don't try and tell me I insult women. This is prime example of lateral violence and I refuse to participate.Jan 31 2012: Linda, I wonder what makes you think your experience with women is more real or authentic than my experiences. Where you and I disagree, I will just assume that I am right and you are wrong. I guess you can understand that.
Feb 2 2012: Rhona, you talk about "equality" - but what is it exactly, other than a very enticing fiction? It seems to me, however regrettably, that males cannot "=" females.
Erin Tuncan
Feb 2 2012: Rhona, you say " THE WOMEN'S REVOLUTION IS THE LAST REVOLUTION THAT THE WORLD WILL EVER NEED. As soon as MALES=FEMALES throughout all parts of society, the violence will end." also " In order to get anywhere at all, they needed to act like men. Now is the time to change that" I am aware this is not a complete quote but I want to point out your position seems to be, Women would make better leaders than men. This is a hypocrisy, this is just a flip of positions, not equality. Men and women can also not be equal, because we are not the same. We can all be treated equal, yes, but we cannot BECOME equal. It would not matter, male or female, black or white, christian or muslim. Human nature and basic needs and thought processes are the same. We are all human, there are good and bad, gental and vicious, etc etc. in all catagories, you are far over generalizing, thus getting away from the actual issue to suit your agenda, or so it seems. equality between males and females will not make peace. Understanding and acceptance among all people will be as much peace as we can hope for in humanity. There will never be an absolute peace. Nature, by its nature is violent, like all animals we will eventually have to fight to survive. Violence is a part of life, we can minimalize but not completely get rid of it.Feb 2 2012: Will Hawthorn, I disagree with you. Males are different than females. We have all noticed that. Females are equal to males. I wonder why males are so afraid to acknowledge their equality to women. Perhaps you can explain this very deep-rooted fear.
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Feb 3 2012: Rhona, can you please qualify the statement "females are equal to males" so I can understand your argument thus constructively participate.
Thomas Jones
Feb 10 2012: Rhona,
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They say for a woman to be considered as good as a man, she needs to be twice as smart, work twice as hard, and have better social skills.
Fortunately, that is easy to do.
You do seem to reduce all conflict to the male domination of women. While I agree women are not treated equally, even in relatively egalitarian cultures, let alone Islamic and more patriarchal societies, I do not think our problems can be traced solely to this one issue.
Our problems are very likely symptoms of our collective human condition, not simply a consequence of men's "maleness."
And, as an aside, some of the most violent people I have ever interacted with have been women.Feb 3 2012: Will,
If you have trouble grasping the concept, I think that is the problem. Perhaps, if you meditate on it for a while, it will come to you that, indeed, MEN=WOMEN and, therefore, women should not be subordinated to men and men should not have superior power to women.
Feb 9 2012: Dear Rhona
I am a wooman and I disagree with you about male equality to female and vice versa. I read most of your comments here and it seems to me that you are confused about your own believe.
As I understood your idea is that both males n females should have an equal "power" in decision-making, regardless of the sphere where those decisions should be made or implemented as well as that they also should be treated equally when executing these decisions. I totally agree with that, however it doesn't make females = males in any other way.
Whether male's methods are more violent than female's – I personally believe that it all down to competition, which is in a human nature, regardless of our sex. We are all want to be better, cleverer, more successful, wealthier etc. etc.Feb 9 2012: Linda - I can tell you for a fact that there are plenty of men who don't fight to prove a point, show their honor, or even win the fight fair and square. I used to be on a SWAT team and I've worked with SAS, marines, etc.
And any fight is about walking away alive. There are some men who are much more vicious than any female I have ever met. Sure, one can always find the exceptions to the rule, but when you are taking the genders as statistical classes, I would be much more likely to turn my back on a woman than a man.
Having said that we are all humans and that means we all have good points and not so good points in all of us.
Feb 10 2012: Jeffrey. I think you might be right about men being physically more viscous. They tend to like things that blow up and sharp objects. Women are just as viscous but we do not have the physical prowess. We engage in what is know as lateral or horizontal violence. In that we are at least as viscous as men. For instance, go ahead and walk away, but I can still get your career, if not that I can tie you up in court for years. That's just a small illustration of what I am talking about.Jan 25 2012: Perhaps because, most wrong-doers don't have the tools in their mind to apologize and make good on their mistake.
