Posted by Lou Pilder on October 23, 2013, at 13:23:24
In reply to Re: The Hsiung-Pilder discussion, posted by Willful on October 22, 2013, at 10:35:19
> > > My request here is to know what remedial action, if anything, you are going to take as a result of posting here that the statement is not in accordance with your own stated rules.
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> > My request is, would you accept either (or both) of the rephrases I proposed? If you would, then I'd be happy to proceed with:
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> > > B. Post in the thread where the statement is seen something that shows the readers that the statement is not conducive to the civic harmony and welfare of this community.
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> > This is where we got hung up before. If we can move forward here, we could go back to that one next.
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> > Bob
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> Surely your taking certain actions doesn't depend on whether any other poster to babble "would be happy with" your doing it?
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> Yet your question alone shows ~~visibly~~ as Lou likes to say-- how much you cater to him, and give him special privileges--
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> This is seemingly because he has make himself so unavoidable and continuous a presence that you've backed further and further into some sort of need simply to satisfy him-- if only he will be quiet and leave you in peace.
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> Just because one poster simply won't cease and desist assailing you with such an endless and self-reinforcing litany of insistences about certain phrases that are obnoxious to him-- should you literally step into the echo chamber of this distorted universe-- where a few phrases from several years ago are worthy of this relentless energy-? --- phrases that had been laid to rest and would for all intents and purpose not particularly exist-- had Lou not given them a third, fourth and fifth life by citing them over and over again?
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> Words have a certain life-- and if they don't catch fire with other words and actions, they gradually lose their vitality-- and eventually sputter out-- unless there is someone who blows on the flame, and feeds the fire, so as to keep them alive. Great writers are kept alive by the fire of their readers. Noxious phrases apparently are also subject to being kept alive by those who are compelled to rehearse them, crying out for some revenge.
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> And honestly--- you give Lou even this privilege of certifying that your unique action in his case is acceptable to him?
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> But you see-- he won't go away and is not so easy bought off, it appears--- and requires now that you do what you alone consider right-- without it in the least stifling his eternal protest that you have not done enough.
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> You had better be cautious about the can of worms you may be opening here.
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> Willful
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> Friends,
It is written here,[...be cautious out the can of worms...].
I could be seen as the subject person involving the can of worms. But I do not see it as a can of worms being opened, but a can of Justice being opened. And a can of Freedom. And a can of Liberty. Liberty for the Jew, Liberty for the Islamic person, Liberty for the Hindu, and Liberty for all those people that have a way to their God and a way to their afterlife that is different from what the poster writes here that is in question as the poster says is the only religion that can have a path back to God which is plainly visible against Mr Hsiung's own stated rules. And as long as that statement can be seen as conducive to the civic harmony and welfare of this community, and supportive, then all Jews, all Islamic people, all Hindus an all others that have religions not based on the claim of Christiandom here, could feel put down. They could feel put down because the statement puts down Jews and the others. My question is why in this world would anyone want the statement to stand as civil and supportive here.
Lou
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thread:1050116
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