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Getting one's hands dirty has little to do with cleanliness inside the home. Do you think the Japanese didn't have to do farmwork? Contamination is not a moder
by samus 8d ago
Getting one's hands dirty has little to do with cleanliness inside the home. Do you think the Japanese didn't have to do farmwork?
Contamination is not a modern concept either. Cue to how many religions have quite sharply defined criteria for ritual cleanliness.
- b112 7d agoGetting one's hands dirty has little to do with cleanliness inside the home. Do you think the Japanese didn't have to do farmwork? Thank you for agreeing with precisely what I already said. Contamination is not a modern concept either. Cue to how many religions have quite sharply defined criteria for ritual cleanliness. I didn't say, elude, or mention that it was. Instead, I said 'city dwellers' are afraid of dirt.
- samus 6d ago> > Getting one's hands dirty has little to do with cleanliness inside the home. Do you think the Japanese didn't have to do farmwork? > Thank you for agreeing with precisely what I already said. Except that the discussion was never about that, but about cleanliness inside the house. You then went off a tangent with that BBC article. > I didn't say, elude, or mention that it was. Instead, I said 'city dwellers' are afraid of dirt. And the discussion was also never about people afraid of dirt. That's something you brought up to "muddy the water" and lead the discussion astray.