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Chris Austin

Damn you Paul! You stole my thunder. When I saw benjymous' comments I immediately recalled a conversation with a *cough* relative. I had read the Illuminati's trilogy which is a wonderfully funny spoof on all of the conspiracy theories and advised this person to read it. The funny thing is he was convinced it was an account of actual events and events to come. "Veni, Vidi, Booyah!" - Ceasar

Paul Watson

Chris Austin wrote: The funny thing is he was convinced it was an account of actual events and events to come. Tell your *cough* relative *cough* that in fact the white man never landed in Africa and that the black man very cleverly made up the whole rape and pilage of Africa by the white man to get free aid and sympathy. I mean really, what better story to get a free meal ticket than that? :rolleyes: Chris Austin wrote: I had read the Illuminati's trilogy which is a wonderfully funny spoof on all of the conspiracy theories and advised this person to read it I have not read it, worth getting a hold of?

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Chris Austin

Paul Watson wrote: Tell your *cough* relative *cough* that in fact the white man never landed in Africa and that the black man very cleverly made up the whole rape and pilage of Africa by the white man to get free aid and sympathy. I mean really, what better story to get a free meal ticket than that? If he wasn't a Cherokee I’d almost guarantee that he’d believe it. Paul Watson wrote: I have not read it, worth getting a hold of? Not sure...it is a very "odd" story that borders on the absurd at times but it is also hilarious at times. Certainly one of the most unique books I have ever read. "Veni, Vidi, Booyah!" - Ceasar

Jason Henderson

I hope you're not calling me stupid, since my knowledge of that newspaper is minimal. :confused:

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KaRl

So, "under-educated" people are stupid ? :~ Nothing personal there, just taking the opportunity I see the adjective stupid a lot in these days in the forums. I'm affraid it could be the expression of a complex of superiority over other workers, particularly manual workers. Too many believe diplomas make intelligence.

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benjymous

:laugh: No, quite the opposite We're talking about the kind of newspaper that'd happily print "Elvis is alive and works in Wal-Mart" stories, and, sadly, there are plenty of people out there who'd read it and believe it must be true because it's in a newspaper -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!

Roger Wright

Cogito ergo suum (cogito...) Nobody wants to read a diary by someone who has not seen the shadow of Bubba on the prison shower wall in front of them!
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KaRl

I really like this sentence: the base, the indisputable thruth, the stone on which the house will be built :rolleyes: Another one I like in the same area, from Descartes competitor, Blaise Pascal: Man is no more than a reed, the weakest in nature. But he is a thinking reed

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Roger Wright

KaЯl wrote: Man is no more than a reed, the weakest in nature. But he is a thinking reed I like!:-D Nobody wants to read a diary by someone who has not seen the shadow of Bubba on the prison shower wall in front of them!
Paul Watson, on BLOGS and privacy - 1/16/2003

Brad Jennings

Yeah, I hate it when people of higher education call manual laborers stupid because they are not of the same education level. When I call somebody stupid, I am usually referring to either their maturity level (which is really a slang use of stupid) or lack of common sense. Just because you have a college degree doesn't mean you're not stupid (hence the term educated idiot). Brad Jennings "if the golden arches shut shop, where else are the VB people going to get work." - Colin Davies

Brad Jennings

When I first read this article, I thought that now we have to do something. Then I noticed that it was the Herald Sun (satire).:rolleyes: Brad Jennings "if the golden arches shut shop, where else are the VB people going to get work." - Colin Davies

Brad Jennings

Man is no more than a reed, the weakest in nature. But he is a thinking reed That's good! I'll have to remember that one.:) Brad Jennings "if the golden arches shut shop, where else are the VB people going to get work." - Colin Davies

ColinDavies

KaЯl wrote: Too many believe diplomas make intelligence. Agreed Intellegence and qualifications have little in common. Except maybe intelligent folk can achieve qualifications easier in many cases if they so desire. In English the words "Stupid" and "Silly" are used quite often and have no analogy to intelligence. As with a lot in English you must read it in the context and response that it is in, rather than word for word. Regardz Colin J Davies

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KaRl

Colin Davies wrote: In English the words "Stupid" and "Silly" are used quite often and have no analogy to intelligence. However, these words are defining a relation of inequality by lowering the stupid/silly "subject", aren't they? Colin Davies wrote: As with a lot in English you must read it in the context and response that it is in, rather than word for word. Like any other language, isn't it? ;) As I said to Mr benjymous, I took the opportunity to express myself on this point rather than making a specific comment on his message.

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