🚀 go-pugleaf

TarlaStar wrote:
> 
> Dale Switzer <dale.switzer@bigfoot.com> wrote:
> > After I grew up I found that my life had not been
> >maimed or broken by identifying myself with morally upright people.
> >Contrariwise, I found that I had less problem gaining the trust of
> >society's mainstream.
> 
(several meaningless sentences filled with profanity deleted)
> Just say it, you damned sheep..."I'm happy to
> be a part of the herd. I LIKE BEING MEDIOCRE!" I bet you go to
> Disneyworld, don't you? You and your kind, (the normworms) make my
> flesh crawl...because you're maggots.
> 

I'm not quite sure what pre-pubescent flies have to do with the
discussion.  However I think that a reply to the "part of the herd" is
merited.  Once.  I don't think that I want to have a very long
discussion with this person.

During my younger years, acting like a morally upright person was
definitely not being "part of the herd".  The herd was the type of
people who lived loosely, and spoke as this TarlaStar person speaks.  I
was one of only 2 boys in my class of 400 seniors with short hair.  If
this is being part of a herd, then herds are in danger of in-breeding.

Choosing traditional morality makes one a leader, not a follower.  It
also makes for a much more pleasant life.


> >Contrariwise, if they choose to group themselves with  the dregs of
> >society, I will use whatever authority I have to forbid and discourage
> >that practice.
> 
> You have no authority, you're a herdbeast. You allow others to have
> the authority and you never question it because yer a rilly GOOD
> herdbeast. When MY KIND rule this planet, you're going to make a very
> tasty meal.
> 

I have no fear of your kind (whatever that is, your shouting of it does
not make it clearer).  Kinds of people don't make a difference, kinds of
lifestyles do.  If you mean that people living a morally bankrupt life
are going to rule the planet then I don't worry about that too much
either.  People who act in those ways are self-destructive, they do not
rule, they die young.  Unfortunately, they often take other young people
to tragic early deaths also.

As far as authority.  I have authority in my home.  That authority
(which is what I was referring to) will be used, God willing, to raise
my children to accept and propagate the kind of lives pleasing to
themselves, to society, and to God.

Dale