Come on Ann, how can a person be terrified by engaging with Fairfield Life? How much terror and fear do you experience when you are reading stuff here? Baiting a cultist is pretty simple. Cultists typically believe certain specific things, and all you have to do is disagree or attack those ideas, on a broad scale, even without being too specific about particulars. And if a person is not a cultist, you can make general political attacks, or just say, for example, religious figures are just spouting intestinal wind, because there are no such things as gods, there is no god.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <awoelflebater@...> wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <fleetwood_macncheese@...> wrote : and yes, here you are, Too terrified to do TM. He's too terrified to read the posts of those who disagree with him and find him boorish. He purportedly makes sure nothing from those who take umbrage at his repetitive and ill-informed negativity leaks through to raise his blood pressure and drive him bonkers, I mean he's a kind of bonkers anyway. But don't let his little assertion of those he blocks fool you. He inevitably gives himself away as having read it all when he makes some slip-up comment. And he won't want to lose his paycheck from the lurking reporters who rely on him to bait the poor cultists who populate this place - how is going to continue to do that if he can't read what they write. Poor shlump. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <turquoiseb@...> wrote : Too terrified to walk in or out of a building from the "wrong" direction. Too terrified to use WiFi or mobile phones. This is what the TM movement considers "Invincibility" to be.
