anart
A Disturbance in the Force
Re: Soldier Betrayed by Online Informant with Wikileaks
Could you share this evidence? Who are the Norse and Asians to which you are referring? It might be important to realize that not all Norse are necessarily good.
I'm not surprised, I'm simply trying to point out that your passion is hindering your vision - no matter the outcome.
'Sick and tired' is emotional thinking. Emotional thinking will blind you.
Exactly! Or baseless idol worship. I'm glad you agree! ;)
That's because your emotions are blocking you from seeing the reality of what is going on here. I have no reason to lie to you. I'm explaining exactly what is - objectively - going on here, yet - you do not see it because your emotions have been triggered. Emotions do that.
You are defensive in general. That's okay, I understand - but the point I am trying to make is that defending someone due to an emotional attachment is a disservice to them. It's also important to realize that Assange needs no defense in this venue. That is an objective fact. The possibility that you think he needs defense here again points to the fact that you are thinking with your emotions and not seeing things the way they are. This is not at all unusual, I'm just trying to give you an opportunity to consider that this is the case.
No one here is sure of anything. That seems to be the major point you keep missing - due to your emotional identification. No one here is sure he's a 'bad guy' - I certainly am not. This has been explained a few times, yet, you persist in your impression. It might - just might - be worth looking into why that is. Or not - it's up to you.
Guardian said:anart said:Guardian, you really seem to be quite identified with this Assange person
According to all evidence currently available, a NETWORK of Norse and Asian geeks are trying to stop the mass slaughter of Indigenous People in Afghanistan, with the murder of children being specifically highlighted.
Could you share this evidence? Who are the Norse and Asians to which you are referring? It might be important to realize that not all Norse are necessarily good.
G said:My passion for the project comes as a surprise to you because? ;)
I'm not surprised, I'm simply trying to point out that your passion is hindering your vision - no matter the outcome.
G said:Of course that's always possible, but it's also equally possible that I'm just sick and tired of people who spew completely baseless slander before they even bother to TRY an "look at this situation with fully open eyes?"
'Sick and tired' is emotional thinking. Emotional thinking will blind you.
G said:Anything else at this point is pure speculation devolving into baseless accusations.
Exactly! Or baseless idol worship. I'm glad you agree! ;)
G said:Could have fooled me. :(It is not to vilify Assange,
That's because your emotions are blocking you from seeing the reality of what is going on here. I have no reason to lie to you. I'm explaining exactly what is - objectively - going on here, yet - you do not see it because your emotions have been triggered. Emotions do that.
G said:I will defend him as long as I believe he is trying to help bring a truth to the world. I would do no less for any one of you.nor is it to defend him.
You are defensive in general. That's okay, I understand - but the point I am trying to make is that defending someone due to an emotional attachment is a disservice to them. It's also important to realize that Assange needs no defense in this venue. That is an objective fact. The possibility that you think he needs defense here again points to the fact that you are thinking with your emotions and not seeing things the way they are. This is not at all unusual, I'm just trying to give you an opportunity to consider that this is the case.
G said:When a person is just so sure that someone is a 'good guy', they can no longer see things as they ARE.
When a person is just so sure that someone is a 'bad guy', they can no longer see things as they ARE either.
No one here is sure of anything. That seems to be the major point you keep missing - due to your emotional identification. No one here is sure he's a 'bad guy' - I certainly am not. This has been explained a few times, yet, you persist in your impression. It might - just might - be worth looking into why that is. Or not - it's up to you.