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I see that our moderator on 'The Corner' has now shut out the interlopers like Sal Sunshine, and some others. Democracy in action. There is the tyranny of authoritarianism, and the tyranny of the majority. There is a loss in any case. As it it, some people do not like other people. The tendency to cohere with those who think like you and shut out those who do not do is universal, in spite of attempts to democratise humanity and discourse. We are still very tribal, because we believe what we think is real.
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 09:19 AM, Xenophaneros Anartaxius wrote:
I see that our moderator on 'The Corner' has now shut out the interlopers like Sal Sunshine, and some others. Democracy in action. There is the tyranny of authoritarianism, and the tyranny of the majority.
It turns out that the moderator of The Corner is a little Nazi, so I'm not surprised he got kicked out of MUM for being insubordinate. Apparently in two years working as a dishwasher in the campus dining room and living in a trailer house, he didn't bother to take a single college course except one,? Yogic Flying, and he failed that, so he took a Greyhound bus back home to live with his Mommy. YMMV.
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 02:33 PM, WillyTex wrote:
It turns out that the moderator of The Corner is a little Nazi, so I'm not surprised he got kicked out of MUM for being insubordinate. Apparently in two years working as a dishwasher in the campus dining room and living in a trailer house, he didn't bother to take a single college course except one,?Yogic Flying, and he failed that, so he took a Greyhound bus back home to live with his Mommy. YMMV.
That is incorrect. "agintm" was kicked out because he was bothered by mould in the dome, and would not go to program. He got a doctor's letter to excuse him from programme, but the university would not allow that. He was a baker, not a dishwasher. MIU (as it was called then, and also now) is authoritarian in many ways.?
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I attempted to join the Corner to prove a point, being very aware that my being shut out was a more than likely possibility. ? Point proven. ?I imagine he can’t stop me from actually joining and at least getting the messages, or else that would have been preferable since I’m fairly sure he doesn’t like the idea of the posts there being reproduced here and subject to ridicule. ?But alas! ?He doesn’t have that ability. ?Censorship ?only goes so far.
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On Mar 31, 2020, at 9:19 AM, Xenophaneros Anartaxius via Groups.Io <anartaxius@...> wrote:
?I see that our moderator on 'The Corner' has now shut out the interlopers like Sal Sunshine, and some others. Democracy in action. There is the tyranny of authoritarianism, and the tyranny of the majority. There is a loss in any case. As it it, some people do not like other people. The tendency to cohere with those who think like you and shut out those who do not do is universal, in spite of attempts to democratise humanity and discourse. We are still very tribal, because we believe what we think is real.
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Um, WRONG! ?Sorry Xeno but if that’s what he told you he was lying (surprise, surprise). ? This is actually something I have firsthand experience with since I also had a mold allergy and my doctor’s letter worked like a charm. ?They’re not uncommon and there were any number of others who did the same thing. ?MIU can be authoritarian but even they’re usually ?not stupid enough to take on legitimate medical issues. ?
So whatever he got booted for, it wasn’t that. ?Maybe he got the letter from a phony “doctor” or something. ?
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On Mar 31, 2020, at 9:50 AM, Xenophaneros Anartaxius via Groups.Io <anartaxius@...> wrote:
?On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 02:33 PM, WillyTex wrote:
It turns out that the moderator of The Corner is a little Nazi, so I'm not surprised he got kicked out of MUM for being insubordinate. Apparently in two years working as a dishwasher in the campus dining room and living in a trailer house, he didn't bother to take a single college course except one,?Yogic Flying, and he failed that, so he took a Greyhound bus back home to live with his Mommy. YMMV.
That is incorrect. "agintm" was kicked out because he was bothered by mould in the dome, and would not go to program. He got a doctor's letter to excuse him from programme, but the university would not allow that. He was a baker, not a dishwasher. MIU (as it was called then, and also now) is authoritarian in many ways.?
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 09:50 AM, Xenophaneros Anartaxius wrote:
He was a baker, not a dishwasher.
So, I stand corrected: the moderator of The Corner did not get kicked out of MUM for failing to wash dishes, since he was the baker. Apparently he got kicked out for objecting to mold in the golden dome. He probably did not get kicked out for being unable to fly, since that's impossible. However, it seems he never completed a course in baking, so maybe he sucked as a baker. Go figure. If he was anything back then like he is today, he most certainly got kicked out of MUM for being insubordinate.?Now the little Nazi is the moderator of a social media discussion group about spiritual freedom and he's being backed up by that other Nazi, Barry W., who just today tried to get Jason Blue banned from The Corner. But, for me, it's not the bullying from the likes of Judy S., that grates - it's the blatant hypocrisy. YMMV.