Jan 25 2012: There is the case of revolutions when leaders will not move even if violence breaks out. Gaddafi held power with a strong hand and even blood shed. Are they really defending what they believe in? Are their morals so out of this world that they find violence an answer to defend their rule?
Jan 25 2012: A moral person does not use violence.
Jan 27 2012: Against Adolf Hitler was there no other option but to use violence. He and his followers openly stated that what they sought was the annihilation of all opposition, Jewish, Christian, Allied... I think it was perfectly moral to use violence against him...and a duty. Was Jesus not violent in the Temple when he threw out the traders and money lenders? Was he wrong too?Jan 27 2012: Violence is a biological phenomea for propagation (creating so much as posible). Violence degenerate within the development of creatures. In order to have a future for the human being it necessary to overwelm behaviour in any kind of violenceJan 28 2012: With respect to the forum. Ka daffy, was an idiot. ( a dead idiot ) :)Jan 25 2012: I think that there are two possibilites:
1. The people who hold on to their positions do really believe in what they fight for. Take Adolf Hitler for example. If you have read his book "Mein Kampf" you can read that he really believed that he was doing the right thing and his believes were right, assuming it was his actual way of thinking and not just a piece of propaganda.
2. People who are in power simply don't want to lose the luxury that their position grants them, whether their ideas are wrong or right.
Jan 26 2012: Koen: you are right in what you say, but there is a lot more to it. Your idea depends on a rather out of date mechanistic world view. Perhaps OK in the 19th century, but no longer. Hint: "atoms" don't exist". It all comes down to just what is human nature, anyway.
Jan 26 2012: Of course I understand it's not this black and white, but I believe the core of the answer in these situations lies within these two options. And yes, human nature plays a big role in everything, but I don't see human nature as unexplainable and I think trying to clarify actions by simply calling it human nature is not a right answer.
Jan 27 2012: Koen: what I was getting at is the internal logic of the power fans. Just as a proposition, I would say that, various dynastic extremists aside, "human nature", for probably hundreds of thousands of years has been that ,in small family groups and clans, succession of "leaders" was really not a matter of violence, but rather consensus. The assumption being that you don't do violence to "your own". Now in modern times, our groups are ever so much larger, and it is possible to talk about "them" vs. "us". But this habit that we have now is completely dependent on the idea that the them-us distintinction is "real", and justifies the violence. But I think this view is philosophical erroneous and ultimately (soon) indefensible. Sort of like the arguments about "Race"; a hundred fifty years ago it was scientifically defensible; now it is not. I think we are on the verge of finding out, as a culture, that human nature is what the Buddhists said, not the Christians.Jan 26 2012: Koen: I think you're absolutely right. The need of violence to transfer power is required as people are very concrete in regards to maintaining said power. You can look at this in a macro- or micro- sense, from the individual to the State in which that individual lives. Both actors will do whatever it takes to survive (Realist theory), and that means you MUST be the actor in the hold of greater power.
Neoliberally, one may say that cooperation between powers due to the interdependence that they have is the key to maintaining codependence. Neoliberalism is of course much more complex of a theory than Neorealism.Feb 10 2012: We should determine a ranking of bad to worse in the nature of coersion and violence. Where Genocide and Rape and murder are at one extreme and refusing to share my internet access with you is at the other. Then working from the worse end we should adress how to both respond to imediatly stop such an act and work out a method for in the long term making a n end to those worse forms of violence. I was assaulted sexually at the age of 5 very damaging to me mentally, I dream all the time about a moment when humans are setting foot on the moon or mars for a permement settlement. And in the speech some one says today we have a world of man that has never known war never known murder never has it had a hand raised against another no person of any age has been raped in fact not only has no hand been raised against an other, neither has any voice been raise in anger. This is a new time a new world and we undertake a sacred vow that it shall not ever know these things.
