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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 2:39:25 PM   
SugarMyChurro


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I don't care, you're right. It's put up or shut up.

Is there some reason I have to repeat the fact that this sub-topic was begun by farglebargle? I call your attention to post #2: http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=1229542

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Yeah, well withholding basic medical care, so that a newly baptized soul can ascent into heaven will do that for a person.

For her, keeping 'em healthy and alive here was less important than they accept redemption before they die. I understand her conflict.

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 2:50:31 PM   
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Then, IMO you're both wrong. It doesn't matter to you anyway. That much is obvious, as you managed to continue on for 13 pages quite well on your own. So by all means, have at it. It's a free country.

Not to mention that you don't even bother to read your own source material you cite as "proof" or most likely the Ops' original citation about Mother T. I hardly think that qualifies you as any real debater (at least to me).

- Susan

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 2:53:03 PM   
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I am just curious.......... what is the record for number of times a person has said they are finished with a thread, before they actually quit posting to it???

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My twisted, self deprecating, sense of humour, finds alot to laugh about, in your lack of one!

Just because you are well educated, articulate, and can use big, fancy words, properly........does not mean you are right!

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 2:54:59 PM   
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I dare say there will be a few more comments before we find that out.

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:01:40 PM   
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bugger.........I was afraid of that.......

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My twisted, self deprecating, sense of humour, finds alot to laugh about, in your lack of one!

Just because you are well educated, articulate, and can use big, fancy words, properly........does not mean you are right!

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:04:30 PM   
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Damn...I'm just gettin' started....Was there ever a report of Mother Theresa getting fucked?  It would be kinda cool to nudge a friend whenever she was shown on the tele to say, "I got me some of that!"

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:07:06 PM   
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I said I was going to pop in - and also, I know Level's feelings were hurt. I also realize this is a discussion forum. The only reason I am standing up for him is because he's completely given up on the idea himself. By the time he managed to mention it, this thread had already grown to something like 6 pages, and had taken on a life of its own.

I realize judging the behavior of a group under those circumstances, is maybe different from judging the behavior of a few initial select individuals at a thread's inception. IMO, anyone willing to attempt to totally destroy an OP's initial idea with such zeal from their very first post, and at its inception, has a lack of judgment problem. But that's just me.

I am also not a Moderator. By all means, have at it. Do whatever you feel like. It's a free country.

- Susan

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:08:46 PM   
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domiguy: Well, she certainly got _ucked over in this thread, IMO.

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:09:29 PM   
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Whatever number you came up with...add two

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:10:35 PM   
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You really ARE deranged!

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:10:44 PM   
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Hey, he's my friend. And his feelings were hurt. Sorry if it bugs someone I'd come to his defense.

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:12:48 PM   
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Was that directed to me?  What the hell are you talking about?

And I think Level is just about everyone's friend.  I don't know anyone who has anything bad to say about him.

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:18:59 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: bandit25
Whatever number you came up with...add two

LOL (Yes, that is in capitals)
 
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Was there ever a report of Mother Theresa getting fucked?

Not that I am aware of. It does fit the profile of someone with sadistic personality disorder or psychopath: emotionally shallow.
 

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:20:35 PM   
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No, he's not "everyone's friend" in the sense that they e-mail eachother. If it threw him enough to really get ticked off and hurt about it, I think it says something. It might not mean anything to some people, but it does to me (but I admit I am biased). But I definitely saw his point. I doubt he'll be back, but it's possible. When the original OP gives up on a thread, I do think it says something, however.

And anyone who has been around domiguy for longer than about 10 minutes, also knows that he is kidding.

- Susan

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:35:31 PM   
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Did Level get upset?...I can never tell...I have him on block...Such a sensitive boy!

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:38:21 PM   
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Well, I guess you told me now didn't you?  Feeling better chica?

DG, I've been around you longer than 10 minutes.  Were you kidding ?

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 3:48:49 PM   
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Like I said before, it's the Internet. To some apparently that means standard rules like trying to be polite, or even bothering to read the OP's source material (or one's own, even, that one is citing as so-called "proof" of one's points) just don't apply. 

Except, I figure it's a probably complete waste of time to actually take someone like that seriously. The only reason I said anything initially about it, was because it was just so darned rude to do that in an opening post, IMO. Furthermore, his ranting managed to (for me) to throw the initial probable intent of the entire thread off-track.

