@Moment-in-Time,
Moment-in-Time wrote:cicerone imposter wrote:The way I see these issues is that many people's emotions take away their ability to see things clearly. They have a choice, but prefer to control their thinking with emotion rather than what is obvious facts and evidence.
I call that STUPID.
Hiya, Ci, I understand where you're coming from, and there are a few posters whom your description depicts perfectly.
The most perfect fit for cicerone imposter's description, is cicerone imposter himself.
Moment-in-Time wrote:However, looking at it from an unemotional viewpoint (not frustration)....rationally.....One who has demonstrated an inability to reason doesn't deserve our scorn and or ridicule but our understanding.
The problem with that is, low-IQ types like cicerone imposter are obnoxious in addition to stupid.
When they top off "their inability to think" with rudeness and false accusations, that makes being magnanimous towards them feel a bit tedious.
Moment-in-Time wrote:One's failure to comprehend the other side of the coin, often believing he's staunchly right,
The other side of the coin from the truth, is falsehood.
Most people comprehend falsehood. They just discard it as worthless.
Moment-in-Time wrote:often believing he's staunchly right, yet wasn't a physical eyewitness, comes right out of the inverted Oralloy playbook....someone who is a very misinformed, possibly deluded poster.
You're pretty free with the false accusations there.
I note your inability to point out a single fact that I am wrong about.
Moment-in-Time wrote:You would not try to explain "quantum mechanics I" to a child of 5 years old, would you?
Depends on the five year old child. I could have handled it.
Moment-in-Time wrote:The more explicit reasoning you exhibit implying Zimmerman was the "stalker" and Martin merely trying to defend himself from his pursuer, the more unshakable in their opposition the pro-Zimmerman supporters become.
Cicerone imposter doesn't do reasoning. He's a retard.
And the evidence that Trayvon approached Mr. Zimmerman and began the conflict isn't going to go away no matter how fervently you deny reality.