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Should we show respect for other people's "beliefs?"

 
 
Frank Apisa
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jan, 2005 09:53 am
Ticomaya wrote:
What?!!! Frank ... being ..........blunt?? Surely not.




[/mock sarcasm]



I call it "being frank!"
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snood
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jan, 2005 03:15 pm
Frank, curmudgeonly, senile, six of one, half dozen of the other.
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Frank Apisa
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jan, 2005 03:30 pm
You are obsessed, Snood.

Get a grip on yourself...and get over it.
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snood
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jan, 2005 04:14 pm
What? you're possessed? That explains it. See a priest.
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Taliesin181
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jan, 2005 04:15 pm
Where did this "six of one, half dozen of the other" thing come from? I'm not even sure I understand what it means.

Frank: Nice name-pun. :wink:
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Frank Apisa
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jan, 2005 04:39 pm
snood wrote:
What? you're possessed? That explains it. See a priest.



Get a grip on it, Snood.

Stop with the obsession.

Act like a man...even if is not an easy role.


Or continue to entertain me.



The choice is yours.
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snood
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jan, 2005 04:46 pm
Frank Apisa wrote:
snood wrote:
What? you're possessed? That explains it. See a priest.



Get a grip on it, Snood.

Stop with the obsession.

Act like a man...even if is not an easy role.


Or continue to entertain me.



The choice is yours.


What? Your choice is boys? Why frank, I didn't know that about you....
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Taliesin181
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jan, 2005 04:48 pm
Ummm..snood? What's going on? I really hope you're planning on stopping this soon, because these "I know you are but what am I?" games are a bit immature. I thought you were better than that. Please explain.... Confused
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Frank Apisa
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jan, 2005 04:57 pm
snood wrote:
Frank Apisa wrote:
snood wrote:
What? you're possessed? That explains it. See a priest.



Get a grip on it, Snood.

Stop with the obsession.

Act like a man...even if is not an easy role.


Or continue to entertain me.



The choice is yours.


What? Your choice is boys? Why frank, I didn't know that about you....



This post is too stupid to deal with.
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binnyboy
 
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Reply Thu 20 Jan, 2005 10:11 pm
Re: Should we show respect for other people's "beliefs?
Twincams wrote:
binnyboy wrote:
Frank Apisa wrote:
Quote:
Is not any preposition a guess about the unknown?


No.

But you may be asking something other than what you wrote. Look it over...and if you meant something else...post it and I will respond.


That's just immature, Frank.
Act your age.


My views on the above.... I presume most of us (including Frank) are aware that "presupposition" may have been what catquas intended to write. It seems to me, that Frank did an excellent job, he gave the author a chance to amend his post and rectify the situation (it's called "self help")
If I'm unaware of the meaning of a word, I either look it up, or I don't use it... But, maybe catquas believed to the best of his knowledge that he was using the correct word? In which case, Frank's reply was (IMHO) still quite appropriate...what is Frank, the Enigma machine?

The only part of Frank's post I feel may have been a little blunt, was ......

catquas wrote:
Isn't all knowlege belief?
Frank Apisa wrote:
No


Maybe a little blunt, but a quick look in any dictionary would have explained the difference between "knowledge" and "belief"

So to summarise... maybe Frank was a little harsh, but before posting, isn't it always a good idea to gather as many facts as possible?

Twincams


I find it likely that catquas meant proposition and accidentally missed a key.
Frank made an underhanded attack on catquas' intelligence in his statement, and I think it was just a typo (MHO). Furthermore, it was just a cop-out, since the pace of this thread is moderate enough to cover up the issue with a dozen or two posts before catquas gets back to it.

Any normal person would have answered the question he knew was meant instead of badgering the guy (or gal) about a typo (or best case scenario, a case of improper diction). If he is so condescending that he just must draw everybody's attention to a minor (and unrelated to the topic) mistake, do so and get on with the ideas being expressed. Don't just attack the words and not the meaning.

And, Frank, most of us got over the "I know you are but what am I" retort in gradeschool.

