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I think you meant this one..: http://www.cassiopaea.com/cassiopaea/adventures265.htmark said:Indeed, bulshoy perhaps will like to read Adventures With Cassiopaea Chapter 30
I think you meant this one..: http://www.cassiopaea.com/cassiopaea/adventures265.htmark said:Indeed, bulshoy perhaps will like to read Adventures With Cassiopaea Chapter 30
So for you, basically, it's a game? The fact that millions of people are dying as a consequence of oppressive and suppressive governments around the globe doesn't really matter; what matters is the entertainment of the moment? And getting reactions out of people?bulshoy said:You're right, some people do write to elicit thought. Not me, though. I write because I enjoy it. It's a hobby. I found a site (ShoutWire) that allowed its writers to write on any subject, no matter how controversial and inflammatory. I was intrigued and asked if I could also write for them. They said yes, and here we are. That's it. There's no alternative motive or hidden agenda. I like to write. That's it.
You are the one who made the comparison.bulshoy said:Are you comparing me to Ann Coulter? That's a pretty big insult. She's a hard-core conservative, whereas i'm as liberal as one can get. There is no comparison.
Based on what you have written, it's not really that you enjoy hearing people's opinions, rather you enjoy trying to find what buttons you can push to "get a rise." Again, that is typical for the 12 to 17 year old. (I've raised five children, so I have a clue.)bulshoy said:However, if we're getting into psychology here, I DO enjoy hearing people's opinions.
Yes, it is interesting to observe the reactions of others to opinions, but we all need to remember what an opinion really is. There is an entire thread on that topic here on the forum.bulshoy said:It is very interesting to write an editorial using my opinions and see what the reaction is from people all over the world.
Online dictionary sez:
In 1a, we see that an opinion is always subjective even if, by accident, it1 a : a view, judgment, or appraisal formed in the mind about a particular
matter b : APPROVAL, ESTEEM
2 a : belief stronger than impression and less strong than positive
knowledge b : a generally held view
3 a : a formal expression of judgment or advice by an expert b : the formal
expression (as by a judge, court, or referee) of the legal reasons and
principles upon which a legal decision is based
MIGHT be objective. It is formed entirely within the mind of the person,
shaped and colored by that person's programming and reading instrument
distortions.
So here, "opinion" is a dangerous thing to have; and I mean dangerous for
the individual because it is an instrument of blindness.
In 1b we see that opinion as related to "approval" of some thing or idea, or
esteem of same, is closely connected to WISHFUL THINKING.
Again, an "opinion" and the "right to have one" is again, dangerous to the
individual.
In 2 a and b we see the same problems as in 1a and b with the additional
explanation that an opinion is based on belief rather than positive
knowledge of something. Thus it becomes a deeper trap of subjectivity and
wishful thinking.
Item 3 is not applicable here because it is a technical term, though
certainly it can be imbued with all of the above.
So, where did the idea come from that "everyone is entitled to their own
opinion" ? It begins to sound paramoralistic; a cheap shot at "democracy."
What makes a person a psychopath is absence of conscience, the ability to care about or empathize with other human beings.bulshoy said:If that makes me a psychopath in your eyes, then fine.
I rest my case.bulshoy said:Luckily, I don't have to care. I don't know you and will never meet you, so your opinion of me simply isn't relevant.
It's interesting that you are not aware that this is actually a technical term and, while it may seem pejorative, it is actually used to convey serious information to you that should concern you.bulshoy said:You have called me a "useful idiot", and claim that I should not be insulted by that term. You've just made this a lot more personal than you should have.
Wikipedia said:The tone of usage implies that the "useful idiot" is ignorant of the facts to the extent that they end up unwittingly advancing an adverse cause that they might not otherwise support. The term gained increased use after the publication of conservative columnist and Reagan administration Mona Charen's 2004 book Useful Idiots: How Liberals Got It Wrong in the Cold War and Still Blame America First.
Again, I rest my case.bulshoy said:I could go ahead and call you an arrogant fool who thinks that they're enlightened and knows better than everyone else, when in reality you are paranoid on an almost insane level.
No, it's not called schizophrenia.bulshoy said:You see conspiracies around you that don't exist. There is a medical term for that condition. It's called schizophrenia.
Nevertheless, I suspect that you will soon learn that you were not "paranoid" enough...Wikipedia said:A person experiencing schizophrenia is typically characterized as demonstrating disorganized thinking, and as experiencing delusions or auditory hallucinations.
