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The Email Dialogue This page displays snippets from email conversations I have. |
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January 3,
2009 Feedback regarding my 2000 election web site. |
Amusing site... and
intellectually dishonest. Oh well, bandwidth is cheap.
I just keep thinking of the hundreds of thousands of people
that are dead as a direct result of the 2000 fraud. Carry
on. (My Reply) |
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December
13, 2008 Email discussion regarding God's intervention. |
(From Tim) ... After I got back to my apartment, I got in the elevator. The elevator was making really strange noises and was shaking and moving too fast. I started to bend my knees to brace myself. It did not stop at the top of the building. It SLAMMED into the top of the elevator shaft! I was thrown into the air a little bit, I yelled "Oh God!" and landed. I was immediately shaking...
(Reply from Tim's Grandfather)
(Tim) I suppose the answer you guys are looking for is that it was God that saved me, but if we attribute every thing that does not go wrong in our lives to his direct intervention, then we have to accept that every thing that does go wrong is also directly attributable to him. If I were to say that God came down and held the elevator aloft for me, then why then does the Lord not come and prevent it from failing in the first place? (Tim's
Father) (From me)
It seems to me that if one believes God has intervened,
saving one's life at the moment, say, an elevator
breaks, this belief should stand on its own and does not
require proof or disproof. The same would apply to the
woman who thinks God supplied her a pair of shoes at
just the right moment. She believes it. Does it matter
if it is true? Is their a difference between knowable
"truth" and "faith" within one's mind?
How do we arrive at truth anyway? If reason (logic) is
the answer, why would it be so unreasonable for God to
intervene? By your email, you suggest that God would
not intervene because there is a graver
intervention needed elsewhere. But if God chooses to
intervene, does he do so at the exclusion of another
intervention? Did he choose one OVER the other?
Cannot God handle both?
From Joe (Rocket Scientist) From me |
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November
19, 2008 My reply to a friend |
I can understand your
frustration of improper use of bailout money. When
politicians talk about the need for "regulation", perhaps
they should start with the handouts they give.
But what exactly
constitutes "greed"?
If you recall, I asked this
question a year ago when talking about the show "Lost". One
of the characters, Sawyer, took it upon himself to
confiscate as much wreckage (property) from the plane as
possible, leaving the others on the island begging for
handouts when needed. I thought it demonstrated the
timeless philosophical question about rights to property and
the organization of society. Was Sawyer being greedy?
Should there be limits upon one's wealth? What rights
to ownership do we have? Would there be a difference
between Sawyer "confiscating" wealth and the government in
turn confiscating his wealth from him?
Perhaps the most important
question is, "Am I poor because someone else is wealthy?"
(I think not, by the way.)
I have noticed a growing
resentment for corporate America and this seems to
have manifested in our changing political environment.
Remember, Obama didn't say, "grow the wealth", rather he
said, "spread the wealth". This was not a slip of the
tongue. Rather, a philosophical position.
I shudder every time I hear
McCain or Obama use the word "greed" (I have a similar
reaction when I hear churches use the phrase 'social
justice'.) Should such a word be uttered from the president
of a country that has prospered so much from freedom, that
is, the freedom to pursue one's "self interest"?