-Edited because I mixed up lash and catquas...apologies!
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snood
 
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Reply Fri 21 Jan, 2005 07:57 am
Frank, now, don't get excited. You know what that can do to someone your age.
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Bibliophile the BibleGuru
 
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Reply Fri 21 Jan, 2005 08:01 am
Frank, I see you've broken your New Year's Resolution already. Keep it chilly man, coooooool.
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Lash
 
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Reply Sun 23 Jan, 2005 07:37 pm
Re: Should we show respect for other people's "beliefs?
binnyboy wrote:
Twincams wrote:
binnyboy wrote:
Frank Apisa wrote:
Quote:
Is not any preposition a guess about the unknown?


No.

But you may be asking something other than what you wrote. Look it over...and if you meant something else...post it and I will respond.


That's just immature, Frank.
Act your age.


My views on the above.... I presume most of us (including Frank) are aware that "presupposition" may have been what catquas intended to write. It seems to me, that Frank did an excellent job, he gave the author a chance to amend his post and rectify the situation (it's called "self help")
If I'm unaware of the meaning of a word, I either look it up, or I don't use it... But, maybe catquas believed to the best of his knowledge that he was using the correct word? In which case, Frank's reply was (IMHO) still quite appropriate...what is Frank, the Enigma machine?

The only part of Frank's post I feel may have been a little blunt, was ......

catquas wrote:
Isn't all knowlege belief?
Frank Apisa wrote:
No


Maybe a little blunt, but a quick look in any dictionary would have explained the difference between "knowledge" and "belief"

So to summarise... maybe Frank was a little harsh, but before posting, isn't it always a good idea to gather as many facts as possible?

Twincams


I find it likely that lash meant proposition and accidentally missed a key.
Frank made an underhanded attack on lash's intelligence in his statement, and I think it was just a typo (MHO). Furthermore, it was just a cop-out, since the pace of this thread is moderate enough to cover up the issue with a dozen or two posts before lash gets back to it.

Any normal person would have answered the question he knew was meant instead of badgering the guy (or gal) about a typo (or best case scenario, a case of improper diction). If he is so condescending that he just must draw everybody's attention to a minor (and unrelated to the topic) mistake, do so and get on with the ideas being expressed. Don't just attack the words and not the meaning.

And, Frank, most of us got over the "I know you are but what am I" retort in gradeschool.


binnyboy-- The quote in question was not mine. I am the star (and Producer) of several other personal attacks--just not this particular one--for those keeping score.

[size=7]Someone will have to direct me to whatever the hell it was that Frank did to snood. Shocked Must have been rare. [/size]

edit--Forgot-- Yeah, Frank. I hate flag burning--and I do think we have a mixed morality--or something--about what words we asterisk, what things are OK to say, and which are deemed sacred. I've gone back and forth over the flag burning issue-- But, I agree with you that censoring swastikas is a concern. I utterly despise anti-Jew sentiment, and would stand for principle every time--but governmental clamp-downs on speech really gets under my skin.

This is where "respect for beliefs" goes nuts. I would like to know what others of varying religions think about the law. Good, bad...indifferent?
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binnyboy
 
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Reply Sun 23 Jan, 2005 08:48 pm
Re: Should we show respect for other people's "beliefs?
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binnyboy-- The quote in question was not mine. I am the star (and Producer) of several other personal attacks--just not this particular one--for those keeping score.

sorry... that was catquas. My apologies!

Question for experienced posters... does this mean I should edit my previous post?
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Lash
 
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Reply Sun 23 Jan, 2005 09:54 pm
Nah. You have to leave it hanging out there, so we can make fun of you for a few days.
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binnyboy
 
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Reply Sun 23 Jan, 2005 11:11 pm
ok I fixed it Razz
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Bibliophile the BibleGuru
 
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Reply Mon 24 Jan, 2005 10:31 am
Frank, are you any wiser yet on this subject?
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binnyboy
 
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Reply Mon 24 Jan, 2005 10:19 pm
Laughing
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Ethel2
 
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Reply Tue 25 Jan, 2005 07:09 am
Frank is bursting with wisdom. But have any of us learned anything?............. us bad lot of opinionated consorters.
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snood
 
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Reply Tue 25 Jan, 2005 07:26 am
Yup. Bursting. Yeah, boy.
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