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 09:59 AM, Sal Sunshine wrote:
So whatever he got booted for, it wasn’t that.
He probably got booted from MUM for lying about knowing how to bake. And, for trying to start a work cafeteria slowdown with a cadre of disgruntled waiters and dishwashers.? It's pretty obvious why the little Nazi doesn't want you posting over there - you know to much. Because he never completed a course in baking, he probably failed to realize he was supposed to put yeast-mold in the bread to make it rise. His objection to mold in the golden dome was just an excuse for failing to rise up himself. LoL!
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 07:19 AM, Xenophaneros Anartaxius wrote:
I see that our moderator on 'The Corner' has now shut out the interlopers like Sal Sunshine, and some others. Democracy in action. There is the tyranny of authoritarianism, and the tyranny of the majority. There is a loss in any case. As it it, some people do not like other people. The tendency to cohere with those who think like you and shut out those who do not do is universal, in spite of attempts to democratise humanity and discourse. We are still very tribal, because we believe what we think is real.
Hey Xeno, I guess when you host a party you can invite whoever you want. Dissenting opinions are sometimes the most interesting ones, though, so cherry picking your "guests" can sometimes just prove to be more preaching to the choir. Still, Michael built the tree house so he can put up his "members only" sign if he wants which apparently only includes his buddies from FFL who share many of his viewpoints. Seems a bit too predictable that way but each to his own.?
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 02:59 PM, Sal Sunshine wrote:
Um, WRONG! ?Sorry Xeno
Thanks for the correction.
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You’re right and he did, I stand corrected. Still can snoop I just have to actually go to the site first, a minor pain if that. ?And while I agree that someone who started a group should be able to say who he does and doesn’t want on it, they fight dirty by not letting people in but then attacking them whenever they feel like it. ?I think that’s generally called cowardice. But in any case I won’t attempt to reproduce their nonsense over here verbatim as long as they don’t attack. ?Seems fair to me.
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 09:19 AM, Xenophaneros Anartaxius wrote:
There is the tyranny of authoritarianism, and the tyranny of the majority. There is a loss in any case. As it it, some people do not like other people. The tendency to cohere with those who think like you and shut out those who do not do is universal, in spite of attempts to democratise humanity and discourse.
Thanks for posting this - it looks like The Corner is not the only group to be populated with certain individuals who tend to be tyrannical and authoritarianism. YMMV.
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Right now they are obsessed with David Icke.? Go figure. :-)
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 09:19 AM, Xenophaneros Anartaxius wrote:
There is the tyranny of authoritarianism, and the
tyranny of the majority. There is a loss in any case. As it it,
some people do not like other people. The tendency to cohere
with those who think like you and shut out those who do not do
is universal, in spite of attempts to democratise humanity and
discourse.
Thanks for posting this - it looks like The Corner is not the only
group to be populated with certain individuals who tend to be
tyrannical and authoritarianism. YMMV.
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I just looked him up…weird. ?Thought they weren't ?into conspiracy theorists.
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On Apr 10, 2020, at 11:03 AM, Bhairitu < noozgurugm@...> wrote:
Right now they are obsessed with David Icke.? Go figure. :-)
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On Tue, Mar 31, 2020 at 09:19 AM, Xenophaneros Anartaxius wrote:
There is the tyranny of authoritarianism, and the
tyranny of the majority. There is a loss in any case. As it it,
some people do not like other people. The tendency to cohere
with those who think like you and shut out those who do not do
is universal, in spite of attempts to democratise humanity and
discourse.
Thanks for posting this - it looks like The Corner is not the only
group to be populated with certain individuals who tend to be
tyrannical and authoritarianism. YMMV.
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 09:03 AM, Bhairitu wrote:
Right now they are obsessed with David Icke.? Go figure. :-)
I have enough crazy to contend with with the current pretend President without looking at other looney tunes who share our planet. I find the amount of lunatics who inhabit this globe beyond belief.
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 11:03 AM, Bhairitu wrote:
Right now they are obsessed with David Icke.
You would think they'd be talking about how 5G is life-threatening and that no one knows about it and how it is linked to the pandemic. Everyone knows there are several 5G towers around Wuhan, China. Where is Edg when we need him? Reminds me when that right-wing nutjob spread the story on FB that Hillary Clinton was running a child-sex ring out of the basement of the "Comet Ping Pong" pizza restaurant, until one of them shot up the place. Comet Pizza doesn't even have a basement. Go figure.