But that's a dream. Something in the nature of the league of nations should be reinstituted so that wherever a nation begins international or internal war or genocide , the other nations of the world could inundate them with troops carrying less lethal weapons( backed by more lethal ones should resistance to the peace keepers be to violent. )These troops should be ceded to and commanded by the UN maybe 100 troops from each county l 100 thousand troops plus or minus could pretty quickly put the brakes on some thing like Somalia or Uganda The UN should have access to the satellite intel of its security council members, and the UN should develop a air sea and space force that could in the air provide air support to UN missions, on sea carry out environmental and anti piracy & SAR. In space when privatization is the future and airliners are WMD a orbital coast guard with police powers is the only way to keep space from becoming an armed extention of nationalist conflict.Feb 9 2012: "Wrong" is a relative term. What some percieve as right, others percieve as wrong due to cultural differences or different moral systems to which they are used.
To answer your question, the people who still hold on to their positions or ideas or even habits DON'T actually know they are wrong either because they don't know the negative implications of their actions or because they choose to close their eyes and be ignorant of them.
As to the matter of "revolutions", in my humble opinion no revolution happens without being allowed to happen. In this century, nothing is spontaneous anymore.
Tommy Bong
Feb 7 2012: Mind is the emperor, power rolls the rock.
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Stuart Woods
Feb 6 2012: Hi Stefan, I think that of the three essential power bases (violence/wealth and knowledge)violence is the most readily available and inclusive of all three powers. The other two are seemingly elitist and unattainable for many so the default setting to transfer power is ultimately violence. Although not necessarily needing less thought, endeavor or tenacity, I believe violence connects via our primal instinct and not only pre-dates knowledge and wealth but will arguably conquer both in the end if allowed to endure in sufficient enough quantities. Also I see that violence can often be seen a leveler (of say race or class) and so through the ages has featured in key events where either wealth and/or knowledge have failed.
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Michael Juan
Feb 6 2012: Humans are social animals, the easiest way to transfer power is to cripple or destroy the thing that is currently in power. This is achieved by mostly violence because it is the easiest way to harm others.
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Feb 6 2012: Thank you for the link Richard.
Gene SHarp's observations are a critical peice in the resolution of non-resource based conflict.
THis might be a critical evolutionary factor to prevent unecessary fragmentation promoted by resource injustices.
Bruno Carre
Jan 28 2012: because, sadly, violence is a huge part of human nature, which dictates behavior too often. We are still animals, after all, with a "superior" brain. But this human brain is often underused or bypassed by the urge to use force.
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Also this:
Put the history of violence on a timeline: It's been used and accepted since the dawn of the human race, for thousands and thousands of years. The concepts of peaceful settlements are relatively "new". The UN was created less than a hundred years ago. What's that compared to thousands of years during which violence was a part of everyday life?
The peaceful homo sapiens is just a toddler...
Fortunately, there are examples that show peaceful resolutions of conflicts work: Gandhi, the revolution in Portugal, Czechoslovakia, etc.
This shows us the 20th and 21st century human is capable of evolving and has found a new way to solve conflicts.
Be patient, tell your children to tell their children there are many ways other than violence to make a dent in the universe.
han jinyu
Jan 29 2012: Everything is relative, time can change everything.
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Rhona Pavis
Jan 28 2012: Violence is not the way of women.
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Jan 29 2012: Walk through an elementary school on any given day and watch 6,7 and 8 year old girls have at it like it's the Jerry Springer show.
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You know Rhona, 40 years ago I remember the quote: "Girls are sugar and spice and everything nice."
That is just not true anymore. Not of every woman. Women are just as violent and aggressive as men. They might not have the brute strength of men, but they can still manipulate events, and attack if provoked.
As a matter of fact, girls, even in the elementary schools are violent. I remember one particular day walking through the halls of a school, and observing pieces of hair on the floor. Upon investigation, I discovered two girls had a huge fight, and one proceeded to pull the hair of another. It was done with such hatred that the pieces came off.
I was shocked.....I had never seen anything like it. My view of girls changed.
