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No I believe the first messiah was killed by the CIA after he removed his tin foil hat and they could hear his thoughts. He should've known better.
Yeah, that was accident, I shouldn't have asked him if I could examine it.
I'm going to assume you're still new to eventhorizon and forgive your transgressions
Cthulhu finds your lack of faith disturbing.
I have have been on the opposite position from EH before and find him to be immutable in his belief system. That doesn't mean he doesn't have something to contribute and I would no sooner abandon him to the proverbial wolves then I would any of you. I have a tendency to side with the underdog when I see them being belittled and ganged up on, regardless of my personal feelings. I've been there, didn't like it much.
Then let's try focusing on the positive, if he doesn't want to listen to other people then that's his loss. It doesn't affect you in the slightest... or it shouldn't. I believe that if he hasn't been banned he deserves as much support as anyone else. People are more open to change if they don't feel ganged up on...
How is EH the "underdog" and belittled when the intention of this thread (which he made) was to belittle others?
But don't you just love it when newbs pop in believing they know the dynamics of this forum better than anyone? Preach on!
But don't you just love it when newbs pop in believing they know the dynamics of this forum better than anyone? Preach on!
lol I think lots of members were once in Goldstein's position, myself included.
The Erie woman was stunned to see that she owed Penelec, her electricity provider, more than $284 billion — an amount greater than the national debts of Hungary and South Africa combined.
“My eyes just about popped out of my head,” said Horomanski, 58. “We had put up Christmas lights and I wondered if we had put them up wrong.”
“My eyes just about popped out of my head,” said Horomanski, 58. “We had put up Christmas lights and I wondered if we had put them up wrong.”
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Ha ha. Omg. Well, if you don't unplug them at night it's going to add up. I just heard some guys outside laughing. Then a woman told them to be quiet. They went silent.
This is reality.
My survival tip for anybody frustrated with our dear EH: instead of going for a head-on argument, I would ask some specific questions about the incriminated topic, and let the inconsistency (if there must be such) come out into the open when he answers them. If he's right, he will answer them right. And if what you care about is only the truth, this should be enough. No need for him to admit to being wrong if he doesn't want to.
Sometimes the most simple, candid questions can be terribly efficident at revealing the inconsistency of another's position. Don't get worked up!
Sometimes the most simple, candid questions can be terribly efficident at revealing the inconsistency of another's position. Don't get worked up!
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