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Bob Badour wrote:
>> mAsterdam wrote: >>> >>> ... it also helped, that you are very willing to accept >>> the RM - even thought you do have some gaps in your >>> knowledge about it - no problem for you here, a few months >>> of reading will help you putting it in perspective. >>> >>> The point is that if you weren't very willing to accept >>> the RM, my guess is you would not be treated as well, even >>> if you would have been as humble as you were/are.
Note how according to the stalker "not willing to accept" the RM (which the jerk took care to leave out) is "the very definition of closed-minded"-ness.
> One cannot be simultaneously closed-minded and humble.
Brilliant phraseology. So?
> Closed-mindedness
> is not only arrogant but rude and disrespectful in that it wastes the
> time of everyone else. mAsterdam seems to think he can be rude to
> everyone here and that no one should ever have the temerity to note the
> rudeness.
Man, am I rude! BTW I am so ignorant I had to look up "temerity": Unreasonable or foolhardy contempt of danger; rashness.
I (according to the hiding stalker) am so rude, that one needs "Unreasonable or foolhardy contempt of danger" to even note it.
> Bollocks on that!
Yeah, Bollocks, stalker!
> Actually, the key word in the phrase is "willing". Whether one has or
> has not accepted a particular point of view, if one is unwilling to
> accept different points of view, one is closed-minded and frankly lacks
> intellectual honesty.
Bollocks, stalker! Accepting different points of view does not require willingness to accept one particular POV, in casu RM.
> Having twit-filtered mAsterdam for intellectually dishonest
> closed-mindedness and for wasting people's time, his phraseology comes
> as no surprise to me at all.
BB-fans (as the jerk claims not to read this), feel free to elaborate.
> Even with this explanation, I don't expect him to get it.
Nice "explanation". I cannot be "simultaneously closed-minded and humble". I cannot even engage in public dialogue with the one who writes this shit. No, I'll give it this point. Its expectation was right on the mark. Is it happy now? I don't expect so.
> I find it interesting who mAsterdam perceives are the bullies.
The stalker lies. It's a rhetoric lie, but a lie nevertheless.
[snip wedding metaphor]
> The self-aggrandizing ignorants are self-indulgent, disrespectful, rude,
> and they insist on shoving their way to where they do not belong. Are
> those not the acts of bullies?
No. They are acts by ignorants. Self-indulgent, disrespectful, rude, yes, but ignorant. The stalker willingly dumped that excuse.
[snip bullying]
>> DW wrote: >> >>> No, but I definitely apologize if I was rude. I am clearly >>> having a hard time stating this question in a way that you >>> can understand ... I would like to be able to get all the >>> way to questions that would resonate with you, but I'm >>> clearly having trouble doing that.
[snip bullying] Received on Sun Jun 04 2006 - 22:59:26 CDT
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