I just want to congratulate and welcome KC. KC has created a new pro-life blog with an aggressive attitude and a passion to fight for life. Please take a minute to stop in and welcome KC.
Good site, Sherri. How are you doing on your jury research. I'm on new meds which keep knocking me out, so I've gone nowhere. I'm going to get some books from the library, though, and when I pass out I will still retain my place and eventually make progress. What do you hear from Tom. Juleni is blazing new trails, thank God. mary et. al.
WOW thanx Sherri. That certainly was unexpected. Expect some more extreme pics soon. If everyone really saw a preborn upclose and personal, they would feel the same..( My personal experience)
I'll probably just stick around as long as people keep biting like you just did. Hmm..what should you do now? Keep whining or be quiet long enough to see if I really move on? What to do, what to do?
It really all is just a game, Sarah. Thanks for playing.
The cost of losing (by one's own volition) is eternal damnation and unspeakable misery.
Ah, but in many religions, the cost of "losing" is you just cease to exist. No hell, no eternal damnation. It all depends on your translation of the bible. Or don't you want to go there?
In any event, I've got my whole life to redeem myself in your supposed God's eyes. Maybe by the time I'm as old as you, RWNJ, I'll have found eternal redemption! (Or, don't you want that? Careful: trick question). So I'm sitting pretty comfortable from where I sit.
Sarah: you must be related to Sherri because you just don't provide any intellectual weight to your reponses. Unlike RWNJ and levi And no I'm not employing psychological tricks when I say that, and I'm not looking to make peace with them -- just stating the obvious. They're the primary intellect on this blog who happen to share some (but certainly not all) of Sherri's views.
By the way, if you want to witness a really stunning example of an entire blog that was played by a troll (for a pysch experiment), check out Crystal Clear a few days back. Hook, line, sinker.
Human beings are notorious creatures of habit. Some we just get accustomed to, for little reason at all. Other habits we choose because we like them. Sin is like this. The closer we approach death (a singularity in terms of physics), the less likely we are to break these sinful habits.
I thought you'd bring that up, so let me offer some insight into my physche, at least (for what it's worth!).
The things I express here are actually pretty far from my true beliefs. I take advantage of the anonymous aspect of online chat to push boundaries, push buttons, try to learn a few things that way. That's why it's so easy for me to skip over the purely emotional rhetoric and just keep prodding. Once in a while, a gem of a response comes out, and I learn from it. It's just a different way of knowledge seeking. It's more enjoyable than just being told what to think (i.e the bible).
What bothers me about anonymous comments on the blogs is my inability to track the conversations.
You've mentioned that before, and I do acknowledge that it's an unfair advantage to not be accountable for what I say, but only for consistency's sake.
But then I ask you: why is consistency so important? If your arguments really have merit, they won't depend on the history of those arguing. They'll stand on their own merit, regardless of whom you're actually replying to.
In essence, it's advantageous to probe the other's thoughts without forever biasing future debates.
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Good site, Sherri. How are you doing on your jury research. I'm on new meds which keep knocking me out, so I've gone nowhere. I'm going to get some books from the library, though, and when I pass out I will still retain my place and eventually make progress. What do you hear from Tom. Juleni is blazing new trails, thank God. mary et. al.
By Anonymous, at 9:16 PM
WOW thanx Sherri. That certainly was unexpected. Expect some more extreme pics soon. If everyone really saw a preborn upclose and personal, they would feel the same..( My personal experience)
By KC, at 9:35 PM
I suspect Sherri has daily meds to take too, mary et. al.
By Anonymous, at 10:19 PM
I'll probably just stick around as long as people keep biting like you just did. Hmm..what should you do now? Keep whining or be quiet long enough to see if I really move on? What to do, what to do?
It really all is just a game, Sarah. Thanks for playing.
By Anonymous, at 11:20 PM
The cost of losing (by one's own volition) is eternal damnation and unspeakable misery.
Ah, but in many religions, the cost of "losing" is you just cease to exist. No hell, no eternal damnation. It all depends on your translation of the bible. Or don't you want to go there?
In any event, I've got my whole life to redeem myself in your supposed God's eyes. Maybe by the time I'm as old as you, RWNJ, I'll have found eternal redemption! (Or, don't you want that? Careful: trick question). So I'm sitting pretty comfortable from where I sit.
By Anonymous, at 12:32 AM
Sarah: you must be related to Sherri because you just don't provide any intellectual weight to your reponses. Unlike RWNJ and levi And no I'm not employing psychological tricks when I say that, and I'm not looking to make peace with them -- just stating the obvious. They're the primary intellect on this blog who happen to share some (but certainly not all) of Sherri's views.
By Anonymous, at 12:47 AM
By the way, if you want to witness a really stunning example of an entire blog that was played by a troll (for a pysch experiment), check out Crystal Clear a few days back. Hook, line, sinker.
By Anonymous, at 12:51 AM
Human beings are notorious creatures of habit. Some we just get accustomed to, for little reason at all. Other habits we choose because we like them. Sin is like this. The closer we approach death (a singularity in terms of physics), the less likely we are to break these sinful habits.
I thought you'd bring that up, so let me offer some insight into my physche, at least (for what it's worth!).
The things I express here are actually pretty far from my true beliefs. I take advantage of the anonymous aspect of online chat to push boundaries, push buttons, try to learn a few things that way. That's why it's so easy for me to skip over the purely emotional rhetoric and just keep prodding. Once in a while, a gem of a response comes out, and I learn from it. It's just a different way of knowledge seeking. It's more enjoyable than just being told what to think (i.e the bible).
By Anonymous, at 1:00 AM
Yes, Sarah, it really is mostly BS. I admitted as much. But surely your God won't punish me for posting BS on SUWS.
By Anonymous, at 1:41 AM
Yes, Sarah, I guess I will BS at my peril.
LOL now let me look up that scripture about BS on SUWS...I know I saw it somewhere.
By Anonymous, at 1:44 AM
Psychological truth....
anything done anonymously is motivated by hostility. 'nuff said.
By Anonymous, at 1:46 AM
Excellent point, JoJoFox!
Please, at your earliest convenience, post your real name and phone number so we may discuss that point further.
What? You mean JoJoFox isn't your real name? Surely you don't mean to be anonymous. LOL 'nuff said.
By Anonymous, at 1:49 AM
Oops, point taken.
By Anonymous, at 1:57 AM
LOL or was it?
By Anonymous, at 1:58 AM
What bothers me about anonymous comments on the blogs is my inability to track the conversations.
You've mentioned that before, and I do acknowledge that it's an unfair advantage to not be accountable for what I say, but only for consistency's sake.
But then I ask you: why is consistency so important? If your arguments really have merit, they won't depend on the history of those arguing. They'll stand on their own merit, regardless of whom you're actually replying to.
In essence, it's advantageous to probe the other's thoughts without forever biasing future debates.
By Anonymous, at 2:03 AM
Excellent points...if only because you seem to have a remarkable understanding of yourself. I'm gonna have to get back to you after some thinking :)
By Anonymous, at 2:36 AM
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