--- In [email protected], "authfriend" <jst...@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Duveyoung <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > TurquoiseB wrote: > <snip> > > But I've sometimes seen this > > > in people who are *not* heavily involved in organizations > > > I would describe as cults, or not involved deeply. For > > > example, look at the ongoing fascination on this forum > > > with "doomsday scenarios" and "conspiracy theories." > > > What *is* that if not an expression of fear or paranoia? > > > And yet it appears in people who are not part of any > > > organized group that one would characterize as a cult. > > > > Ah, such humility. Here we see Barry working on his latest > > tee shirt. Will he finally be able to arrive at clarity? > > Stay tuned. > > Just to help him out a bit, we might want to remind > him that he was the first here to bring up swine > flu, announcing that he'd laid in a personal supply > of Tamiflu and suggesting we do the same, because the > gummint was going to keep it all for themselves and > the military.
Heh, Barry, fess up. She got you there! > And why is he so afraid of getting the swine flu? > Because his granddaddy got the Spanish flu as an > infant and survived, and Barry's worried that he > might not have inherited his granddaddy's genes. > > Oh, yeah, and let's not forget Barry's rabid > espousal of conspiracy theories concerning the TMO's > attempts to take over the world by subverting the > minds of innocent schoolchildren... > > (That's 50 for me for the week. Exit laughing.) >