Jan 29 2012: Mary,. it seems likely that girls growing up in a male designed and male dominated system would show some perversions in their behavior, since they never received the respect and acknowledgement of their equality to men. Do you understand the self-hatred women who have anorexia and bulimia and other psychological ailments because women are taught that they are not as valuable to society as men? When girls and boys, men and women are treated as equals throughout all institutions and societal systems, both can behave normally. Men won't need machismo and women won't need their psychological distortions. Then they can all be who they really are.
Ragini Lal
Feb 9 2012: Rhona, I understand where you are coming from, however, if we women wait to be treated fairly and equally before changing our behaviour patterns, we will wait till the end of our days. The answer is probably in awareness and education and not in feeling sorry for ourselves.Jan 29 2012: I do not know your reality, but you are sadly mistaken. There is a saying, "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." ~ William Congreve, 1697. He wrote that for a reason. I was not kidding when I said that women are viscous.
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Jan 29 2012: Linda, I can only assume that you are describing yourself. You insult women. Have you considered that you may be incorrect in this negative conclusion you are trying to put forth as "fact?" My experience is differerent than yours, apparently. I have reached a different conclusion than you have.
Jan 29 2012: If the truth insults you so be it. You have probably been enculturated in your belief and that is fine. But women are as violent if not more violent than men. We just apply it differently.
There are many many examples in nature and we are a product of nature.
In my experience, women participate in a type of violence that is not direct. They even have a term for it. It is called lateral violence or horizontal violence. This is the type of violence that is a sequela of oppressed group behavior.
Just google the terms. You will find lots of hits. Your refusal to acknowledge this behavior perpetuates it.Jan 31 2012: Linda, I can't figure out why you are so certain that what you utter is the truth and reach the conclusion that, since you do not agree with me, I must be wrong. At least you acknowledge that women are oppressed. I wonder how you would suggest ending the oppression of women. I am open to your positive suggestions. We will have more truth in communication, when males equal females. I wonder why men are so terrified of acknowledging their equality to women and living according to that truth that they surely must realize.
Feb 9 2012: Data that supports my claim? That is a common method of establishing truth. I take it you did not google anything. It's ok. It would ruin your paradigm.
Feb 10 2012: Hi Rhona,
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Let me ask you, do you feel that the reason thousands of women are sitting in jail today is because we continue to be oppressed, and only when we are treated as equals will we stop being violent?
I am asking, because I think there is a breakdown of communication between you and Linda, and I want to understand both of you better.
If women's violence is a result of....."women are taught that they are not as valuable to society as men", then why are men violent?........who are they suppose to be imitating in order to be peaceful?
Linda you are welcomed to reply as well.
Ovi Ficle
Jan 29 2012: I think this discussion is not for this century. Women indeed are less prone to physical violence, but that doesn't mean they can't make decisions of sending troops in other countries or nuke an enemy one. I doubt Obama thrown a punch in his life but that doesn't mean he doesn't take malevolent decisions. I think that as long as we have a system based on money and competition for survival, scarcity and crime will always exist.
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Tommy Bong
Feb 9 2012: "Violence is not the way of women." ? You must be joking!
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Way of woman is subtle violence. Always has been, always will be.
Killing me softly...........Feb 10 2012: Rhona, You keep saying things like "violence is not the way of women" as if it was universally true.
Three of the four most violent and destructive people I have ever had to deal with personally have been women.
I think you may be exaggerating a tendency. Sure women are nurturing, but so are men. And men can be violent but so can women.
It is predominantly men who fight in wars but that is partly because most cultures will not allow women to fight. When they are allowed to, they fight just as aggressively as men. (For example, women are now becoming suicide bombers.)
Most domestic violence is perpetrated by men, but by no means, all of it.
Your view seems to be overly simplistic and biased.
This is not a "man thing." Nor is it a "woman thing." It is a "human thing."
Feb 11 2012: Thomas, Thank you for your thoughtful comments. If you were a woman who lived in a culture that treated women as they are treated within those cultures, ..............
