surface/what is beyond the surface
James L. King III
<19990720.022544.-344193....@juno.com>, Outfoxing
The Foxes <strippers_p...@juno.com> wrote:
> Some Guy writes:
>
> On the Surface, Ray Appears to be a dishonest person who tries to take
> peoples' money by selling them plagarized advice.
>
> <-------Oh I do? Can I make others appear that way by LIBELING them?
> For anyone to draw a conclusion without ALL information says only about
> themselves that they are biased or easily manipulated by lies. Believe
> me, if you knew all truths about me you'd hate yourself for saying
> something like that.
*yawn* libel ... gee, that sounds familiar .. oh yeah, Ray repeatedly
threatens this .. But we all know what it is ...
Lie-bull ..
If Ray really had a case, he would have prosecuted by now and bragged
about it, because that appears to be his nature.
The fact that he continues just to threaten shows that he is merely
posturing. It might be that we'll continue to show others how he has
threatened lawsuits for ages and his lackluster follow-up average on
those threats. How about a pool on when he actually follows through?
[snip]
> I have been analysing the idea of taking something or someone that I hate
> and breaking it down, finding out why I hate it myself and trying to
> discover good in it/them. It has been a POWERFUL tool for Me.
>
> <------Try discovering TRUTH first instead of focusing on primitive
> emotional reasoning.
Ray, then why you focus so much on women's primitive emotional
reasoning rather than the truth?
> For example, start with Odiou's real name. Here's
> someone who will attack others without putting his name (and address)
> behind it. Doesn't that raise some suspicion in you? It's one thing if
> he wants to present an idea, but quite another to make accusations. In
> this country we are supposedly given the right to confront our accusers.
> Your omissions speak VOLUMES.
You confront him quite frequently here.
>
>
> The surface: Manipulating other people for your own good is "bad"
> An Idea that may reveal a different view: Making someone LIKE you.
> "Whatever it takes, I am gonna do it until you LIKE Me"
>
> <--------The ultimate supplication. The ultimate anti-supplication is to
> be yourself without regard to others. The only missing link here are the
> libel suits, whereby I show people why it's not wise to libel people on
> the internet, and then they have to act all remorseful in front of the
> judge, as if it were just a joke or something.
>
Folks, I'll repeat what others say over and over (most recently Riker):
Anti-supplication does NOT equal "pro-asshole"
And Ray, why not choose your true identity, Gordon Roy Parker if you
want to "be yourself" without regard to others? Or do you also have
multiple personalities to go along with your bipolar psychosis?
James King
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