There is the demographic factor that Terry originally brought up: younger
people tend to be both more comfortable with technology (though there are
huge exceptions) and more liberal in their political/social views (again,
with exceptions). This probably accounts for a lot of the skew on YouTube
I would have thought this extended way beyond the video blogging
community and could reasonably be asked of the community in general,
where the video community is a smaller mirror of the larger one.
On the other hand you're using community to equal audience, I think
the video community (and
Ah, a common misconception.
Respect is only afforded *between* religious groups because their
beliefs are all based on unreliable evidence and neither one can say
which is the true religion. On the other hand, because I'm not
religious I can criticize religion as much as I want.
For example, I
your religious and political beliefs need not disrupt one from posting a
video having nothing at all to do with religion nor politics. likewise,
their is no need to blatantly announce your beliefs. so in this respect,
you can imagine how many people may be this or that without most knowing.
If someone were to question my beliefs I would probably call it an
intellectually stimulating conversation. Not an intolerant attack.
It all depends on what you base your beliefs.
Cheers! To backbones and and alcohol!
On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 11:11 AM, Patrick Delongchamp
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If someone were to question my beliefs I would probably call it an
intellectually stimulating conversation. Not an intolerant attack.
It all depends on what you base your beliefs.
I think you are assuming that religious people don't like their
beliefs criticized. I'm often critical of my own
In regards to your question about 3rd party candidates the answer if
simple. They do not make collective use of the opportunity they have
to get their viewpoints across. They do not vlog.
I was doing some kind of research, I think around the time of
Pixeloden. I truly wanted to find Libertarian,
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, terry.rendon
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I think you are assuming that religious people don't like their
beliefs criticized. I'm often critical of my own faith beliefs. I
think here in America there are many people who are critical of
religion. However, I
True enough. But it doesn't make it any less hypocritical when
religion is used as an ivory tower from which people can launch
vicious attacks at other groups but then cry intolerance when their
own group is attacked. And that is a fairly frequent occurrence.
Fair enough. I also finding
True enough. But it doesn't make it any less hypocritical when
religion is used as an ivory tower from which people can launch
vicious attacks at other groups but then cry intolerance when their
own group is attacked. And that is a fairly frequent occurrence.
Fair enough. I also find it
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, terry.rendon
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Fair enough. I also find it hypocritical that groups that claim to be
for tolerance but seem to have zero tolerance when it comes to
religious expression and speech and cry foul every turn.
I'm admittedly biased, but
because for for most communities outside of North America tolerance is
probably understood and experienced to be something that is largely
free of religion, I live in what I regard as a (sometimes) tolerant
society, and religion plays quite a small role over all. An important
one, but
hi
please let me know what you think of these videos:
http://revver.com/video/744749/robot-kick-boxing-2/
http://revver.com/video/732833/robot-kick-boxing/
thanks for the help
rodlli
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