Blaine Connett: I think being at peace is having an empty mind and feeling full of love.
Moira Woodrow: Not to me, a fictional character can not pick up an Oscar, so I suppose that would answer your question...
Lita Thammorongsa: It is only mean to want a better life, if it means that you must be mean to others in order to attain what you personally consider at the moment to be a better life.Though the fact is that the better life is the life of contentment, and the illusory thinking of what is a better life is that through accumulation of material things one can live a better life.Material things are the very things that cause problems, including the lack thereof. Overcoming material, by transcending the desire for material, one has conquered their life, through contentment which is the power of spirit and mind over matter.The Holy Bible, First epistle to Timothy chapter 6 verses 5 to 11 5Perverse disputings of men of corrupt minds, and destitute of the tru! th, supposing that gain is godliness: from such withdraw thyself. 6But godliness with contentment is great gain. 7For we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out. 8And having food and raiment let us be therewith content. 9But they that will be rich fall into temptation and a snare, and into many foolish and hurtful lusts, which drown men in destruction and perdition. 10For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows. 11But thou, O man of God, flee these things; and follow after righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, meekness.
Alisa Kaleiwahea: only in the eyes if kids and adults who like watching cartoons .so you could say hes a cartoon idol .
Refugio Gastineau: The flip side being that it's kind to want a worse life?To the person above me - so it's wrong for starving African orphans to value th! eir dreams more than their poverty, disease and hunger-stricke! n reality? Spoken like a privileged (by comparison) white person living in the developed world.
Davida Gisriel: Just sleep
Russell Mckinzie: i dunno... hes very popular and even people who dont watch the simpsons know who he is... but then he is a fictional character, so cannot be hounded by parparazzi, and doesnt have a 'real-life'... so i would say no...
Will Camus: Life is about actualizing what is possible. Be true to your own soul, and you will be happy.I think that you think making your own life better is going to make someone else's life worse. That may or may not be true. Certainly you can improve not only your own life, but also those around you as well. Follow what your heart tells you, and use your judgement and conscience and you won't have regrets.BTW I can't help but admire your picture. You look like the Mona Lisa. Cheers.
Willis Liburd: He's at the top of my list!
Neely Youngblut: From a philosophical point of view can a fiction! al character be a celebrity?
Ramona Pago: I Dont Think So ! You Should Appreciate What You Have But Its Not Wrong To Dream Of Better Things. As Long As You Dont Start Appreciating Your Dreams More Than Your Reality.Person Below Me- Well When Answering This Question I Was Not Thinking Of Such Things, Only Of People That Dream Of Things Such As A Bigger House, To Be Skinnier, More Friends, More Popular, Etc.
Georgia Dees: no...i am...
Billie Bratchett: Bart Simpson?......No. Now Barney Rubble was quite the actor.
Russ Kiernan: no - it is ones determined goal to make the best of ones life...
Nelly Kikuchi: Yes, Bart Simpson is a celebrity. More so than Nancy Cartwright.
Sabra Roers: Maybe you can put more details to your question. If you wanted a better life by wanting to harm others(through slavery, etc) that is mean.But want a better life by being able to love, share, give, care is heaven on earth everyone should enjoy.God Bless..
Je! annine Vassie: Not being bothered by the expectations of the psychotic ! scum in society that is so out of touch with reality they believe they should be allowed to run the lives of others.
Debora Soliani: No, he is not. You would have to be a real person in order to become a celebrity. Bart Simpson is a famous, fictional cartoon character. He is very popular, especially for his antics as well as the rest of the Simpsons.
Freddy Shutler: in the end you cannot verify?
Florencio Dingle: I doubt it.
Kizzy Hett: Are celebrities not entitled to use any capital letters in their name?Anyway, how would I know - I am small after all!!
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Esmeralda Pigram: No, it is not mean.Some people will tell you that it is selfish to want a better life. But it is not.Just make sure that you don't insult or criticize the life that other people are living.Sometimes a child will say that they want a better life, and the child's parent will feel insulted, because they will feel that the child is saying that the way the p! arent is living isn't good enough.So, don't insult others, directly or indirectly. But, on the other hand, don't be discouraged when others tell you that wanting a better life is selfish or unrealistic.Also, remember that you cannot expect anyone to just give you a better life. Some people might like helping you. But most either won't care, or will even try to stop you from getting a better life.Anyone wanting a better life should NEVER blame anyone for their current unhappy life, or for not being helpful. Anyone wanting a better life just has to see clearly that getting that better life is 100% up to them to achieve and earn by working hard and and working smart, and that life doesn't not come with any guarantees.Hope that was of some help. Best wishes.
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Jayson Brod: Yes, a fictional character can be a celebrity and Bart is #1, if you remember all the cool things he's done. He played on a reality TV show, began selling his own T-shirts, created ! the phrase, "Eat My Shorts & Ay Caramba", etc. Just to name a few!
Myron Leftwich: everyone accepting each other. even if they dont like it , they accept it and learn to live with it. just getting along. no violence what so ever.Elsie Resner: Yes he is a celebrity (almost everyone knows him or of him)
Ardath Templer: of course. Bart Simpson is a star.
Virgilio Echter: Why is this in Philosophy?
Virgilio Echter: Define "better life", this is very open ended.To me "better life" means no money worries, helping my family, and helping society.I would love to be in a position where I can do good - philanthropy.This is how I define "better life"So - is it mean as you say?No, I don't believe it is if your (or my) intentions are well and good morals are used.
Bennie Lantgen: Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace
Ollie Hamiel: not at all, hell our country is founded on that "pursuit of happiness".... everyone wants a better life, but all u gotta know is that when all is said and done that its not gonna matter what! you got cuz thats not where happiness lies, its the relationships you have with others :)
Kris Bozelle: No, it's not. What's bad is to complain all the time without realising that there are people who are in much worse situations than ours.
Alonso Crehan: Not in our house he isn't. But a fictional character can be a celebrity - Odysseus, Sinbad, Nasr ed Din (the Arabic model of the wise fool), Don Quixote, Monkee - as far as anyone can be, which is only ever amongst those who think the famous one is worth celebrating. Some modern celebrities are only famous for being famous, and will be forgotten when they drop out of the magazines, and certainly within a few years of when they die. Fictional characters, once they become celebrities, stay celebrities for as long as the culture lasts or is passed on. That's immortality!...Show more
Azzie Trembly: Yeah, bart is a elebrity, but the woman who does his voice is not. How ironic the world is!
Alisa Ka! leiwahea: I think we will only have peace if terrorist's didn't exist!
Elissa Curlin: Yea... he's on TV, isn't he? So pretty much, he IS a celebrity.
Norine Lomonte: DOH - HE IS A SUPER HERO.............................
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