Posted by Lou Pilder on August 5, 2007, at 14:10:02 [reposted on August 6, 2007, at 23:00:21 | original URL]
In reply to , posted by on December 31, 1969, at 18:00:00
> > > Are you saying here that I, as a deputy, am a modern day Eichmann? Are you comparing me, personally, as a deputy, to the Nazi SS leadership?
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> > > Please clarify this for me.
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> > Racer,
> > Please do not post to me.
> > Lou
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> Lou, this is the same kind of clarification that you would readily request from another, right down to asking if someone's words were meant to cast you yourself or members of your religion in a certain light with which you wouldn't be pleased.
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> Also, it was my understanding that for a PDNP to be honored by Admin now, the situation must meet more requirements than previously. For example, that some kind of harrassment or badgering was taking place, or something blatantly unkind, thoughtless or uncivil was said. Otherwise, it was posited that PDNPs in themselves had the potential to be uncivil, if some kind of personal distaste only but no clear cause for the upset and request could be seen.
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> Racer's question doesn't consist of any of that. If her feelings might be hurt by a possible interpretation of your words, why not just answer and tell her if her interpretation was correct or incorrect?confuzyq,
I am unsure as to what the new rules are. I have followed the procedure here as to what I see in the TOS/FAQ here and what I know concerning those procedures. If there are other rules outside of that, I am unaware of them.
You wrote,[...the samr kind of clarification that (I)...].
My post is about that I am responding to Dr. Hsiung's invitation for him to hear from others concerning the concept of,[...{good for} the community >as a whole<...] and I am also responding to greywolf's invitation for me to post how the phrase was used in the 12 that I listed. I am expanding that list to include Jesus of Nazareth, Jefferson Davis, John Grohol, and others listed in another thread.
As far as deputies are concerned, did not Jesus of Nazareth have deputies? Deputies are generally considered to be those chosen to do the wishes of another.
You see, I was a deputy. And what I could post here could be IMO of great importance to some. For you see, communities were started thousands of years ago when people made bricks. And these communities are with us today, some as secret societies.
I personally built a community with the principles of [...good for the community >as a whole<...]. But there are different applications by those in history that use tht concept. The keys are the two parts, one being{good for} and the other being >as a whole<. It is how those two parts are applied that is the diference that I could show by pointing out the diffeent uses of those two and the uses of deputies in historical communities that IMO people are generally aware of.
George W. Bush has deputies. Jefferson Davis had deputies. Dr. Martin Luther King jr had deputies.
I could show the difference between them, which is one of the things that I am responding to as per Dr. Hsiung writing that this is a goood topic for him to hear from others. He has clarified that to mean that he would like to hear what others think, not what others think that he means. I am posting what I think about his invitation, not what he means.
The part with Adolf Eichmann is something that I have requested that others here interested in this thread research on their own if thy like, for discussion purposes. This is because when one searches his name, they could very well possibly read his concept of,[...good for the community {as a whole}...].
Lou
Lou
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