Sure everyone has a right to their own POV. Can they not at least attempt to be polite for 30 seconds first, though?  Sorry, I guess it is just a personal thing, and my own quirk. I am sure others disagree. Just wanted to mention it. I really don't care if they do, or even if they have a varying opinon. But - it was not the original topic of the OP. And I do have a right to my own POV as well. 

- Susan

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 4:00:40 PM   
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Well, this thread has certainly grown legs and taken off.....
 
Were my "feelings hurt"? No. Do I find some people's inability to look beyond the end of thier own nose aggravating at times? Yup, but I'll surely get over it.
 
Now, if anyone feels like continuing to thrash the shit out of one another any further, carry on.

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 4:01:59 PM   
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Wow, you're here. Nice to see you. Glad you weren't irrevocably damaged.

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RE: Mother Teresa's dark night of the soul - 8/27/2007 4:02:13 PM   
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If I recall, there are plenty of wealthy people in the world, who manage to do a lot of good in the world with their money.

These people often only got that wealthy by selling something for more than it is worth and by other unethical dealings, transactions and behaviours. Sure their right hand may be doing a lot of good. It is the magician's distraction hand. But what evil are they doing with their left hand, the magician's hand of sleight?

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Look at the donation Warren  Buffett just made - over $30 billion dollars to the Gates foundation.

So you think that it is intended for a purpose of good? You truly believe so? It is a War-fund. Extremely wealthy people do not care about other people, nor about good. They are in the obtaining power business and they are willing to go over dead bodies to get it - many dead bodies.

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And anyway, people's religious POV's are really beside the point. And Rule is deliberatley misunderstanding Catholic Theology, and taking any old view or quotation re: Suffering surrounding her, or what she said about its value completely out of context in order to appear oh so clever - that's total crap Rule, and you know it. Your religious hang-ups are not anyone's problem,and don't prove a thing.

What religious hang-ups?

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The Irish Catholics and Protestants have been fighting it out for centuries. Ditto for the Palestinians and the Israelis. And so?

They do so because there is evil afoot, my dear. They are pawns that are moved by high level players, by evil people.

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To get back to the actual topic - Mother Theresa - if I recall as well, she lived in complete poverty herself her entire life, anyway. Nobody's proven a thing, in that regard.

It is a characteristic of people with sadistic personality disorder that they may neglect themselves and not care, my dear. You think that you are presenting an argument for selflessness and therefore holiness. However, in fact your argument is extremely strong evidence that she had sadistic personality disorder.

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data about missing money are: 1) Unproven

No, it is not. We have the testimony of a nun that nothing was ever done with the money that they received. This testimony is credible.

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ORIGINAL: SusanofO
2) The work of authors whose motives could definitely be in question as well.

They are simply trying to earn a crust of dry bread, my dear. There are very few writers that can actually live from their hard labour. Have you read their books? (I haven't, but then you are the one that are criticizing them.)

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3) That even if its true, it is still a snap-shot of a point in time. Not necessarily proof of pervasive circumstances.

You are speculating. Where is your proof of the opposite?


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4) It doesn't prove that no good was ever done with donations to Mother Theresa 

You are addicted to and obsessed with proofs. That is very narrowminded thinking. Try to step outside of the box, my dear.

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Whether someone appreciates a person who received a past Nobel Peace Prize is beside the point. It takes substantial vetting to receive one, by people qualified enough to judge whether or not they might deserve it - at that point in time.

To me it is obvious that they are not qualified.

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It does not, however, take any vetting whatsoever - merely a willingness to make a fast dollar at the expense of an ignorant public by making unproven allegations, to write a book claiming they are true -or to believe allegations tossed about with no real proof of their veracity.

You are mistaken. These books are read by many people that are not ignorant and that are highly critical of what they read. Thus these books are vetted by hundreds of qualified people instead of by a handful of people with suspect Reputations.

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IMO anyone who actually objects to the idea of a Nobel Peace Prize existing in the first place has a slightly deranged POV. IMO their objection to it existing sums up just about everything wrong in the world.

I quite agree. The Nobel Peace Prize is a great idea. When awarded by good people. Not when awarded by evil people. Guess what: the evil people are in charge.

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