I read the book when it first came out and wrote about it extensively. Ark has given you the link above. The movie is nothing like the book.bulshoy said:I have a movie suggestion that YOU should watch, too. It's called "A Beautiful Mind"
Despite the fact that bulshoy and his gang have spent a couple of weeks defaming every member of this forum, the editors of SOTT, and me, personally, this guy bulshoy thinks he can just plop himself down here in this forum and NOT get some serious grilling? And even though said grilling is a thousand times more polite and civilized than any treatment any of us ever experienced at his hands or his co-horts on ShoutWire, he has the NERVE to say that?bulshoy said:I came to this forum in an attempt not only to clarify our site's policy, but to test the validity of Virellek's accusations. I must say, I am absolutely shocked by what I read here. It is blatantly obvious that you people have SERIOUS mental problems. That's not an insult. I am being deadly serious here. What is spouted in this forum is absolutely insane. Accusations being thrown around, arroganc on a level that I have never encountered before, and brainwashed individuals the likes of which I have never seen.
It is blatantly clear that there is no point in entering into further discussion. The statements made by Virellek in his editorial are no longer in question. Enjoy your sad, paranoid existance. Good day.
You could write in your own blog. But you don't do that. You want the attention. You want the controversy. You want the turmoil. You want the havoc. You want the polarization. You want division. And it's not good enough to be in your own corner. You want a big public audience. You want to make big waves regardless of the consequences.bulshoy said:You're right, some people do write to elicit thought. Not me, though. I write because I enjoy it. It's a hobby. I found a site (ShoutWire) that allowed its writers to write on any subject, no matter how controversial and inflammatory. I was intrigued and asked if I could also write for them. They said yes, and here we are. That's it. There's no alternative motive or hidden agenda. I like to write. That's it.
You both use the same tactics.bulshoy said:Are you comparing me to Ann Coulter?
Then you shouldn't feel insulted. But you do.bulshoy said:I don't know you and will never meet you, so your opinion of me simply isn't relevant.
You are what you are. If someone points out something about you that you didn't know then you could of course consider that a gift. That in no way means you have to remain the same.bulshoy said:You have called me a "useful idiot", and claim that I should not be insulted by that term. You've just made this a lot more personal than you should have.
You stretch and stretch. But you already let your game plan out in the open (not that it couldn't be seen otherwise), so I don't take the bait.bulshoy said:I could go ahead and call you an arrogant fool who thinks that they're enlightened and knows better than everyone else, when in reality you are paranoid on an almost insane level. You see conspiracies around you that don't exist. There is a medical term for that condition. It's called schizophrenia.
I saw it, I also read the book, every word of it. And I feel sorry for Nash. Gee, I nearly feel sorry for you.bulshoy said:I have a movie suggestion that YOU should watch, too. It's called "A Beautiful Mind"
Yet you felt fully free to insult me, to defame me, to libel me, to hurt me and my family, my life's work, my very existence as a human being. So, what's up with that? I mean, nobody said anything to you half as bad as the crap you have spouted about me?bulshoy said:This is unbelievable. I come to your forum in an attempt to clarify ShoutWire policy, and am immediately insulted in the very first response.
Nobody likes to be insulted. Not you, me or anyone else. Also, your arrogance in here infuriates me.
Indeed. In fact, there is an old story about that sort of thing.bulshoy said:QUOTE>> "Still, you care for your "hobby", but you do not care for the results your hobby brings to other people. Some people have hobby shooting other people. then they say: it is FUN!"
So you are comparing shooting people with writing essays. Unbelieveable.
The damage you have done to me, to my family, to my friends, cannot be repaired even if you offered a thousand apologies.Judaism is intensely aware of the power of speech and of the harm that can be done through speech. The rabbis note that the universe itself was created through speech. Of the 43 sins enumerated in the Al Chet confession recited on Yom Kippur, 11 are sins committed through speech. The Talmud tells that the tongue is an instrument so dangerous that it must be kept hidden from view, behind two protective walls (the mouth and teeth) to prevent its misuse.
