RE: OT I guess- The 'Terrible Mind' follow-up...

["MIKO" <m-i-k-o@attbi.com>]

-----Original Message-----
From: John Tidwell [mailto:wedgehed@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 12:57 AM
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: RE: OT I guess- The 'Terrible Mind' follow-up...

--- MIKO <m-i-k-o@attbi.com> wrote:
> A terrible mind is the result of a society that
> refuses to let you love,

Oh yeah? Well who gets to define love? What if you
"love" molesting children? What if you "love" being
a thief? What if you "love" yourself to the degree
that the entire world should subjugate itself to
your desires?

Well I do not molest children.  I am not a thief.  And I think you should 
be
forced to deal with trashy thoughts about subjugation if you would ever
choose to psychologically rape me daily, take away my privacy entirely, and
never think twice about it.  Basically I'm saying gob to Hell because 
you've
bought into hype or cruel video editing.]
You realize, that all visible can be a form of media and that even if you
think you're watching the actual event, it can and almost always will be
edited.  And sometimes an actor on a stage that is also a prison where he
was placed without trial, judge, or jury will be punished in this manner 
for
desiring anything at all.
John, you are a major, major asshole.

> that makes the lives of others into an objectified
> spectacle,

It's been my observation that we do quite well at
making spectacles of ourselves.
I see.  Let me sit back and watch every minute of your life for a while
shlthead.

> and has no
> ability to reach into the hearts of the people
> within the society, help them
> to feel valid and good about themselves, so that
> they can love.

Paging Charles Manson, customer needs assistance
on aisle one.

Has it ever occurred to you that maybe there are valid
reasons why people should not feel good about them-
selves? We will never progress if we insist on
seeing our faults, vices, sins, as virtues. We can
certainly learn from our mistakes; but, we have to
admit our mistakes first.
No.  The mistakes have been allowed to occur by the sadistic audience of a
society cognizant of where events will drive a human heart and deeply
lustful of seeing a boring romantic drama become a horror movie.
You are obviously one of the morons who believes media hype but has made no
attempt to determine fact from fiction, or to review the full text and 
video
of the history of those who have been provoked into painful lives and
painful responses by people EXACTLY like you who CREATE the pain by FAILING
to do anything other than react with stupidity and hatred.
You make me deeply angry and now I must go break things.

> A terrible mind is always an indicator of a society
> failing.  But societies
> fail when there's no one specifically in charge of
> what's most important.

Are you referring to God?

I guess not.

No, because the higher conscious expects to see responsibility taken at 
this
level and is deeply upset that people keep waiting for all the help to come
from "above".
Get off your lazy ASS and start CARING, if only to give your God some 
reason
to care, at all, about you.

> We need to elect a President of Self-Worth and make
> him (or her) responsible
> for guiding people toward the love they need.  And
> this President of Love
> needs the power to change the rules so that they
> actually work- so that the
> society of the human mind keeps a space open for the
> society of human
> hearts- every heart, everywhere.

I nominate Pat Buchanan. Don't laugh, it's no more
stupid than any name you'll come up with.

Miko, I know I'm coming on a bit strong; but, has
there ever been a dictator who didn't achieve power
by making "the people" think he loved them? Caesar
loved the mobs of Rome, Stalin loved the workers,
and Hitler loved the German Volk.

You are coming on stronger than the odor a homeless German passed out on a
pile of dog poopoo at a garlic festival during Oktoberfest.
And I appreciate NOTHING you say.  I actually wish you didn't exist but I
will accept that morons like you scratch your asses constantly in the royal
palace of your own privacy and you never question your own deep
imperfection.

I imagine the world will love itslf to death one day.
The phrasing would be "All that loves in the universe will soon die of
hopelessness because human nature has no ability to self-reflect or
self-perceive, and makes NO effort."


John




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John Tidwell




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