David,
When asked, you ignored the discrepancy (see below) in your statement and data
(from the archives) you suggested. Since you never attempted to correct the
inconsistency, I have no reason to reject that you fabricated the whole issue.
Marsha
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Re: [MD] theories of truth (Open letter to Horse at start)
On Jun 17, 2013, at 10:15 AM, MarshaV wrote:
>>>
>>> [Marsha]
>>> First, I would like to point out how your turning the statement "I don't
>>> care what you think." into a quantity that represents a generality is
>>> misleading. In my last post I used the words "I definitely DO NOT CARE"
>>> (see below), but I used them very specifically in regards to a very
>>> specific style of discourse. I did not use them in any general sense of
>>> not caring what others thinks. Hopefully, others are intelligent enough to
>>> see through this type of misrepresentation. Assuming a general and
>>> negative context was misrepresenting my statements. You were guilty of
>>> that, weren't you?
>>
>> [djh]
>> No - I'm not assuming a general negative context. I just think that if
>> someone says 'I don't care about x', then from a certain perspective this
>> isn't really correct as giving something your attention is a form of caring.
>
> Marsha:
> First, when I do a search on the quote you offered ("I don't care what you
> think.") I didn't get one hit, and you of course did not offer any examples
> or direct references. Second, it's that "from a certain perspective" that is
> suspect, especially generalizing out of thin air.
>
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Re: [MD] theories of truth (Open letter to Horse at start)
On Jun 16, 2013, at 9:33 AM, MarshaV wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> First, I would like to point out how your turning the statement "I don't care
> what you think." into a quantity that represents a generality is misleading.
> In my last post I used the words "I definitely DO NOT CARE" (see below), but
> I used them very specifically in regards to a very specific style of
> discourse. I did not use them in any general sense of not caring what others
> thinks. Hopefully, others are intelligent enough to see through this type of
> misrepresentation. Assuming a general and negative context was
> misrepresenting my statements. You were guilty of that, weren't you?
>
> snip...
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Re: [MD] theories of truth (Open letter to Horse at start)
On Jun 15, 2013, at 8:11 AM, David Harding wrote:
>>> djh:
>>> Marsha will actively claim that she doesn't care about what folks (in
>>> particular dmb) think..
>>
>>
>> Marsha:
>> What I said was that dmb is not my moral or intellectual compass. I am
>> interested everyone's opinion, but do not find dmb's analogy more
>> significant than anyone else's.
>
> djh:
> A quick search of the archives here for the phrase "I don't care what you
> think." - except for three messages - all the rest (fourteen) are from you
> (or repeats of something you've written) to someone else.
>
>
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