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O.
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Pain Jane says:
July 7, 2014 at 7:53 am
” BDSM is discussed in the Kama Sutra,”
Chapter and verse. In Sanskrit, please. (I don’t trust English translations).
“Actually, the world would not be as advanced as it is without the British empire”
You have absolutely no way of knowing that.
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Obsidian says:
July 7, 2014 at 7:56 am
@Plain Jane:
” You’d have to ask them. I never inquired. But they grew up during the British Raj and had seen a lot of horribleness so it might be logical to assume Brits didn’t qualify has “people in whom love exists in the heart”.”
O: So, you’re Desi (Indian) then? And you were just born in Burma? How’d that happen?
“In fact I remember my grandma saying, “They have no feeling for children. Not even their own.””
O: Hmm. There’s also an Indian saying: the tears of strangers is just water. Probably explains how and why they remained a basketcase prior to the British Raj and Christianity…