@MontereyJack,
Recently I’ve had occasion to discuss the Narnia books and something has just struck me.
The book The Last Battle is the final one in the series and deals with a Biblical Armageddon made for children.
At the end of the book all the characters end up being forced through a stable door where the good people are transported to Heaven and the bad ones go somewhere else.
C.S. Lewis only concerns himself with those sent to Heaven. One group is the dwarfs who had previously turned their backs on the forces of good saying the dwarfs were just for the dwarfs.
They are in Heaven but can’t see it, believing they’re in a dirty stable, and although they have a sumptuous feast they think they’re eating mouldy turnips and apples.
I’m not getting all religious, it’s just a work of fiction, but Oralloy reminds me of the dwarfs. It doesn’t matter what the reality is, he sees something else and will always see something else because he’s delusional. He will go off on a rant about nobody being able to provide examples of his craziness because even though they’re legion he can’t see them.
There’s really no point in arguing with him so why bother?
Instead of your one to one with someone who has no understanding of reality and an extremely limited vocabulary wouldn’t you rather talk to everyone else?
I have you on ignore, not because I disagree with you or I dislike you. I have you on ignore because 90% of what you post is a response to Oralloy, and I’m not interested in his paranoid, delusional, hate speech.
I may not be the only one.