If I had eaten 180 I would definitely have brought them up.
Anyway, Graham Planter for President I say.
Never mind the glory hunters suddenly coming out of the woodwork.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
If I had eaten 180 I would definitely have brought them up.
Anyway, Graham Planter for President I say.
Never mind the glory hunters suddenly coming out of the woodwork.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Who eats oysters anyway.
I once watched a TV programme where some bloke ate 180 of the horrible slimy things.
Tell people that snot is cool and trendy and they'd suck it out of your nose.
Yes, "super powers" think that they are overwhelming and invincible, but forget that they continually fucked about in Afghanistan to no avail.
So Russia is fucking about in Ukraine and the US is fucking about here there and everywhere.
And for sure, the gullible will continue to drool over the tyrannical.
Clever stupid indeed.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
"Historians" can only reiterate, copy and/or reinterpret from older texts and records...So the standard is pre-set, and will be reinterpreted and judged according to the wants and needs of the historians and their peers.
Reinterpretation is what it is and cannot tells us anything new that is more likely to be factually correct.
In the case of events that occurred between 0 and 33 AD, we must be honest and say that it is impossible to know exactly what Jesus uttered or did.
So, if you were to ask me what my wife did and said a year ago and precisely where, then I couldn't tell you with any accuracy...In fact most will have been forgotten, other than perhaps a few more significant events that I might recall, but still with no guarantee of accuracy.
The Gospel of Matthew for example, is a perfect example of supposition, where authorship and time and place of authorship cannot be agreed upon by scholars and historians...So compiled by persons or persons unknown several decades after the death of Jesus, supposedly from the eyewitness accounts of a supposed disciple named Matthew...The Gospels of Luke, John and others similarly...Though reputedly, the whole of the New Testament was compiled in Koine Greek sometime after the Jesus event by authors unknown and attributed to supposed disciples of Jesus...Though if this is to be accepted as accurate then the compilation of the New Testament could have happened any time in the 400 hundred years or so following Jesus's death.
Just about sums up Trump and the current state of the US and it's stockpile of missiles that need using before they reach their use by date.
Such is the benefit of capitalism and a large defence budget.
Iran, Japan...Easy mistake for such an intellectually supreme, on the ball being to make.
And the guy thought he was having turkey for dinner.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
The thing is with events, is that they occur before they are recorded, so unless there is undeniable on the spot evidence available then records are inevitably going to be suppositional and open to biased representation, corruption and exaggeration, especially as the documenter is likely to be biased and under pressure from some greater authority, and of course we also know that after the event eye witness accounts are notoriously inaccurate...So for example any records relative to the 33 year existence of Jesus will inevitably always be recorded after the event and likely as not recorded by a biased recorder, using suppositional evidence...So lets refer to this as document A... What will A look like...Well, some sort of ink medium on some sort of paper/ parchment surface, though the easiest way to find out is for you to show me actual first hand records that were written down between the years 0 to 33 AD...Do such records exist?...If not then every document compiled post 33 AD is unlikely to be accurate and more likely to be biased and corrupted...And so, fast forward a thousand years and more via the Mediterranean and Central Europe and we are presented with a fanciful Anglicised, translated, transcribed and exaggerated for the umpteenth time "Bible" put together by biased theo-political scribes for the purposes of social coercion and control..."Gentile" was just an example of such corrupt documentation, that people are still to this day, generationally conditioned to accept as being an undeniably accurate account of the the words of Jesus...Whereas we have no idea or way of knowing what Jesus actually uttered.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Anyway, I assume that Kyle is resting peacefully.
Though research indicates that he was cremated.
Not sure if cremation equates with peacefulness.
More sort of intense and rapid conversion.
Rather than slow and comprehensive erosion.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Wow...Didn't know that DT could levitate cheesecake.
Respect.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Then 70% don't.
Though if 30% of members are psychotic displaying violent propensities, then perhaps the moderation team should intervene.
Though I'm guessing that 30% of members are somewhat less mature than the other 70%.
Nonetheless, I see that my nomination was too late.
Next time perhaps.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Perhaps it's more accurate to say that we discriminate according to our preferences.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
It was simply one example of the theo-political deceptions of globally expanding religious power houses.
There are no original texts, only supposed translations of original texts from about the 2nd/3rd centuries onwards, as most of the claims made about the life of Jesus, post date his execution and are based upon the supposed hearsay of ex-disciples, who are then subsequently credited with authorship.
Search any subject or disciple in books or on line and what you find is latter day supposition and imagery that is clearly influenced by European culture and European religious organisations.
Biblical tales became and still are to a large degree, the basis of European theo-political ideological oppression and propaganda that has spread worldwide.