Forgive me as I try to sort
all of this out. I'm not sure if I am a patriot or just,
well, greedy! |
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November
19, 2008 Email from a friend |
"I'll tell you something else... I'm not saying that Obama is the Anti-Christ, but he sure knows how to act like one." |
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November
19, 2008 Email from a visitor to site |
Im sorry but I can't help but to laugh
almost every time I read one of your articles, the amount of
shit (because that's exactly what it is) that you put in their
completely boggles my mind. I started off reading your article
about the 2000 election which I wrote you an email about, that I
for some reason don't see anywhere on your site, what is the
matter, afraid of the truth...I'm sure I won't be seeing this
one either but that's okay, as long as I know your getting them
is enough for me...anyway...I come back now a day later to read
what other nonsense you have and wow..to my surprise there is
quite a lot..haha..The fact that you can take what someone says
and try twisting and turning it around in that fucked up mind of
yours is beyond me..it does give me a laugh now and then though,
Its funny how you still stand behind Bush and think that he did
such great things, especially when it comes to the wars...are
you in the military...I'm pretty positive you are not, so then
you wouldn't know whats it like to leave your family for 7
months to a year risking your life for a war that we ultimately
can't win, to be honest..I don't think you have any room to talk
about the wars at all...because while you sit there with your
cheetos and play with your peter that you probably haven't seen
in 10 years people I sit here and can still here the gunshots
when I sleep...And the fact that you think there were so many
people behind Bush 4 yrs ago is quite funny as well...look at
who the other candidate was...WHO would want Kerry in
office..not me and I consider myself a liberal...And its funny
that you try and find how the media and now for some odd reason
you think SNL is trying to win elections for the candidate...are
you freaking kidding me...Obama won by a land slide...it was
obvious that the American people wanted a change and that's
exactly what is gonna happen..In four years im sure you will
still be there with your cheetos and maybe you will actually
write something that makes sense, that has a logical
meaning...As my mom taught me very well...think before you speak
dumbass. Oh yeah...Obama..Osama...thats about as weird as a Mexican being named Je'sus, doesn't that look like Jesus...wierd...your retarded!! |
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November 14, 2008 Email from a friend |
Remind the people to respect the government and be law-abiding, always ready to lend a helping hand. No insults, no fights. God's people should be big hearted and courteous. |
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November 14, 2008 Email from a friend after the Obama election: |
... there is no reason to worry about “The One” changing
your basic philosophies. I tested out this theory: I subjected myself to every kind of liberal-oriented literature (books, movies, radio, television), thus giving the other side an opportunity to change my mind. They were unsuccessful. In fact the opposite is true. My original convictions have been strengthened. The Left (and most of the general public) do not see what they are doing. They talk about Obama as if he is the savior. They are clearly under some type of spell. But do not try to point this out to them... Liberals are having a field day bashing and demonizing Republicans, which just might lead to riots and bloodletting. It is important that we stay underground for a while. I for one am hoping that Al Franken gets the votes he is seeking and that the Senate goes Super Majority, thus eliminating any cover they may have. Our task is clear; Get ready to pick up the pieces after the liberals destroy it. |
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October 3, 2008 Email from a friend |
"Just think if we'd blown almost a trillion dollars on infrastructure or education in America instead of on some goofy president's whim (the war)." (my reply): |
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October 2, 2008 Email from me after the giant bailout for finance institutions: |
"Congressman, would you please support this massive bailout bill?" "No. I just can't get behind such enormous spending." "Congressman, we have added more spending to the bill, would you please reconsider.?" "You have my full support!" |
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September 19, 2008 Email from me: |
I don't think there is a mess "in" Washington (as in, certain people), the mess actually "is" Washington and the culture of lies that has been groomed in our country. Their has been a steadily growing belief that there is some magical government just waiting in the wings, to be brought forth if only the evil ones would get out of the way. (Here's a thought - It doesn't take a genius to spend money!) Both McCain and Borat (my name for him) are continuing the myth. The real "change" would be for government to reverse itself. But both candidates promise, with glee, that we can count on a better life ahead through a better Washington. eeeeuyaaahhh.... As I said, the problem, I believe, is philosophical. Also, I don't know much about Pat Robertson. For all I know he's a nutcase. But my spider senses are telling me that much of the accusations against him are taken out of context and without the full awareness of what he was talking about. Again, just a thought. Beware of anti-Christian sentiment. It is has become part of our culture to marginalize the perspective of people who use the bible as the cornerstone of their beliefs. The bible has been replaced by Fox news and the high priests of Mecca (Washington). |
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