Posted by Lou Pilder on March 30, 2014, at 21:08:28
In reply to Re: Lou's request-Thank you Dr. Bob-pheelbahd, posted by Fayeroe on March 30, 2014, at 17:28:11
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> > You wrote,[...Thank you Dr. Bob...].
> > I am unsure as to what you are thanking Mr. Hsiung for. Since what you are thanking him for is not specified, a subset of readers could speculate to arrive at that you are thanking him for what is plainly visible here. What is plainly visible here is that I am in discussion with Mr. Hsiung concerning that there are anti-Semitic statements here that are allowed to stand that a subset of readers could think that what it purports is conducive to the civic harmony and welfare of this community, is supportive, and will be good for this community as a whole on the basis that Mr. Hsiung's TOS states that he does not wait to sanction a statement that could put down those of other faiths because one match could start a forest fire, and posters are to be civil at all times, and if any conflict arises being supportive takes precedence, and to not post anything that could be disrespectful to other faiths. The statement being allowed to stand in discussion now is:
> > [...No non-Christian can enter heaven...].
> > The statement insults Judaism, Islam and all other faiths that have in their agenda that they can enter heaven as not being a Christian. The tragic consequences that could result from readers thinking that Mr. Hsiung and his deputies of record then are validating the hatred that is in the historical record that came from propaganda against Jews and the others depicted in the statement, could induce hostile and disagreeable feelings against Jews and the others and lead a subset of readers to think that this site's administration is anti-Semitic on the basis that Mr. Hsiung states in his TOS for readers to try and trust him in what he does in his thinking because it will be good for this community as a whole as he claims. The anti-Semitic statement in question, is only one statement in a continuous body of evidence showing that the administration has left anti-Semitic statements to be seen as civil on the basis that Mr. Hsiung states that if a statement I not sanctioned, it is not against his rules here.
> > Now his justification for leaving the statement in question to be seen as civil, is that if he sanctions the anti-Semitic statement now in question, the poster of such could feel bad. Is that what you are thanking Mr. Hsiung for?
> > Lou
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> "Is that what you are thanking Mr. Hsiung for?
> Lou"
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> I'm almost speechless, Lou, but I have enough in me to call you an insensitive bigoted idiot. And as always I will not respond if you post to me. Maybe I'll get blocked for offending the offensive.
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> Friends,
It is written here,[...I have enough in me to call you an ***...].
It is no great honor when I have to respond to what a subset of readers could think is contempt posted against me here that is allowed to be seen as civil and supportive and will be good for this community as a whole. But it is much more than that. For my followers here can see what could decrease the respect, regard and confidence in which I am held and induce hostile and disparaging feelings against me. This could cause a subset of readers to discount what I say here. And I am trying to save lives here. Those readers could fall into the vortex of hate and depression and kill themselves by seeing the what is posted against me here standing as supportive and civil.
You see, the issue at hand now is the allowing of the statement that insults Judaism, Islam and all other faiths that have in their agenda that they can enter heaven by not being a Christian. The statement is:[...No non-Christian can enter heaven...] which a subset of readers could think is analogous to: [...only Christians can enter heaven...]. And you see, I know how that kind of statement as seen here as supportive and civil, could cause depression. And when a Jewish child comes here in depression and sees the statement allowed to be seen as civil, that could have them be drawn into the vortex of depression, not being able to come out of it, and kill themselves.
You see, this is common knowledge in psychology and books are written about it in regards to hate-crimes and the study of that and hate-speech. Some of the best books IMO were written after 1945
out of Yale University and now there are even better books of research that shows how hate-speech can cause depression and when one is in depression, how the hate-speech can push those in depression to commit suicide. And all of this is what I am trying to stop here.
But I an alone here, naturally. Who has believed my report? The statement here against me could show that I am despised and rejected. And many could die because there were scoffers in these days that spew out the fuel to stoke any furnace of hate outside this forum. For as one match could start a forest fire, a match that has fuel next to it could cause the fire to spread quickly. And the embers could land way outside this forum, but the origin of the fire of hate could be traced. Hear me, oh readers. Take this opportunity to fight the fire. Take this opportunity to shut off the furnace of hate. Take this opportunity to make a difference.
Here is a link to an abstract concerning a book that goes into a little of what I am talking about in relation to the statement, [...no non-Christian can enter heaven...] and how that statement being seen here as supportive , could cause someone to kill themselves.
Lou
http://pps.sagepub.com/content/7/5/427.abstract
Lou
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