"Epstein stuff" is just a cash cow in waiting for media sensationalists and legal eagles.
And the majority of the American electorate vote either for one or the other with little regard for content.
And Trump the being is likely to self destruct fairly soon anyway.
And of course there's always the 2nd amendment and millions of guns available should needs be...Yet another cash cow for media sensationalists.
Yep, such is the intellect and civility of the modern thinking primate and the leaders of the free world.
Just keep your head down linate for there is trouble ahead........Well, there's always trouble ahead.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
"Free and open conversation" is what participants are invited to join in with.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Well, from my point of view, it was just another example of power brokers deceiving the gullible by presenting latter day manuscripts as the words of some mysterious earlier prophet type...Gentile is an English word, as is "The Bible" that gets readily quoted, and so neither can be accurate reiterations of 2000 year old hearsay and gossip.
Yep, 8.4 billion short lived blobs of organic goo competing for resources and survival...Who needs a yacht when you've got tranq and a soup wagon to see you through the day.
Choices choices, don't blame failure on success.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Yes, including circumcision...I absolutely agree.
One cannot be picky and choosey when it comes to sexually motivated child abuse.
Though that's the thing, humans are selectively moralistic when needs must.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Yes, is offal popular in Canada.
Flash fried, lightly seasoned, and served with a walnut salad, drizzled with olive oil.
A nice crisp fruity white to cleanse the palate before the sweet course.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Well, population has to do with the perpetuation of the species...Perhaps for a reason or perhaps for no reason...No one knows.
And "innocent" means what?
Innocent is a legal term, or a bit of a heart string tugger when arguing against pregnancy termination or eating meat...So a human thought construct, that as far as we know has no greater universal significance.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Population up to 8.41 billion now.
So nothing to worry about Lucy.
Just think what the population would be if it weren't for mortality.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
So it is.
Though the bigger the clump the bigger the issue...And rightly so in my book.
And it really is a woman thing...Also in my book.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
7 year olds cannot be aborted...Similarly children are not aborted...Though children can be murdered.
So your simplistic argument is too simplistic, not taking into account the many facets of the human social and physiological condition.
Murder being a variable concept...Just like most similar concepts that tend to fall under the general heading of morals and ethics.
After all, overthink is what it is to be distinguishably human...So "abortion is murder" never addresses the broader aspects of the issue.
Abortion tends to be the cessation of gamete fusion and/or cellular division by choice, relative to a raft of socio-economic considerations.
So Lucy unless you can explain the purpose of everything...Or even more so, prove that there is a purpose to everything; then abortion remains to be a moral travesty for some or a practical solution for others.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
"Gentile" is in fact an English word from the Latin gentilis meaning tribe or family...Somewhat misappropriated by religious organisations to mean the opposite.
As such the word gentile is not applicable to much earlier Jewish narratives.
Yet another example of the fraudulent and deceptive dogma to be found in latter day religious publications.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Very little is new.
Most is modification.
Well, unless the instigator is just messing about, then an opinionated argument will always be true, even if the argument is unverifiable or factually incorrect.
Nonetheless, even deliberate messing about comes weighted with truthful intent...Cause, rather than randomness.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Wow, that was jam packed with angst induced metaphor Faux.
So much so that you blew your top and came up with meassnurement.
Of course the Republicans have their own "big tent", wherein performs the orange clown and his acrobats.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
I'm very much a cook and kitchen man, much to my wife's approval.
And perhaps we need to distinguish the multi-functionality of the other place, and refer to it as the sleep or sex room...Wherein the bed is simply a piece of furniture that comfortably facilitates such multitasking.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Everyone's bottom line is survival and procreation, but of course thinking primate has long since overthought the basics.
And survival and procreation is a collective necessity somehow written into our organic programming...Yep, begs the bigger question...Why?
But like you say, human nature never changes, despite how much we overthink and complicate our infrastructure and social fabric.
So I have come to think that there is a higher more subtle level of natural control that exceeds even the autocrat and their subalterns.
So, where does this lead us?...Well it's seemingly leading somewhere, as material evolution is not regressive...We're never going to un-invent AI are we?
As I always say, government is always a lesser or greater form of tyranny, relying upon varying levels of force and compliance.
And "communism" tends towards greater tyranny...Making "communism" a sort of self contradiction in one term.
Ironically then, capitalism tends towards a less tyrannical "laissez faire" style of socialism.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Whereas for sure, "Theodicy" is a philosophical concept that relies upon opposing assumptions...Though said assumptions do tend to come with a consistent level of social agreement and generalised rules...However, rules that are easily overlooked if needs be.
SergeantLynch · 3 months ago
Indeed.
Acceptance without proof.
I would suggest that belief is defined thus.