Hi everybody,  what the biggest division between people?
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Not understanding each other is the biggest division between people.  I'm a person whose intentions are good, but you don't seem to understand that even after reading 33 questions.  Or, if you do understand, then I don't understand that you understand and that is divisive.\n\nRead that you love god.  I respect and understand that - so that is not divisive.\n\nBut to answer your question about the 33 questions - I don't know if you will understand this but there is a certain amount of guilt in being so wonderful and being blessed with so many fine qualities. So, it helps to talk about it.
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People should learn to take each other less seriously.\nThey should also learn to take each other more seriously.
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Democrats... for the blue collar worker the average Joe...\nRepublicians... for the large Corporations... the Big Cats... the money people.
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Depends on what time of year it is. Election time it's political and During the Holidays, it's you know Holidays. On average I would say relationships and friends and family. Just a guess though.
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Actually the middle class has the most people.\n\nJust look up everything on http://www.wikipedia.org\n\nTip: I would choose a different topic because your examples are all over the place and probably won't last 10 pages. Good luck!
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The digital divide is the socio-economic difference between communities in their access to computers and the Internet. The term also refers to gaps between groups in their ability to use ICTs (Information and Communications Technologies) effectively, due to differing literacy and technical skills, and the gap in availability of quality, useful digital content. The divide is seen as a social/political problem. It became an issue among concerned parties, such as scholars, policy makers, and advocacy groups, in the late 1990s.\n\nBroadly speaking, the difference is not necessarily determined by the size or depth to the user, but any ICTs and media that different segments of society can use. With regard to the Internet, the simple access is only one aspect, but the quality of connection and auxiliary services, processing speed and other capabilities of the computer used, and other factors could also be part of the issue (Davison and Cotten, 2003), although one doesn't need even a personal computer to connect to the Internet (see also MSN TV, Webphone, PDA, mobile phone).
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I'm going to have to answer your question with a question.\n\nWhy are people so mean to each other?
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The right/left political divide has become so exaggerated these days that it is downright silly.  At the extreme ends of both sides you will find bigoted fools.\n\nWe are all humans, not conservatives nor liberals.  Our humanity is what is important not our political agenda.\n\nEven though they are all too often portrayed as such in the cutthroat business of getting elected, conservatives and liberals are not enemies.  We need to open our minds to the fact that the other side might have a good idea and thank them for it instead of characterising politics as an endless war of rhetoric.  \n\nIts foolish to break the world down into simple dichotomies.  It prevents seeing the real complexity of the world.  But then again thats what the people who have aspirations of power want.  On both sides.\n\nPersonally I think that its important to remember that there are more than two ways to solve any problem and that we can all learn from our percieved enemies.
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Depends on the individuals Morals and guidlines.  Diffrent for everyone.
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i would go by whatever u and the one u'r separated from agree upon. however, most people begin before they are signed. it's often the cause of the separation
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THANK YOU!!!  Finally, something we both agree on!!  I understand both sides stating their opinions, but at what point will everybody realize that fighting and calling each other names is getting us nowhere and that in the end, no matter the outcome both sides will be unhappy with the results??!!  Lets act like adults and discuss solutions, we all know the problem already, why keep making it bigger??!!
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I think that depending on the issue; the divisions can be relatively shallow, if the issue is rather mundane.(zoning debates, civil suits)  In a really serious issue,(like declaring war or even declaring peace, something that strikes people in the cores of their being), The division would probably be better described as polarized, with no middle ground. Now, if we were attacked from outside, there would be a joining of spirits and all of a sudden we would all be on the same side, willing to share a foxhole with someone from a radically different background, drink muddy water, and die by the thousands together, if necessary. Just my thoughts on this.
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Compared to the majority of what?
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I don't even think all people are equal. The beauty is we are all different, yet each has the opportunity to exist as a part of the whole sum. That is like asking if all dogmas, religions, politics or forms of economy are equal. There is no perfect system or even human form.\nLet this be understood. A portion is offered each.\nExist within mutually considerate orientation, or not, only then is your portion received.\nThis is not a matter of saying who it is, where it is or what or why it is. It is spread among, upon, within and throughout, equally and evenhandedly.\n\nEarth molecule and organism throughout requires humble reciprocation. Each component inter and co dependent.
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Personal- What is the one thing you most want your friends to understand about you?\n\nMass Media Culture- Are media images making our society more violent, or are they simply reflecting society?\n\nSocial/Political- Which is a more critical issue- terrorism or environmental sustainability?
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different kinds of people, mixed kinds of people with different temperaments, colors, etc
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The question is why is there so much hatred between ANY groups? We discriminate between skin tones, ages, sex, sex preferences, weight, car preferences, sports teams, political parties, language, education, finances, and far more.