I respectfully disagree with you.Feb 15 2012: i dont think thats true and im wondering what your basing that idea on? as i think you were already asked? we would expect a man to uphold his claims that all women were some way or another and i expect you to do the same. just becuase your a woman doenst mean you can go around saying things that sound nice with no evidence. andi would go further to say how dare you deny me a woman the right to be everything a man is and more! any violence man can do i can do better i can do anything better than you...no you cant... yes i can... so your really limeting women by saying we are not violent. also your overlooking the fact that men are totally repressed in our society as well... and have not had the abliity to express their true nature and therefore have had create things like the underground porn industry and prostitution to secretly fullfill needs that we should accept are part of their nature....men are as repressed for example they are not supposed to express emotion but thats fine for a woman...what does that do to our society? we have a society with as its formation many years of control over our moral relational and familial lives down to a nessesity perhaps at the time to coelesc power and the only means of doing that to exploit and control both men and women their relations their bodies etc... if you want equality you have to start thinking equally first before anything in the world can change. if you yourself have such prejudiced beliefs about men and women then how can you expect the world to be any different? think of all the men who are expected to be violent without question and put down if they are not..people whove been forced to perform violence to women and violence to others just to be accepted in society ..like soldiers who are expected to go to war and kill and not cry about it. many vets are psychologically disturbed by that and even in more subtle ways we uphold these ideas as if they were truth without question. where did these ideas come from?
Feb 15 2012: If men and women acknowledged their equality to each other and lived according to that truth, both would be different in ways that yield more health and happiness for both. For example, men would not need to repress their emotions, if women had 50% of the power. Maybe prostitution and pornography would disappear, when women and men are living within the truth of their equality. Maybe women and men could just be who they really are and feel no need to manipulate others to get what they need or want. I think what I think. I believe what I believe. I respect your right to think and believe differently than I do. Thank you for your expression of your true thoughts and feelings on this matter.


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Well I guess it would be cheating to say my dreams are completely coherent, or that I've remembered all of my dreams, but the line get's thinner all the time.
I will say that I appreciate the resonance of this idea in myself and others.
Another thing worth noting is that it more represents a dramatic encounter with truth for me, not necessarily some sort of perpetual state of grace. The dream I had last night, for example, might best be categorized as somewhere between Saul's vision, and the lost final chapter of The Screwtape Letters. :0]
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Principles of Epidemiology
Credit Hours: 3
An overview of epidemiological investigation, including introduction to the tools of descriptive and basic analytical epidemiology, and basic sociodemographic concepts. Basic concepts in statistical inference are discussed as they relate to epidemiological applications. (Essential #2 and #7)
Health Care Policy and Advanced Practice Nursing
Credit Hours: 3
This course provides an overview of health care policy and selected policy models. Ethical, legal and social factors impacting policy development are addressed. The policy making processes at the organizational, local, state, national, and international level are explored. The role of an advanced practice nurse in influencing policy in health care delivery, outcomes and professional nursing is emphasized. Students learn skills to analyze policy processes and engage in politically competent actions. (Essential #5)
Health Care Delivery Systems
Credit Hours: 3
This course focuses on the assessment of health care delivery systems and the organizational theories and behavior involved in those systems. System processes are examined to eliminate health disparities and promote patient safety. Trends in health care delivery models will be explored. Future possibilities of health care delivery models will be envisioned. (Essential #1 & 2)
Interprofessional Collaboration
Credit Hours: 3
This course utilizes an interprofessional framework to guide the exploration of complex patient-centered care of individuals, families, communities, and vulnerable populations. Course topics include: the history of interprofessional practice, its philosophic principles, terminology, current research, team competencies, and frameworks of practice. This course consists of one 2-hour seminar each week and 1 credit hour of interprofessional clinical practice that is equal to 75 clock hours. (Essential #6)
Leadership in Health Care
Credit Hours: 3
This course analyzes leadership theories and spheres of influence of the advanced practice nurse in the delivery of health care. Change theory and the process of making change at an organizational/system level are examined. Students will focus on the assessment and enhancement of their leadership skills and career development. Effective leadership strategies within an organization are analyzed. The course requires 75 hours of clinical. (Essential #2 & #6)
Clinical Informatics
Credit Hours: 2
Information literacy and the use of computers in health care are explored. Students learn the processes for selection and evaluation of information systems and patient care technology are studied. Use of technology to analyze outcomes and examine patterns is emphasized. Information systems/decision supports and web-based learning or clinical tools are discussed to support or improve patient care. (Essential #3 & #4)
Evidence Based Practice I
Credit Hours: 3
This course discusses the processes involved in systematic review in evidence-based practice. It prepares nurses to: critique and conduct systematic reviews and critically appraise clinical practice guidelines. The course requires 75 hours of clinical. (Essential #2 & 3)
Evidence Based Practice II: Methods and Techniques
Credit Hours: 3 (required for those enrolled Fall, 2011 and beyond)
This course builds on student's understanding of scholarly inquiry, research designs, methods, and research translation as best practices in health care. Topics include theoretical underpinnings for translational research design, needs assessment, program planning and evaluation, and application of quantitative and qualitative methods in the study of practice related phenomena. Cultural, political, and ethical issues related to translational research are addressed are consistent with Jesuit values.
