[quote author=SCA link=topic=68408.msg427799#msg427799 date=1341936084]
mapoui...you are a day late and a dollar short...I am me, always am, always will be....it is no different for the folks who make excuses for their current disposition.
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good shot there but not 444444. maybe a couple as I lazy today. I not fielding as good as suusal
Hinduism says that a man can be poor in one life and wealthy in the next. Well, how many reincarnations does it take? Look around! Most East Indians are cane-cutters, living in poor houses.
[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=68408.msg427792#msg427792 date=1341935949]
If Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth and prosperity, why are Hindus so poor?
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[quote author=ketchim link=topic=68408.msg427773#msg427773 date=1341934485]
What on Earth are you mumbling about ? ::redface::
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Look at India, it's the most miserable country in the world! There are more rats than people, and such poverty and disease! People are starving in India, while the rats get fat and the sacred cows die of old age!
That's what Hinduism's gods and reincarnation have done for India.
depenxds on how you define both terms
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