The harm done by speech is even worse than the harm done by stealing or by cheating someone financially, because amends can be made for monetary harms, but the harm done by speech can never be repaired. For this reason, some sources indicate that there is no forgiveness for lashon ha-ra (disparaging speech). A Chasidic tale illustrates this point: A man went about the community telling malicious lies about the rabbi. Later, he realized the wrong he had done, and began to feel remorse. He went to the rabbi and begged his forgiveness, saying he would do anything he could to make amends. The rabbi told the man, "Take a feather pillow, cut it open, and scatter the feathers to the winds." The man thought this was a strange request, but it was a simple enough task, and he did it gladly. When he returned to tell the rabbi that he had done it, the rabbi said, "Now, go and gather the feathers. Because you can no more make amends for the damage your words have done than you can recollect the feathers."
Speech has been compared to an arrow: once the words are released, like an arrow, they cannot be recalled, the harm they do cannot be stopped, and the harm they do cannot always be predicted, for words like arrows often go astray.
No, typical academic who is interested enough in Truth to have dedicated his life to its pursuit via physics and mathematics. I gather you don't spend much time in the company of academics or scholars. Well, you are surrounded by them here and you aren't holding your own very well.bulshoy said:QUOTE>> "So, I repeat, you do not care for the truth. If so - you are a disgrace for this planet."
What you consider to be the truth, most consider to be stark-raving madness. But of course, it is YOU who are correct, right? Everyone's wrong but you. Typical conspiracy theorist.
What about that apology?bulshoy said:I came to this forum in an attempt not only to clarify our site's policy, but to test the validity of Virellek's accusations.
Like I said, you obviously have spent very little time in your life in the company of academics, scholars, researchers, and people interested in Truth.bulshoy said:I must say, I am absolutely shocked by what I read here.
Like I said, you obviously have spent very little time in your life in the company of academics, scholars, researchers, and people interested in Truth.bulshoy said:It is blatantly obvious that you people have SERIOUS mental problems. That's not an insult. I am being deadly serious here. What is spouted in this forum is absolutely insane. Accusations being thrown around, arroganc on a level that I have never encountered before, and brainwashed individuals the likes of which I have never seen.
Like I said, you obviously have spent very little time in your life in the company of academics, scholars, researchers, and people interested in Truth.bulshoy said:It is blatantly clear that there is no point in entering into further discussion. The statements made by Virellek in his editorial are no longer in question. Enjoy your sad, paranoid existance. Good day.
I think this right here says it all in a nice, succinct little package.bulshoy said:It is very interesting to write an editorial using my opinions and see what the reaction is from people all over the world.
I'm sure there's a whole industry to it. Afterall, when they lose one vectoring, disinformation 'flagship' such as Abovetopsecret (?), it makes sense that they'll want some other spider's web out there to catch unsuspecting 'truthseekers'.kenlee said:I get the impression from reading Shoutwire that their administration delight in generating "flame wars" on those political issues that they don't want discussed which goes contrary to whatever covert hidden agena they might have.
Ok, so you're the 'lowest common denominator' kind of guy. I'm sure that's very useful to your 'controllers' who wouldn't ever want you questioning anything that they tell you to do (even if its only a 'hint' from your best friend). I'm glad you make their job so easy for them, even if you don't have a clue (and you may) at how you're being used. You are sure to be rewarded for your 'work', in proportion to the amount of rubbish you put out there, or allow to be put out there.xxoozero said:Hi. I'm zero, and I am one of the lead editors of ShoutWire. You have read my work, and some of you enjoyed it. I know this because I have seen it posted here before. I have been on Shoutwire longer than any other active editor except Scienott. I was the guy responsible for hiring 90% of the editors we have now, and had a hand in hiring the other 10%. I am also arguably the most popular writer on the site.
If there was a zionist (I am not even sure what group that word refers too) conspiracy, I assure you, I would have to be in on it. If you have read my work, and you have, you know that such an accusation would be ridiculous at best.
This theory you have going on here would be very hard to prove without me somehow being a party to it, due to the very nature of my position. As a matter of fact, I would have to be one of the key guys behind it. Me, the athiest pot smoker who likes to drink and talk about sluts.
Hi, I don't really see where "the other editors" have been flamed. Bulshoy was called a "useful idiot" but it was pointed out that was not a personal attack, but a term used to describe someone who has been used without their knowing it.xxoozero said:Go ahead and flame me if you want, like you did my other editors. This time, however, instead of being like all the other mindless sheep on the internet and finding something I posted somewhere else, attack the ideas I have set forth here.
Either that, or you can agree with me that this is all rather silly.