On Sat, 24 Dec 2022 09:50:57 -0800 (PST), George Dance
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george...@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>On Thursday, December 22, 2022 at 1:16:48 PM UTC-5, NancyGene wrote:
>> On Thursday, December 22, 2022 at 4:48:36 PM UTC,
cocodeso...@gmail.com wrote:
>> > On Thursday, December 22, 2022 at 9:24:16 AM UTC-5,
george...@yahoo.ca wrote:
>> > > On Thursday, December 22, 2022 at 9:02:09 AM UTC-5,
michaelmalef...@gmail.com wrote:
>> > > > On Wednesday, December 21, 2022 at 10:41:41 PM UTC-5,
george...@yahoo.ca
>> George Dance, have you ever been tested for Witzelsucht?
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>That The question sounds like one I've already answered. So I'll repeat the same answer. No, not to my knowledge. Have you?
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>> We are sure that David R. Procter has been.
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>That's something I've noticed about you, and I think help explains your close bond with the Liar Twins, the monkey and the Chimp. The three of you are so often "sure" about things you know nothing about.
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>> > > He simply used the picture to illustrate his point, just as he used a picture of cocksucking to illustrate the MEatpuppet's point.
>> Was it funny, was it totally inappropriate, or was it a clear sign of his insanity?
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>No to all three. It was just a dramatic gesture to make a point in a flame war.
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>> We have enough empathy to know that posting something like that would be shockingly inappropriate.
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>Earth to NG: the photo was already posted, on the web; and the children are far more likely to find it there and be "traumatized" than they will by finding the link in some old usenet thread. if you have a problem with the photo being posted, then take it up with the site that posted it and still has it up. Whining here about a link isn't going to change that.
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>And cut the crap about your "empathy" -- it's obvious to all that you're whining about the link for one and only one reason; that it was posted to insult you.
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>> Also, readers can trust our links.
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>You trust your own links? Whoop-de-doo!
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>> David R. Procter's links should not be followed.
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>NastyGene, we know you've doxxed poor Mack; there's no reason other than gloating for you to keep reminding us.
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>> He thought of it in his damaged mind.
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>Earth to NastyGene: You're not exactly demonstrating "empathy" here by ridiculing a veteran for having suffered a brain injury while fighting for your country in Vietnam. That might make Michael and Jim snicker and snigger, but I doubt you'll impress anyone else.
It is no wonder that it doesn't post its real name and keeps itself
hidden. America doesn't like traitorous types who abuse veterans -
especially disabled vets. I wish I could find out its real name. I
could make its life a living hell.
Anybody know how we could find out? Maybe it is a sockpuppet of
Pendragon's, too. I will ask a lawyer. It needs its wings clipped
and its mouth shut.
>> Would you have wanted him for a teacher or around your children? No, and evidently no one else did either.
I taught Special Education in New York City including Harlem in the
1980s. What have you done with your life except try to make trouble
for others? Are you proud of yourself and what you do? My god, you
are sick. When are you going to seek psychotherapy to help you?
>I think that the last thing I'd worry about in a teacher is what links they were posting on social media on their own time. The idea that it would be your first worry makes you sound as crazy on the subject as your slurpbuddy Michael.
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>> David R. Procter is showing every sign of hating children (and most people).
I taught high school and college level. You get different kinds of
classes everywhere; it depends on the personalities of the students.
You will get classes that love you and classes that don't. No big
deal. Lesson plan, teach the class, and don't sweat the small stuff.
>No, he is not showing any signs of hating anyone other than you, Michael, and Jim, aapc's conjoined triplets.
I am reminded of Ghandi's quote: "I like your Christ; I don't like
your Christians!"
>> If he is brain-damaged, he should just sit on the beach and collect sea shells, instead of sullying an already-soiled Internet news group.
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>The fact that he suffered a brain injury fighting for his country in Vietnam more than 50 years ago does not make him "brain-damaged" today. Once again, like the other two conjoined triplets, you are simply assuming things you obviously don't know.
I have permanent diplopia and wear lenses to corrrect it. I suffer
from anxiety and major depression, and I get occasional flashbacks. I
take a lot of medicine. If I had it to do over again, I would not
have gone into teaching; it can be very stressful, although I got very
good evaluations from students and teaching-supervisors. I would have
liked to work with animals as a vet or an assistant. Maybe in Africa
or anywhere I might have been needed.
>> George Dance seems to lack emotional intelligence.
Not to me, and I have studied aspects of intelligence formally and
informally for many decades. George is a clever fellow and has it all
together. You, on the other hand, are seriously disturbed with a
major personality disorder as well as a mental illness. Definitely
paranoid schizophrenia - but you have plenty of company. Lots of them
walking around. It is a curse of our culture and the origins of it.
>One wonders if you can meaningfully define (and quantify) "emotional intelligence". I think you're just bullshitting about "empathy" again, but this time trying to dress it up in more 'scientific' language.
It has no idea what it is talking about. Obvious that it has very
little formal education. Probably abused as a child because of its
personality.