WizardofOz
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When I established a relationship with Jesus Christ, one of the beautiful things about it was that I quit lying to myself.
When you lie about others, is that not also lying to yourself?
When I established a relationship with Jesus Christ, one of the beautiful things about it was that I quit lying to myself.
Well, you've brought about such consequences upon yourself....that is, your actions raised the probability for such an outcome. Though, such a consequence is not a foregone conclusion ...
When you lie about others, is that not also lying to yourself?
I would say it's the choice of the robber.
And if no one robbed you or knocked you over the head, was your behavior a factor of that?yes, and we've discussed this before also
the robber is just as much at fault as if he knocked you over the head and took your wallet
but your foolish behavior is a contributory factor
The only cool part about this is the fact that you, BOLCAT, are no longer claiming you don't believe in your deity. Apparently you have converted to Christianity. Now THAT is something.
SEE! You speak of freedoms but when someone stands up to you and says otherwise you hide behind your own political power within this micro-system. You talk the talk but your posts in the last 5 minutes alone illustrate that you are a hypocritical coward.
likewise, the woman who ignores the warnings about risky behavior will likely not get raped every time
but when she does, eventually, inevitably, she's brought it on herself
And if no one robbed you or knocked you over the head, was your behavior a factor of that?
It's good to see this poster got what he deserved. He was clearly asking for it, too. :thumb:
nope
what i'm saying is that if someone chooses to act in disregard of the risk of known consequences and they reap those consequences by their informed choice, they have chosen those consequences
if i drink a quart of scotch and drive home at 140 mph and crash and burn, i have chosen that consequence
but we've thrashed all this out before
Yes Aaron, and with the Libertarian doctrine that you follow, you're living testimony to that.
People don't realize that their actions choose for them....their mind is just too stupid to figure that out. :chuckle:
When the day comes where you meet God at His Gates, I'm sure He'll be impressed with your resume of lying about other people on a regular basis.
Probably not the best words to use: "Woman choose to be raped"
At the same time, however, Eve's transgression was in tempting Adam, and women dress and act the way they do to tempt men or serve as a stumbling block.
A very simple example would be when a woman wears a shirt which amply shows their cleavage for the world to see, but also finds it disrespectful if a man looks.
"My eyes are up here", they'll say, but apparently, when getting dressed that morning, it wasn't simply eyes they planned on another peering at.
These little things cascade into madness- when they go out and act provocative or careless, they are fully aware of what they are doing. This 'fight' and 'awareness' of rape is nothing more than a hopeless war against the world which is no less dangerous for men.
The reality is that if you expect to not get burned while walking through a flame, then you may as well be asking for it. Men are getting tired of having to secure women's imaginary 'right' of being able to walk around all the deep corners of the world like it's their glass palace- especially when it's about treating men like they must be taught not to rape, like we're animals to be tamed.
And that's what feminists and SJW's perpetuate- all the blame goes to men for the enmity between themselves and these 'innocent angels' we call women.
But you see, the first pages of Genesis tell a different story.
They've lost their mind, quite frankly, if they are expecting a person to accept a notion that they are less than another because of their sex and should pertain to the other simply because they don't know how to be accountable for their own selves :nono:
I think it got right to the point, and don't think for a moment that he didn't chose that wording deliberately.
...the very real problem of rape...
They want an equality they don't realize they already have, but can't handle the throws of caution that men have grown so adept with.
When it comes down to the brass tacks, they want equal results without the accountability and work that comes with it. Only a complete fool would dress like a sheep and surround themselves with wolves. But, it's their 'right', you see.
It's lunacy.
I really just think the mods are standing up for the underdogs so that we don't feel insecure on here.
Because here's the thing- several posters who I suppose I don't need to name have made it an agenda to make others look bad or make unpopular, and that's not cool..
a person's opinion or outlook on any particular subject should not be met with some sort of crusade against them.
There's a vicious antic therein to have a person question their status on the forum, produced by claims of them or misrepresenting what they say with an intent of having them be hemmed up by the rules of the board.
Nobody can say this is imaginary, because I've dealt with it more than several times on here. I mean, even in my very first dispute, I was outright told that some members try to get others banned- and that's a little ridiculous.
For that reason, I believe the mods are just trying to be fair on the matter.
a person's opinion or outlook on any particular subject should not be met with some sort of crusade against them.