Capstone Project Management
Credit Hours 1-2 (required for those enrolled Fall, 2011 and beyond)
This course is designed to assist the student in refining the Capstone project in regard to the clinical research question, statistical analysis, writing the interpretation and discussion of results. The course is offered as variable credit.
DNP Clinical and Capstone Project
Credit Hours: 3-4 (4 for those enrolled prior to Fall, 2011)
This course includes 1 credit hour of seminar and 3 credit hours of clinical. The clinical requirement includes 225 hours of experience culminating in a publishable paper. This clinical experience will provide the student with the opportunity to integrate and synthesize knowledge gained throughout the program. The student's project will focus on a practice change initiative in risk reduction. Examples include: a program evaluation, a quality improvement project, evaluation of a new practice model, a consulting project, or a pilot study. (All Essentials)


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Hodgkins Disease Center - Minneapolis, MN
Minneapolis Oncologist Doctors for Hodgkins Disease
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A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; the oncologist specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of all types of cancer and other benign and malignant tumors. These subspecialists decide on and administer chemotherapy as well as consult with surgeons and radiotherapists on other treatment for cancer.
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Minneapolis is the largest city in the U.S. state of Minnesota and is the county seat of Hennepin County. The city lies on both banks of the Mississippi River, just north of the river's confluence with the Minnesota River, and adjoins Saint Paul, the state's capital. Known as the Twin Cities, these two form the core of Minneapolis-St. Paul.
The city is abundantly rich in water with over twenty lakes and wetlands, the Mississippi river, creeks and waterfalls, many connected by parkways in the Chain of Lakes and the Grand Rounds Scenic Byway. Minneapolis was once the world's flour milling capital and a hub for timber, and today is the primary business center between Chicago and Seattle. Named America's most literate city, Minneapolis has cultural organizations that draw creative people and audiences to the city for theater, visual art, writing, and music. The community's diverse population has a long tradition of charitable support through progressive public social programs and through private and corporate philanthropy.
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18-foot great white shark the biggest among 15 spotted at Calif. beach
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A time-lapse video that's trending on Facebook today shows two Golden Retrievers named Colby and Bleu growing up in less than two minutes, capturing that fleeting puppy stage with brilliance. The owner filmed the dogs over the course of nine months running around the same corner and racing for their food bowls. In the first […] [Read More]
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Snuggle time just got better with the Cuddly Cotti Pure Nature Organic Towel Doll from Haba. The soft, gentle lamb comes complete with its own fluffy towel that makes falling asleep easier, playtime more fun, and even dries away the occasional tear. The Cotti is made from high quality cotton harvested by controlled organic farming. Stuffed with polyester filling, the little lamb is both washable and hygienic.
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Patients recovering from stroke, trauma and other neurological disorders receive Rehabilitation Services on an inpatient and outpatient basis that include physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy. Southeast's multi-disciplinary team works to initiate rehabilitation services as soon as possible so that patients may transition to the next stage of recovery as easily as possible.
