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noen wrote:All I know is one thing - - those of us who dare to disagree are shouted down, ridiculed and verbally abused.
Nor is there the slightest possibility of rational discourse from the other side. I've come to the conclusion that the pro-CDers are more like a cult than anything. Their belief system is absolutely ridged and inflexible.
I wish it had been other wise and that a respectful argument could happen. I've been proven wrong on that many times. It's why I hardly ever post here and more, and I suspect it's why a number of people don't either. I think that Jeff had best think long and hard about that.
I had thought that a place like RI was a place for balance. A place where one could explore the edge of what is known without getting utterly lost. Frankly, I don't see that so much any more. What I see instead is RI becoming more like a closed psych ward and that's not a fun place to be.
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:Have you considered that the controlled demolition in no longer "a matter of opinion"?
Jeff wrote:Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:Have you considered that the controlled demolition is no longer "a matter of opinion"?
Hugh, you're being a Demolition Bully. Please don't.
We are in the middle of a lying torturing poisoning stealing war.
THAT'S "not a fun place to be."
Perhaps some RI readers come for the UFOs but don't want to stay for the solved crimes of fascism. So be it.
Jeff wrote:Hugh, I'm beginning to think you may have keyword hijacked "truth," because your use of it is giving me the hives I associate these days with "freedom" and "democracy."
CD is still a matter of opinion and interpretation, not of fact, and those who claim otherwise are making religious assumptions.
Hold your position and make your argument, but don't continue imputing bad faith to those with whom you're in disagreement.
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:And it is important to know that there are things we can know. Like PHYSICS.
Jeff wrote:Then why isn't something so evidently self-evident, evident to more physicists than one who also claims evidence for Jesus' visit to ancient America?
And why, if physics is all that, do you seem so reluctant to follow it into the 20th century, let alone the 21st, and acknowledge the weirdness, the ambiguity and the implications of quantum physics?
Your absolutism is wearying, divisive and unprofitable.
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