What can I do but return the love to you?! I am reminded of an old screen
name I used to have somewhere else when you call me imp - homuncula. I
guess you like it. And no, I never wanted to become the good girl you say I
would have liked to be, the very idea makes me feel guilty of what I have
done to have left that impression. Sorry to have caused a confusion here. I
don't know how to get you to people who understand what you are doing or
could be doing. I would tell you if I knew.

Am Mittwoch, 18. März 2015 schrieb archytas :

> No doubt we proceed by transference and its counter in our new
> co-counselling manoeuvres.  It is often difficult to proceed when someone
> takes one's admission that one doesn't really know when WW1 and WW2 or the
> one in Africa that is ongoing and invisible is merely that one doesn't know
> the terms 1914 and 1939.  It is true some of our American cousins (for even
> you and I are in the 'family porridge').thought free trade and
> self-reliance a kind of god and a health service for all the work of the
> Devil.  And that some of them mistake a quasi-orgasmic
> selfish-rationalisation by these means with the spiritual world.  Perhaps
> you would be more comfortable in Allan's excellent private email group he
> advertises in here without compunction?  Or watching the excellent NCIS and
> various other forms of the all-encompassing American excellence of
> excellence not even excellent in its own terms 30 years after we slow
> Europeans get round to teaching it, not realising *In Search of
> Excellence *was a copy of a British report into good secondary schools
> that could be deflated with a quick trip to a German one.  Sorry to be so
> serious when you are not as happy as you might be.  You have always sensed
> I need a different audience and were always right on this.
>
> I am unclear how you have turned :-) into Bart Simpson's 'eat my shorts',
> but American colonialism is more subtle than our crude commie-green
> constructs can handle.  Resistance often has to be banal and symbolic.  I
> can, in deep introspective, see the light coming from whence the sun does
> not shine and rework through that stunning emotion.
>
> There is therapy that recognises trauma  as part of recognising reality
> and we do seem equipped to shift brain blood flows to rapture and bliss
> once purified and developed not to need the drug users paraphernalia - a
> Greek term of that property of a women not subsumed by the male in marriage
> husbandry. You can be assured I care, and know a hundred logics of caring
> that isn't if caught not caring.  Trust is a poison cure and though we have
> language terms that sound clever in Greek, hinting that one is read in the
> Athenian Enlightenment of a city of 400,000 with 250,000 slaves and not
> much for a woman to look forward to other than be allowed out after 60 to
> the funerals of friends, language itself remains unaware of the
> dispositions of its materialisation.  This is why I advocate the
> spreadsheet and database as other than accounting practice.  Two decent
> adding machines would be more use to a free society than all of banking,
> economics and the politics of the rubber-masked aliens running the show.  I
> don't know if you have ever read any AI, but it is very like anything you
> have learned in the linguistic game and your brilliant turn to AL with the
> capital 'i'.  It is worth 'putting up with you', a compliment I have
> detuned in fear of the great rebuke of your kindly 'piss off outta here
> Neil' deconstructive repetitions and wit.
>
> It is still possible to relate other than through mannered language and
> its slogans.  I remain soppy enough to offer to 'hold hands', though know
> my dogs' love is reliant on their lack of opposed thumbs in a world of
> tins.  I would say we both know what it is to be let down by promises.
> It's Budget Day here and I feel very let down.  The idea as a kid seemed to
> be that a bit of knuckling down to 'mustn't grumble' (darf nicht murren
> doesn't get this - do you have better?) would produce a decent society
> across the globe. as we worked together to cope with a coming ice age and
> find romantic love and peace.  Life would be good as a cog in this Kantian
> wheel.  We had won the war to end all wars that created the next one, which
> we won in order to fight the ally we weren't told had really won it, whilst
> we tried to steal the Middle East back with the French, stopped only by the
> American democratic god that had enough money to do the takeover as
> everyone else was bankrupt.  My part in this peace was to become democratic
> like an American with the great freedoms my spur, whilst somehow preparing
> for this peace by being ready to kill interfering Germans and Japanese.
>
> To discover this wasn't the world I was living in was something of a
> shock.  One wonders now how they taught us such a concealment of the truth
> and prepared us for trauma on discovering any. Social insects use trauma in
> consensus building.  We use the techniques of the American god of Hopeless
> Sunshine.  My logic is science, which works by concealing that it is barely
> logical at all until written up for public consumption.  What you need to
> become a mystic is a past invention like Socrates, an original invention
> copied from travellers' tales East,  so heroic and more good looking than
> you that he was a saint in his own time, revered by all of good sense, in
> order to interpolate through him (her being in fashion) the great vision
> you invented from an old copy of an ancient text translated ten times and
> itself written 60 years after the miracles everyone at the time was too
> busy to give contemporaneous account of.  You know this drift Gabby and it
> makes it tough to be the good girl you wish you'd been born of and is
> actually the kind of person I cross the street to avoid.  Well you have to
> avoid them.  Their eyes are so upturned to the American god and not getting
> caught in pass-the-parcel without the box of dollars they intend to run off
> with when the music stops, they never notice who they step on.
