Who said I don't have an opinion on these things? WTF? I'm just done, after one, two or three decades, rehashing this stuff. It happened. Lots of bad shit happens in the world, every day. Much worse than the self-centered crap you keep wallowing in. If you want to get upset, get upset over all the random death for resources that continues globally, the pedophile epidemic, all the animals that get discarded as pets and killed - This being Kali Yuga, there is a lot of stuff going on NOW to be concerned about. Going over some bad experiences you had at the hands of unethical and stupid people so many years ago, and having me put my opinions in, is way, way, way, way down there on my list of CURRENT priorities. Got it?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "salyavin808" wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ wrote: > > > > "I shall put you in with Nabby and Dumbass as not understanding your > > motives." > > > > Sal, I'll make my "motive" E-Zee P-Zee for you, regarding rehashing these > > historical events: > > > > 10 years = 3,650 days = 87,600 hours. > > 20 years = 7,300 days = 175,200 hours. > > 30 years = 10,950 days = 262,800 hours. > > > > I have had plenty of time to think about, and fully resolve, any questions, > > issues, experiences, and memories of my TM days. How much more time do you > > and Mike and Barry, etc. need???? I'm starting to feel embarrassed for you > > guys.:-( > > It's actually surreal to me that you don't get the point > about motives. The conversation isn't about "getting over" > things it's about what happened (that MJ didn't know about) > and why other people who witnessed it didn't react in a normal > way. > > We are talking about about cultish methods of issue avoidance > like Nabby's "I never saw anything like it so you must be > lying" or Judy's "I wouldn't be annoyed that someone tried > to rip me off $50,000 for something that couldn't happen > because I don't have $50,000". > > There is something other than you having "got over" the TMO > going on here. I suspect a fear of rocking the boat or not > questioning the master plays a big part. Somebody trying to > rip me off doesn't become a good thing over time, I don't > forget who my friends are and crooks I don't count among them. > > The idea that you "resolve" things and then you cease to have > an opinion on them sounds rather artificial to me. >
