When I was young in Bulgaria my father explained different sins.

He finally explained what theft is.

I replied "I think this is wrong because you're taking away someone else's work." [The person who worked to make the product that someone took.]

I think another meaning could be that it takes away from income.

When I was in Bulgaria I saw two police officers. They were slim and my father explained that they don't make a lot of money. I told him that "I think this is a flawed way of thinking. When criminals cause problems they're stealing our money. If they sell something then that money is taken out of the economy. It's our money; the people in the countries' money, and they should be charged with that as well. Theft. If they harm someone, that person could have become a Doctor or someone who works in another important place, and they don't have that opportunity. To support the country by working. If we [Bulgaria] invests more money in the police then that money will come back to our population, so it's intelligent.

Later on I went in 2011. The police were very strong in good physique well dressed, big. Our cars aren't very high quality, but we invested in our police by giving them all we can for our economy, I think it's good.

After my father hit me, a few hours passed and he asked if I was hungry. I only thought one thing and told him "Why did we [Bulgaria] name food after a word that sounds similar to another word?" Before that I liked the word but he injured me so I had a bruise on my butt. The word for food in Bulgarian is "hrana" and there's another word which sounds similar "rana" I told him I don't like the word [for food] so much anymore. In english it's "food," you can't connect it to another word.

When I was a child in Bulgaria my father explained global warming to me. I asked him about how the sun works. He explained it and then I said, aside from global warming, "Do you think, even though it will take millions of years, the earth will get colder, because as the sun burns it's getting smaller?" He just stood there with a blank face.

boli

The only thing I can say in public is "Boli me" in Bulgarian language. I don't think people in power have the right to use gas on a six year old child for decades that can be called torture gas. I also don't think that Elmhurst hospital has the right to batter a person including on their butt, neither did my father when I was three years old, which I need surgery for again, and my genitals, which I plan on keeping. I can't have sex. I guess there are no people left on earth. Sometimes people can only say one word. Technology which helps you write made this post, so I'll make a post after it to explain.

I'm not sure if someone may have maliciously edited it, but if not it's worth a read.

There's a free preview.

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When I was a child I asked my father how the sun can burn without oxygen. He couldn't answer me.

"I've been remembering memories that I discussed with my parents, and I thought I would share one of them with you.

A farmer grows food... which takes him about 3-4 months, sometimes longer, and grows something else during the other months.

Now. A person eats three times a day for 365 days a year, daily. There are about 8 billion people on earth, and I thought I would share something nice to hear with you. Although you see many buildings in the city... the earth's population minus the amount of farmland used to grow things, takes up, in all honesty, 23% of the total amount of land on earth's surface. :)

As for the person... how many fluids does he or she drink? [Including water and those made from food e.g. wine, juice, soda.]"

This is what I told my father during my childhood.

Afterwards I added, asking him "How much milk is used to make a load of bread?"

A short while after our discussions he said "You know something you're not supposed to know."

I am innocent, and I will not be confessing to anything. Time to send an email for help, whether it's from Human Rights, or higher levels of authority.