>
> They mostly weren't in here though.  I'd like to hear more and different -
> though I can break up even this sentence in various contexts including
> receptions and my own intent-receptions-repetitions.  Burke and Hare is
> good on hypocrisy and so is the holy genuflection of a Tibetan monk, all
> adulatory eyes like a good whore (a one-legged one saved my life if you
> remember) to his Chinese appointed Lama.  Rapturous adulation can be faked
> as easily as men and women manage biological ecstasy.  Tough old world.  I
> like the story that William Blake had his 'visions' in a lifelong pursuit
> of the rise he got taking the St Michael out of pretentious gawps.  Uncle
> Screwtape passes on his love to his dearest un-American imp.
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, March 18, 2015 at 9:27:47 AM UTC, Gabby wrote:
>>
>> Heyo Neil, thanks for sharing, I take it as caring. Not my logic though.
>>
>> I am not as happy as I could be in this group here is what I thought I
>> had tried to communicate for quite some time. I have summed up my reasoning
>> to construct a reasonable narrative for myself and also to give you a
>> reason to know why you were right with your set up.
>>
>> Happy sunshine everywhere. :-)
>>
>>
>>
>> 2015-03-18 2:11 GMT+01:00 archytas <[email protected]
>> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','[email protected]');>>:
>>
>>> Who would we not be apologising to?
>>> http://listverse.com/2014/02/04/10-evil-crimes-of-the-british-empire/
>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herero_and_Namaqua_Genocide
>>> http://med-slavery.uni-trier.de/minev/MedSlavery/Members/
>>> stello/bibliobits/articlereference.2007-07-27.3233996517
>>>
>>> As a kid Gabby, I imagined the Royal Navy at sea to prevent the drugs
>>> trade in the Opium Wars, not support the trade.  We are all had by
>>> nationalism.  Few of us grow out of it.  I guess 'Israel' will not take
>>> keenly to being reminded that all 2000 of Istanbul's Slavers' Club were
>>> Jews.  You know what Germans can be reminded of.  Where is the moral hill
>>> for your sermon on the mount?  It is not unwelcome, but it is shrill,
>>> boring and unknowledgeable - whereas you are not.  What now then?
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, March 17, 2015 at 11:18:05 PM UTC, archytas wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Welcome back Gabby.  Have you had a mystic experience?  We seem to be
>>>> short of them in another thread on mystics.  Unlike your old themes they
>>>> seem to have been quickly forgotten.  I see you have been 'reading up' on
>>>> US hatestory.  Alex Blum is good too.  Of course, in 1861 when the old
>>>> countries were imperialising and drug trafficking, we did mean to join the
>>>> Confederates.  The American mistake, by one vote, was not speaking the more
>>>> peaceful German of the royalty you exported to us and the Russians so we
>>>> could have a good old family squabble, or two.  We might blame the Dutch,
>>>> but then Allan has been placed amongst them.
>>>>
>>>> Have you read the history of the slaving in Europe and around the Black
>>>> Sea?  One hears remarkably little contrition on this account either.  What
>>>> to do then?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Tuesday, March 17, 2015 at 10:07:47 PM UTC, Gabby wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Right, here goes my lessons learned article…
>>>>>
>>>>> I have come to the conclusion that the American God varies largely
>>>>> from the German God. Let me explain how I have arrived at this point.
>>>>> Before I came to this group here I have always thought that God was sort 
>>>>> of
>>>>> a universal concept for anything that was not something. Here I became
>>>>> introduced to the idea that everything had to be determined and defined
>>>>> properly to be valid and to become accessible for an argumentative
>>>>> exchange. Those who could or would not operate on this basis got banned or
>>>>> when in doubt they get ridiculed, bullied ,and ignored. The 
>>>>> representatives
>>>>> of this system and how they themselves have defined their role as group
>>>>> moderators has ever since reminded me of the God of the Old Testament in 
>>>>> my
>>>>> children's bible. Non-transparent execution of power over childlike
>>>>> members.
>>>>>
>>>>> I soon began to draw connections from the strange habitus of the
>>>>> performers in power to the belief systems under discussion here. Except 
>>>>> for
>>>>> the two eccentric British "cousins" all power performers and performers in
>>>>> power were Americans from what I remember. No matter what kind of God
>>>>> concept they proposed, they all had this transcending notion in their
>>>>> appeal . It felt like the American myth is in constant need of feeding
>>>>> itself with a self-perpetuating self-pride through a permanent celebration
>>>>> of liberating one's own liberty from any sort of dependency. Fighting
>>>>> everything that does not fit in that frame. I felt no responsibility, no
>>>>> remorse, no historical conscience for their genocide of their First 
>>>>> Nations
>>>>> and for their Slave history, no awareness for possibly having been a thorn
>>>>> in the flesh of somebody else. Nada. Not meant to be there. Hypocrisy
>>>>> instead.
>>>>>
>>>>> I think and hope that I have more or less made my peace with God's
>>>>> imprint on the Americans. "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that
>>>>> all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with
>>>>> certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the
>>>>> pursuit of Happiness."  I take it the pursuit of Happiness was the first
>>>>> indicator for transcendental sunshine demand when declaring one's
>>>>> independence from the old continent.
>>>>>
>>>>> So, yes, the time is now. Peace.
>>>>>
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