Termyn8or -> RE: Taking responsibility (4/28/2009 7:52:33 PM)
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Forgery, false, a wiki definition. Nothing said about the content. Nothing. I suspect that nobody knows the damn content because they won't or can't read the damn thing. The wiki definition could apply to the book of Revelations, Genesis, or the US dollar bill. Case in point : "It must be noted that men with bad instincts are more in number than the good, and therefore the best results in governing them are attained by violence and terrorisation, and not by academic discussions. Every man aims at power, everyone would like to become a dictator if only he could, and rare indeed are the men who would not be willing to sacrifice the welfare of all for the sake of securing their own welfare. " Now let's just say I wrote that. Would you disagree ? "A people left to itself, i.e., to upstarts from its midst, brings itself to ruin by party dissension's excited by the pursuit of power and honours and disorders arising therefrom. Is it possible for the masses of the people calmly and without petty jealousies to form judgments, to deal with the affairs of the country, which cannot be mixed up with personal interests? Can they defend themselves from an eternal foe? It is unthinkable, for a plan broken up into as many parts as there are heads in the mob, loses all homogeneity, and thereby becomes unintelligible and impossible of execution. " Sounds to me like the forger is extolling the virtues of good government. Not that we have it mind you. If one can manage to read the whole thing, they can see that the ultimate goal is good government worldwide, and an end to petty wars and border disputes. It also discusses that some temporary evils are necessary to achieve the greater good. After considering history, how can anyone dispute it ? Now consider these words : "Men shall seek death and not find it". Now we live in a society in which abortion is allowed, yet euthenasia is criminalized, where control over deadly weapons is such the many are unable to defend themselves. Now why should I give more creedence to those words ? Just because they were in the Bible ? Written over 2,000 years ago. Men of insight, perhaps to the point of qualifying as foresight have existed in human history. Not every one of them was a King or labelled some sort of prophet in their lifetime. Some were considered heretics. Some were proven right postumasly. Hindsight is quite clear, as always. Is every word in the Protocols irrefutable truth ? I doubt it. Is every word in the Bible irrefutable truth ? I won't even answer that. In this venue I simply don't think it necessary. I never claimed any such thing in the first place, but I do note those uncanny paralells to actual history. They are many. I judge anything by the content, and as far as I am concerned anyone who can't do that is ill prepared for a debate with me. Not one person on this forum has ever considered and effectively argued against anything contained therein. Not once, and I suspect that is because they can't. Just like democrats dismiss the words of republicans and vice versa, they must be wrong because of who they are. I have never heard of anything so ignorant. Not stupid, for which there is a cure, I mean ignorant. Not much different than burning books. When people dismiss me summarily for bringing certain ideas to the table, there are only a couple of impetus' I can figure out for that action. One would be to guide my belief system, the other would be to limit my expression thereof. Friends, I have never met anyone in my life with the requisite intelligence to do that, and doubt I ever will. Nobody can tell me what is untrue, because they themselves do not know the complete truth, and neither do I. What I say here also applies to the words of Farrakan, MLK, Dr. Pierce. I take the pearls of wisdom without having to accept the entire tenet of the author's belief system. Why can't others do that ? What, did someone start telling you never to read certain things since you were a toddler ? Did someone teach you that a liar cannot tell the truth ? That is absurd, to effectively lie one must mix in the truth, otherwise the reciever of said lies could just believe the opposite which would be the truth. Very counterproductive for the liar. With my candid and careful responses, and the lack of same from those who oppose me on this subject, I am starting to think that I have been underestimated, and that I have possibly overestimated others. Now just go read the damn thing and come up with something fucking with substance. The challenge remains, I have seen NOTHING of the sort here, nor anywhere else. And not to show off my IQ here, but there is one irrefutable fact : If you don't know who wrote it, you don't know who didn't. READ THE DAMN THING, until you do, what reason would I have to take you seriously ? You know who you are. T
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