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From what I've read, this 5G conspiracy theory is a very popular topic in Netherlands. There are six main coronavirus conspiracy theories people are talking about over there: that 5G is, somehow, dangerous; that 5G worsens the effects of coronavirus by weakening your immune system; that 5G outright causes coronavirus-like symptoms; that the coronavirus lockdown is being used as cover to install 5G networks; that Bill Gates had something to do with it; and, finally, that this is all an Illuminati mass-murder plot. YMMV.
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We already know about non-ionising radiation, chemtrails and “deep state” plots to use vaccines and implanted ID chips to control people and remotely shut down their organs. In a Facebook post on March 30, the attorney and anti-vaccination activist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., son of Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of former US president John F. Kennedy, also shared the conspiracy theory linking 5G to coronavirus.?Global lockdown, he said, was stopping people from protesting to prevent “5G robber barons from microwaving our country and destroying nature”.?
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Those guys don't know anything about conspiracy theories.? They only
know the log lines.? Conspiracy theories and theorists may have well
quelled many a conspiracy with the conspirators in fear of being
found out.? That is a reasonable assumption.
They also seem to lazy to even read some good political science.?
They also like to pose as experts on science though there is no
evidence that they know much science at all.? It's all about their
image hence egos.
BTW, I used to know Kevin Kelly back in the 1990s.
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 11:03 AM, Bhairitu wrote:
Right now they are obsessed with David Icke.
You would think they'd be talking about how 5G is
life-threatening and that no one knows about it and how it is
linked to the pandemic. Everyone knows there are several 5G
towers around Wuhan, China. Where is Edg when we need him?
Reminds me when that right-wing nutjob spread the story on FB
that Hillary Clinton was running a child-sex ring out of the
basement of the "Comet Ping Pong" pizza restaurant, until one of
them shot up the place. Comet Pizza doesn't even have a
basement. Go figure.
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From what I've read, this 5G conspiracy theory is a very
popular topic in Netherlands. There are six main coronavirus
conspiracy theories people are talking about over there: that 5G
is, somehow, dangerous; that 5G worsens the effects of
coronavirus by weakening your immune system; that 5G outright
causes coronavirus-like symptoms; that the coronavirus lockdown
is being used as cover to install 5G networks; that Bill Gates
had something to do with it; and, finally, that this is all an
Illuminati mass-murder plot. YMMV.
?
We already know about non-ionising radiation, chemtrails and
“deep state” plots to use vaccines and implanted ID chips to
control people and remotely shut down their organs. In a
Facebook post on March 30, the attorney and anti-vaccination
activist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., son of Robert F. Kennedy and
nephew of former US president John F. Kennedy, also shared the
conspiracy theory linking 5G to coronavirus.?Global lockdown, he
said, was stopping people from protesting to prevent “5G
robber barons from microwaving our country and destroying
nature”.?
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 02:49 PM, Bhairitu wrote:
They also like to pose as experts on science though there is no evidence that they know much science at all.
Now that's funny! The moderator of The Corner is a high school dropout that worked as a baker for two years at a yogic flying school; one guy spent twenty years in a mind control cult trying to learn how to levitate; and the other guy once lived inside a TM Center for ten years until he got kicked for not paying his rent. Go figure.
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 03:10 PM, WillyTex wrote:
They also like to pose as experts on science though there is no evidence that they know much science at all.
Now that's funny! The moderator of The Corner is a high school dropout that worked as a baker for two years at a yogic flying school; one guy spent twenty years in a mind control cult trying to learn how to levitate; and the other guy once lived inside a TM Center for ten years until he got kicked for not paying his rent. Go figure.
Most of the internet is fake. YMMV.
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Wait, so Jackson’s a HS dropout? ?Lol, I knew he was dumb, but really… He’s also got some weirdo relationship with the daughter who’s not really a daughter (What is she? ?I’m afraid to ask) that he fights with all the time.
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On Sep 9, 2021, at 9:59 AM, punditster@... wrote: On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 03:10 PM, WillyTex wrote:
They also like to pose as experts on science though there is no evidence that they know much science at all.
Now that's funny! The moderator of The Corner is a high school dropout that worked as a baker for two years at a yogic flying school; one guy spent twenty years in a mind control cult trying to learn how to levitate; and the other guy once lived inside a TM Center for ten years until he got kicked for not paying his rent. Go figure.
Most of the internet is fake. YMMV.
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