Sheesh.  Dude, wouldn't it be easier just to keep the 'flock' stoned
and surrounded by hot nymphomaniacs?  I'm just sayin'.

dj


On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 1:01 AM, BB47<[email protected]> wrote:
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>
>
> On Jul 31, 6:44 pm, Tinker <[email protected]> wrote:
>> No, the fear of the unknown has got to you. Tinker did stir it up by
>> suggesting that we (mankind) could change the way of the world,
>
> Tinker, your vague website, that doesn't even explain what your
> beliefs are, in any meaningful detail whatsoever, is not going to
> "unite the world"
>
> You are going to have to do a little more.  You can't even unite this
> tiny group around you, and neither can I.  We have been taking the
> wrong approach, can you see that?  I have taken the wrong approach
> with you, and you with me.  We need to adjust our methods. It seems as
> if we don't know what the right method is.  I think that is "safe to
> say" (to borrow someone else's phrase) that based on the emperical
> results of our interactions alone, "we"  (you and me) are not showing
> successful "results" here.
>
>  You, want to save and unite the world.  I would just like to
> interact with people, find out how they think, learn from them, have
> fun, be creative with my responses, argue about god, I am sick of
> politics, so I just feel like discussing god.  Well, I can't even get
> you to define a damn thing you are talking about. Every answer you
> give is so vague and you won't clearly define a damn thing.  Your
> answers leave me farther away from where we started. Is that your
> goal?
>
> Let me offer a couple suggestions for uniting the world.  Would that
> be OK with you?  If you won't offer concrete suggestions I will.
>
> 1) Be honest.  As honest as you are able, at all times.  Without us
> being honest, nothing is going to change. Especially not us.
>
> 2) If your message is not getting through, change tactics. Try another
> approach while remaining true to your message.  Say it differently.
> Elaborate perhaps,  use an example. Mix it up.  Add something, drop
> something.
>
> 3)  Express your ideas in every way you can. Try and win over as many
> as you can. If you can't win this group, what are your chances for the
> entire world?   I suck at it, I think you might too.  We have to find
> one that sticks.  Repeating things that did not work the first time,
> is most likely not going to work the second time.  You repeat your
> phrases constantly, but you don't offer new back-up info with them.
> At least not from what I have read.
>
> 4)  You are going to have to adapt to other people and adjust.
> Remaining the same, I do not believe, will get you maximum results.
> Ask any salesman.
>
> 5)  You are not "selling" your ideas.  Ideas need to be "sold" Not for
> money, but for "hearts and minds"      Sad , but I think true.
> This can be done in a million ways, you are only doing a couple of
> them.  People need to be CONVINCED of peace, you are not selling it.
> Just because you put "peace and love" at the bottom of your messages,
> does NOT mean you are convincing others.
> You are going to have to do way more I am afraid.  Arguments for it
> for openers.  You read these people in here?  They are doing that, and
> doing it GREAT.  I have not read a single word of yours that argued
> peace in a convincing manner.  You ask for it, but you don't say what
> we should do, or how we go about it.  Why it has to stop?  Just a
> suggestion.  Lead by example or action or words.
> >
>

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