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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I was on one continent and she another. Both of us were always writing letters to each other. I felt that we were headed in a romantic direction, so I booked a flight destined for her location. She was so lovely and ever so charming, and as we walked arm in arm, she never stopped smiling. The evening was ending so she brought me to her home, and that was the beginning of everything going wrong. Severed human heads were on display everywhere, Suddenly I was wishing that I wasn't there. "Doesn't all these severed heads bother you?" I asked she. "Damned straight," she said, "my sister has more than me. Every head represents a slain sworn enemy. Each head elevates our status in the community." Is this woman crazy? Has she completely flown the coop? Not at all, this is normal behavior for the culture she has been exposed to. If your brain had better receptors than everybody, and the tissue of your brain was of the highest quality and if you happened to be born and raised in Nazi Germany, all the more faster you would develop into a greater Nazi. Blaming someone for their behavior is one of the worst things to do. All behavior is reflective of an environment that imposed its values. If you were raised in the Amazon rainforest, you'd be a headhunter too.
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