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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank

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To: Greg or e who wrote (81992)12/25/2009 7:03:29 PM
From: LLCF1 Recommendation   of 82486
 
<You can deny it all you want>

As a follower of the conversation I can certainly say to the board it is YOU who are in denial.

Pope Greg proclaiming the (well his) truth again. Completely ignoring the actual discourse.

This is particularily interesting:

Less:

<<"Whatever influences have been brought to bear on the person behind the keyboard known as less_ … I speak only for myself, as always.">>

Pope Greg: <<That's a non answer.>>>

The statement by Less is simply an admission that all Less can know is "Less' version" of the truth...

Pope Greg's continued COMPLETE ignorance (as has been established several times in previous discourse with me) of the concept that people are limited to their own version of the truth is at the root of (his) pathology. Pope Greg actually thinks HE KNOWS ABSOLUTE TRUTH... and that he can categorize people with (linear) words as description of concepts.

This is also the pathology behind the thinking that the bible can be known by someone as the absolute truth. In reality, every word written in the bible has different meaning to every person.

Therefore, one thinking one can obtain the absolute truth from (reading) a book (here bible) is actually a dangerous pathological state... sadly this pathology plays out on the world stage on a daily basis.

DAK

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