how open-minded are you?
By dedeeaf
@dedeeaf (115)
Romania
9 responses
@zuri25 (2125)
• United States
18 Nov 06
I'd consider myself very tolerant. The citizens of the United States, myself included, enjoy freedoms that others could only dream of one day having. People can and should be able to live the way they choose as long as they don't cause harm to other people.
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@boneheart69 (693)
• Philippines
18 Nov 06
Usually im tolerant. Im into democracy, people can do whatever they want..botomline is as long as it doesnt harm me.
@zuri25 (2125)
• United States
18 Nov 06
I'd consider myself very tolerant. The citizens of the United States, myself included, enjoy freedoms that others could only dream of one day having. People can and should be able to live the way they choose as long as they don't cause harm to other people.
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@gifana (4833)
• Portugal
21 Nov 06
I like to think that I am very open minded. I've lived 71 years and worked in some 10 countries. Been there and done that and have been through a revolution in the Dominican Republic, coup d'etats in Ecuador and war in Vietnam. Freedom is very near and dear to my heart. I don't try to impose my ideas on anyone but I do like to make suggestions that don't offend.
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@lissaj (532)
• United States
12 Dec 06
I consider myself very tolerant. The way I see it, people can live their life the way they want. The only reason I would say something about how someone was living, would be if it involved harm to a child or another, then I would step in. If they don't bother me and it doesn't affect me, then let them live how they want.
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@jricbt (1454)
• Brazil
12 Dec 06
I am very open minded. I respect, always respect, other peopleĀ“s beliefs, as long as they respect me, and these beliefs are not harmful to society (e.g. I would not respect a belief that someone have in human sacrifice). I do not like the idea of impose "rightness" to anyone. Everyone must find his own "right".