Encouraging, and imprudently, entertaining.
I want to see Chinese people outwit such intellectual demagogues ideologues without physical attacks.
Otherwise footage like this just seems to work as a sport or temporary distraction from people’s resentment.
Ai Weiwei looks like a wrestler.
If reactions to viewpoint ads remain as violent as Ms. Eltahawy’s “antics”, heckler’s veto may be too much of restriction of free speech. But it may be needed if backlash becomes terrible like the case of anti-Islam film. Difficult question.
Ms. Eltahawy did great, but I think the footage shows that the right of free speech should be exercised in legal ways, no matter how right your opinion is.
The “hate group” did legally, and Ms. Eltahawy didn’t.
You can’t see the truth while you are only looking forward to the island.
What is our real foe?
For some people, food can be as addictive as cocaine. (1:50-)
I want to fix my hunger, too.
From my experience, I know I can control hunger to some extent by meditation, but it is hard to do.
I know I tend to eat a lot when I’m stressed out.
The book mentioned in the video:
The Hunger Fix: The Three-Stage Detox and Recovery Plan for Overeating and Food Addiction
http://www.amazon.com/dp/1609614526
Dr. Pamela Peeke
You’re not the only one
With mixed emotions
You’re not the only ship
Adrift on this ocean
“belongs to the world”?
leap of faith
