Dasa and the thought police

Dasa and the thought police

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01 May 16

Originally posted by divegeester
I'm interested in why you are a dasa apologist, why you seem to be seeking a construct whereby he was not guilty of posting the things he did. Maybe you can explain your motives?
You still here, i thought you were bored? I am not a Dasa apologist I am an advocate of free speech but because you have difficulty reasoning objectively you cannot assimilate the idea that is why you time and again attempt to make debate personal. I stated at the outset that the issue was not me, or Dasa nor even the content of what Dasa said, the issue was condemning someone for expressing thought.

This is the second time that you have attempted to construct a strawman argument and rather tediously the second time that I have had to point out that Dasa said and thought the things that he posted. Why you are having trouble again assimilating this I have really no idea, its as if you cannot think rationally at all and make up irrational arguments that seem as if you have NO idea what you are talking about. You appear as a kind of blubbering wreck, someone thats dazed and confused and doesn't know how he got here or how he is going to get home.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
You appear as a kind of blubbering wreck, someone thats dazed and confused and doesn't know how he got here or how he is going to get home.
Here come the babyish insults, right on cue when you have run out of ideas.

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Originally posted by divegeester
Here come the babyish insults, right on cue when you have run out of ideas.
You see, you are blubbering, I have lots of ideas.

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Originally posted by twhitehead
There doesn't have to be a victim for me to condemn someones behaviour. If their intent was to cause harm, I will condemn them. And as I pointed out, in some cases it is a crime to attempt to cause harm even when there is no victim.

[b]There is no such thing as attempting to rob a tree.

I never suggested there was, nor am I sure that the person in ...[text shortened]... l justice systems, and a reason for the difference between manslaughter and premeditated murder.[/b]
We are talking about thought, condemning someone merely for thinking and expressing that thought. In your world view if someone thought about hiring a Lear jet, flying to Columbia, buying ten Kg's of cocaine and smuggling it into the UK by bribing border control they should be condemned. You are prepared to condemn someone simply for musing, for daydreaming, for fantasising, for imaging, for wondering, for dreaming! and you ask me if I have a problem with that? Yes I have a problem with that.

You are our first self confessed thought policeman. Is it like a control thing? Are you a control freak? perhaps I can help you loosen up and not be such a stiff?

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
You see, you are blubbering, I have lots of ideas.
So was dasa fairly condemned for what he posted in this forum?

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Originally posted by divegeester
So was dasa fairly condemned for what he posted in this forum?
I don't know because it appeared to me that there was an element of goading which may have some bearing on whether it was 'fair'.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I don't know because it appeared to me that there was an element of goading which may have some bearing on whether it was 'fair'.
You don't know?!

Well, there it is.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I don't know because it appeared to me that there was an element of goading which may have some bearing on whether it was 'fair'.
So have you now changed your stance and now feel that what he said was not what he actually thought, but rather was goaded out of him?

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Originally posted by twhitehead
So have you now changed your stance and now feel that what he said was not what he actually thought, but rather was goaded out of him?
No I have stated that there may have been an element or a degree of goading.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
We are talking about thought, condemning someone merely for thinking and expressing that thought.
Yes, I know.

In your world view if someone thought about hiring a Lear jet, flying to Columbia, buying ten Kg's of cocaine and smuggling it into the UK by bribing border control they should be condemned.
What makes you think that?
I said very very clearly so that there would be no confusion in the matter, that I would not condemn nor convict for any random thought that you can think up. Did you not read my post?

In my world view, if it were possible to reliably read thoughts, and someone were to genuinely plan to smuggle cocaine as you say, then yes, I would not only condemn them but would argue that they should be arrested and charged as if they had actually done it.
Do you have a problem with this, or any rational argument against it?


You are prepared to condemn someone simply for musing, for daydreaming, for fantasising, for imaging, for wondering, for dreaming!
No, I am not. I never said not implied anything of the sort and in fact I quite specifically said that I would not condemn someone for any thought whatsoever.

and you ask me if I have a problem with that? Yes I have a problem with that.
No, I did not ask you if you have a problem with that. I asked if you have a problem with what I actually said, not what you made up me saying. What you thought I thought. What you policed me supposedly thinking. You have a problem with what you imagine me thinking. You are the thought police. And not very good at it. You tried to convict me for something I didn't even think.

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Originally posted by divegeester
You don't know?!

Well, there it is.
You appear to me to be more comfortable reading bumber stickers.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
No I have stated that there may have been an element or a degree of goading.
Are you suggesting that an "element or degree of goading" in these forums is an excuse for posting thread after thread after thread of hate and racism?

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Originally posted by divegeester
Are you suggesting that an "element or degree of goading" in these forums is an excuse for posting thread after thread after thread of hate and racism?
So far I don't think I have suggested a single thing that you suggest I have suggested. Are you running out of ideas?

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I don't know because it appeared to me that there was an element of goading which may have some bearing on whether it was 'fair'.
Here are a small selection of recent threads Dasa started, along with their titles, bits in square brackets are my addition to explain context:

Threads about Islam:

Thread 168243 270 million murdered [allegedly by Muslims]
Thread 168157 Cologne attacks
Thread 168069 Lovers of terrorism [anyone not supporting Dasa's call to genocide is a "lover of terrorists"]
Thread 168038 filthy-and-vile-islam [Note that the OP was removed by the moderators]
Thread 167911 those-vile-muslim-scum. [Another thread where the OP was removed]

Thread 165786 muslim-murdered-by-hindus-for-allegedly-eating-beef-in-india [Thread started by Duchess64, Dasa defends the attackers on the first page]

Dasa on other subjects:

Thread 168100 We're not created equal [defence of inequality based on ideas surrounding reincarnation - although by Dasa's standards it's reasonable]
Thread 168070 Freedom of Speech Crap [Dasa disagrees with freedom of speech]

I could dig back further but these recent ones are enough to be going on with. Just after a terrorist outrage I can understand some intemperate posts, but this is systematic. I really think that Dasa had overstepped the mark by a barn mile.

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Originally posted by DeepThought
Here are a small selection of recent threads Dasa started, along with their titles, bits in square brackets are my addition to explain context:

Threads about Islam:

Thread 168243 270 million murdered [allegedly by Muslims]
Thread 168157 Cologne attacks
Thread 168069 Lovers of terrorism [anyone not support ...[text shortened]... osts, but this is systematic. I really think that Dasa had overstepped the mark by a barn mile.
As luck would have it, Robbie didn't read any of that so couldn't possibly condemn it or take a stance against it. At the time he was in the kitchen making a cup of tea; was in the garden deadheading roses, was in the garage polishing his girly pink bicycle, up a tree chasing a squirrel, at the hospital having his spine surgically removed.