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The Great Mystery of the Final Days
Stripe:
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Who really gives a s**t about the "FINAL DAYS" :roll: Will 'THE TRUTH' finally set these angry, bitter, resentful, dysfunctional souls free? I think not! Dorothy and her pals realized they didn't need the Wizard after all...the passion to change was in them all along...
You came through it or you didn't - GET OVER IT!!
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I could live to regret this, but I gotta respond.
Frankly, I think insensitive holes like you with your "get over comments" are - well, you must be under the spell of the evil witch coven of Mel and Betty Sembler. That's Betty's response to the children of Straight who are so damamged by that program - which was a rip-off of the seed.
Get over it? Why don't you try pulling your head out of your ass and see what's happening around you? Folks need to get over it? To be blunt about it, and based solely on your response, you need to wake the fuck up.
The silence of the old guard, I suspect, comes from one of two places:
It's yet another control game with puppet-speakers doing the dirty work of creating shame and doubt in those who would ask questions and demand answers.
OR
The old guard does not possess the moral fortitude and personal intergrity necessary to step up to plate and accept responsiblity for the good and the bad that came from their actions.
Gee, Anon, if you are such a seed buff and supporter, how come the rule about making amends doesn't apply in this case?
The way I see it, your karma runs over your dogma.... [ This Message was edited by: Stripe on 2005-06-19 19:17 ]
Antigen:
I think what everybody wants to know is the what. About what did Libby confront Art? What's the dish? Can't you guess? Does it matter? Think Art maybe fell to human frailty and stated getting flakey in his old age? Maybe that didn't fit w/ his godlike status among followers? And that caused friction? Maybe Libby, for all her faults, actually internalized some of the double entendre shit about honesty and integrity and just didn't want to lie anymore to support the mythology? Maybe she hit middle age and found it was time to quit playing Barbies and play horses?
I doubt we'll ever get much more detail. I'm sure it's all very painful and confusing to those involved. But it's still a valid question. After all, the principle characters involved certainly never had any respect for our privacy. Two way street, friends. We're just returing the favor; trying to keep you straight. :rofl:
Hear me people: We now have to deal with another race - small and feeble when our fathers first met them, but now great and overbearing. Strangely enough they have a mind to till the soil and the love of possessions is a disease with them. These people have made many rules which the rich may break but the poor may not. They take their tithes from the poor and weak to support the rich and those who rule.
Chief Sitting Bull, speaking at the Powder River Conference, 1877
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80's Guy:
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The silence of the old guard, I suspect, comes from one of two places:
It's yet another control game with puppet-speakers doing the dirty work of creating shame and doubt in those who would ask questions and demand answers.
OR
The old guard does not possess the moral fortitude and personal intergrity necessary to step up to plate and accept responsiblity for the good and the bad that came from their actions.
Gee, Anon, if you are such a seed buff and supporter, how come the rule about making amends doesn't apply in this case?
[ This Message was edited by: Stripe on 2005-06-19 19:17 ]"
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80's Guy:
--- Quote ---I doubt we'll ever get much more detail. I'm sure it's all very painful and confusing to those involved. But it's still a valid question. After all, the principal characters involved certainly never had any respect for our privacy. Two way street, friends. We're just returing the favor; trying to keep you straight
cleveland:
Right on, '80s guy!
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