The patient is able to move from any area of the hospital directly to Inpatient Rehabilitation as soon as he is accepted into the program. Once on the rehab unit, an estimated length of stay is generated for the patient. The patient is followed closely by the physician, nursing and the therapists while receiving intensive treatment. Once the patient is discharged home, their therapy can continue on an outpatient basis.
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Southeast Outpatient Rehabilitation Services, conveniently located at HealthPoint Rehab, at the intersection of Kingshighway and Independence in Cape Girardeau, provides a broad scope of rehabilitation services for both children and adults.
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Of course it goes without saying that we hope it's a matter of a few hours, but every upgrade so far has caused days of downtime after the effect. So if we need all day to be sure it's done right, that is what it will take.
Timan has ported the current "Pegasus" theme to Invision Power Board 3.4.5, so for many there won't be a very noticeable change except of course for a few more new options, and complete IE10 compatibility
Noticeable changes to come are an overhaul of the warning system, we can now give standard reasons for warnings, although the note to the offender will always remain custom to the infraction. Members will also be required to "acknowledge" any warnings before they can post again. This helps our moderating team against members "going off on one" in multiple topics.
And finally there is an archive option built into IPB now. So we will be able to archive topics that haven't been replied to for a year (this may change to a shorter period) this will definitely speed up the forums and SQL database, more info on that when the upgrade is completed.
When the upgrade starts on Sunday I will also post a notice on the front page, and try to keep everyone updated on our progress.
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- Yes, Everything will be preserved (with exception to Blogs).
- There will be no Darkside theme initially, we are going to be updating the whole site with a new theme, a new Darkside will return.
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- We don't know how long the upgrade will take, or when the new themes will be completed (yet).
- As pointed out months ago, Blogs are being discontinued for subscribers. They will not be accessible after the upgrade.
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Holocaust survivor Charles Middleberg will talk about his experiences as a boy living in France during the Nazi occupation in "From Generation to Generation," to be held at Wilson College on Monday, Oct. 22.
DATE: Oct. 4, 2012
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CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Holocaust survivor Charles Middleberg will talk about his experiences as a boy living in France during the Nazi occupation in "From Generation to Generation," to be held at Wilson College on Monday, Oct. 22. The lecture, which is free and open to the public, will begin at 7 p.m. in Warfield Hall's Allen Auditorium.
Middleberg and his family were Jews living in Paris when the Germans invaded the city during World War II. For a time, the family successfully hid in a ceiling storage room. Later, Middleberg and his brother were sent to the country and ultimately, survived the Holocaust. The boys later learned that their mother and father had been sent to the Auschwitz concentration camp, where their mother died but their father managed to survive.
Middleberg, of Marlton, N.J., is the grandfather of Wilson student Jessica Middleberg.
Light refreshments will be served following the presentation, which is sponsored by Wilson's Diversity Team, Office of the Chaplain and the Office of Residence Life.
For more information, contact Wilson Chaplain Rosie Magee at 717-264-4141, Ext. 3307, or email@example.com
Founded in 1869, Wilson College is a liberal arts college in Chambersburg, Pa., that is dedicated to the education of women and affiliated with the Presbyterian Church. Today, women and men can earn bachelor's degrees in 30 areas and master's degrees in education and the humanities. The college's 2012-13 enrollment in the College for Women and the Adult Degree Programs is 695 and includes 17 students from 9 foreign countries. Visit www.wilson.edu for more information.


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It is like they have changed it from being "UAC is Off" (as it was in Windows 7) to "UAC Silent Mode"
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just FYI that will also disable the metro store, can't install anything new with UAC off
were is that? can you post screenshot?
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First thing I do after installing Windows is disable User Account Control. It's completely useless if you know what you're doing, and it's annoying to allow a program you trust every single time you launch it. Now if it had a "remember this choice" option then I might leave it on.
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Thank you, this worked for me
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Livescribe Echo 8GB with Livescribe Connect30 November 2011
If you're not familiar with the Livescribe smartpen setup, allow us to fill you in. The Echo is the follow-up to the Pulse and, like its predecessor, contains a camera that is capable of shooting over 70 frames per second. Working in tandem with specially... >>