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Dale Switzer <dale.switzer@bigfoot.com> wrote:

>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. 

It means that you live off the dead. You are unable to accept change.
You revere the status quo. Is that clear enough for you?

> 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.

That makes two of us. 

>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.

What IS a morally upright person? What IS living loosely? Buzz words
to convey your "goodness" to others who use buzz words? 

>  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.

I think you're a bit late to notice this problem.

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

Sez you. What makes you think that your life is any more pleasant than
mine? What makes you such a great leader if only one other person
looked like you?

>> >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).

Capitalization of particular words is NOT the equivalent of shouting;
it's the equivalent of verbal emphasis. I'm glad you're not afraid. It
makes it so much easier just to walk up and kill YOUR KIND.

>  Kinds of people don't make a difference, kinds of
>lifestyles do.

Wait a second here...people don't make a difference, lifestyles do?
Well who's living these lifestyles...dogs? 

>  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. 

You don't know a damned thing about my morality but you assume because
I don't want to see everyone on the planet marching in lockstep that
I'm morally bankrupt. What does that say about YOU?

> People who act in those ways are self-destructive, they do not
>rule, they die young.

What ways? People who cuss out the self-designated moral authorities
are self-destructive? People who question authority die young? Yeah,
right. 

>  Unfortunately, they often take other young people
>to tragic early deaths also.

How often? Or are you just assuming again?

>As far as authority.  I have authority in my home. 

You THINK you do. Unless you're reading your children's minds, you
don't know what they do when they aren't in your sight. And when
they're eighteen, unless you've brainwashed their little minds into
doing whatever Daddy says, you haven't got jack-shit.

> 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.

 If you rear them to live a life that is pleasing to themselves, then
you won't try to control every aspect of it. And if God wants me to
life some certain way, then S/He'd better get his ass down here and be
specific...and S/He'd better make it worth my while.


Tarla
              --Reverend Mutha Tarla Star --
The two most common things in the Universe are hydrogen and
stupidity -- Harlan Ellison
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