Zloduska wrote:
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> Richard Brodie wrote:
>
> >But Reed IS talking to her from a higher plane, and I think most of us here
> >can see that. It doesn't do any good to pretend you're not enlightened when
> >you are.
>
> Conversely, it does no good to pretend you're enlightened when you are not.
> You know, I've been thinking about what you said all day long, but I don't
> have the heart to respond. Doesn't make any sense, if as you say, nearly
> everyone who reads this list agrees that I'm an inferior, ignorant
> nuisance. Congradulations on your success Richard, for selling so many
> books and dampening my spirit.
>
> You and Reed can have your "enlightenment"; I don't want it.
>
> It says a lot when it becomes a dreaded chore to respond to CoV posts,
> simply because I chose to speak my mind. Ahh...to prdla,
>
> ~kjs
Being enlightened and being a judge are two different things. Everyone has a choice of tone, language and demeanor. Maybe the content must hold true, but all the genius personality trappings are optional. Shame on you for choosing them. It ain't smart.
NC
-- To stay in place, you have to run. To get anywhere, you have to run even harder. --The Red Queen