Good Jews and Bad Jews

CSGnet Archive CSG2011
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(Gavin Ritz 2011.04.04.10.35NZT)

[From Rick Marken
(2011.04.03.1140)]

Bill Powers
(2011.04.03.0940 MDT)–

I think we all understand now that Rick hates Republicans so much that he is

willing to say any degrading or hurtful thing he
pleases about them, as if

he is human and they aren’t. That doesn’t tell us
much about Republicans,

but OK, message received and understood.

It’s just current Republicans that I hate.

What part of your Reality
do you think you are controlling?

What type of energy in
your body is being controlled with your concept of HATE?

The issue is seldom out-there
with these types of things but inside (reference signal).

“Sounds like
someone saying there are good Jews and bad Jews it’s not them but their
beliefs that is the problem. So even the good Jews I will have nothing to do
with.”

We all know who makes
these types of comments. You’re digging a whole with no degrees of
freedom.

“Crickey” Rick

Regards

Gavin

I like Ike!! And it’s not

the people I hate --I like some right wing free
marketers; they are

often much more pleasant than people with whom I agree
policy-wise

(Bruce Gregory being a
case in point) – it’s the policies. But, of

course, it’s kind of hard to separate them. So the
fact is that I

don’t really want to spend too much time with even the
nice right

wingers.

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[From Rick Marken (2011.04.04.0830)]

(Gavin Ritz 2011.04.04.10.35NZT)

Gee, when I saw the subject line I thought you were talking about you and me;-)

What type of energy in your body is being controlled with your concept of
HATE?

I know I'm not supposed to hate nothing at all except hatred. And I
don't really hate anyone (well, that's not true; like Indiana Jones I
do hate Nazis; who doesn't?). But I used the word "hate" because
that's what Bill said. I think a better description of my feeling
about current Republicans is "disgust". And it's not Republicans per
say that disgust me. It's an attitude toward society that I find hard
to describe -- an attitude held by virtually all Republicans but not
limited to them (there are some pretty disgusting Democrats as well).
The attitude shows up as policies that reduce revenue by extending tax
cuts for wealthy people and make up for the resulting deficit by
cutting funds for teachers. It's an attitude that sees management as
more important than labor, that sees a CEO as more valuable than a
teacher, that sees the rich as the "creators of wealth and jobs". It's
an Ayn Randian view of society that I find appalling. And I find it
particularly appalling when PCT is used to justify it.

Best

Rick

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Richard S. Marken PhD
rsmarken@gmail.com
www.mindreadings.com