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You have two very baseless comments there.
1. I certainly do not like Hyena over Leopards, both are beautiful in their own way. 2. Your claim that Americans often lie is unfounded and disrespectful.  (08-15-2018, 03:19 AM)Rage2277 Wrote: This image shows what a fairytale and majestic place is the Indian jungle. It has own ….. "spirit". 
ALEX
The internet is a great invention in that it enables people from all over the globe to talk with each other at any given moment. Most unfortunately, communication is far from easy. For this reason, rules were invented. Over here we have rules as well. They are to be respected at all times. Members ignoring forum rules will be banned. Apart from rules, there is respect. Every conversation starts and ends with mutual respect, no matter what. Also remember that members are not representatives of a country. They represent themselves, meaning they're individuals first and foremost. Generalisations are out, that is. Same for insult and politics. As to your problem with PC. It seems he disagrees with some of your statements. You now have three options. One is to let it be. Two is to start a discussion based on sound arguments. Three is to (accept to) disagree. Before you reach a decision, I propose to delete the remark on Americans and lies. 
Calls Americans "liars" and proceeds to post two completely chopped up and edited videos.
 (08-16-2018, 01:15 AM)AlexE Wrote: 3. Watch these videos This part is being edited out. First video is not Big cat interactions. Second video is doctored & at 1:11 it's a South American caiman holding a capibara. The incident may be real (only reason the video stays), but cameraman didn't get all of it & did a lot of editing. People are allowed to question you. You are allowed to provide evidence, not call them liars & biased. Which animal one likes should be irrelevant...  (08-16-2018, 05:29 PM)AlexE Wrote: We cannot understand each other. Different thinking. I don't know much english. It isn't easy to understand others. Never was and never will be. In order to get to understanding, you first got to get rid of distrust and strong opinions. Distrust is connected to war. Over here, there's no war. We also have rules and mods. Relax. Language is not important. Intention is. If things don't work out the way you want, accept to disagree. My advice is to give it a try. Good luck. (08-16-2018, 08:14 PM)peter Wrote:(08-16-2018, 05:29 PM)AlexE Wrote: We cannot understand each other. Different thinking. I don't know much english. I overdid it. Sometimes i can't hold myself back. Sometimes i can get drunk. It's my fault.
Kanwar Deep Juneja
This also happens in the world of wildlife... Do you think the leopard escaped or not??? There's a whole series... will be posting this soon.. From South Luangwa, Nsefu Sector, Zambia  *This image is copyright of its original author
(08-16-2018, 01:15 AM)AlexE Wrote:(08-16-2018, 12:54 AM)Pckts Wrote: Hyena are predators as well, very capable ones in fact. Leopards scavenge too. And spotted hyenas have a higher success rate at hunting than lions according to some studies. Btw, didn't you posted that video before and was deleted? (08-16-2018, 02:09 AM)Wolverine Wrote:(08-15-2018, 03:19 AM)Rage2277 Wrote: You say that because of the cement pool? :) |
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