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Originally posted by John W Booth
'Dignity in the face of adversity because of adherence to a religious principle' does not illustrate that there is life after death and calling me a tosser and suggesting that I don't understand the horror of Nazi crimes because I don't agree with you hasn't worked. Now your trying to distance yourself from your own scummy message board brinkmanship.
i am distancing myself from nothing, i have no regrets, your were a tosser for suggesting that because i used suffering in concentration camps to illustrate a point i was in some way trying to manipulate a situation, you will always be a tosser for assigning impure motives based on unsubstantiated claims about others simply because you have no argument to the contrary. As yet you have failed to state what i had hoped to gain, as yet you neither understand the principles involved nor what i was trying to say, as yet you insist that making references to the concentration camps is done to gain some type of leverage, its all nothingness!

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
you tosser, we are talking of real people, with real lives, in real situations, with real loved ones, with real mothers and fathers and children. Whats that Mr. Booth, was Robbie able to substantiate his point with a real life episode, an actual even, a happening, well documented and recorded in the annals of history - smell that Mr. Booth, smells like toast.
You think I don't understand what the Nazi Holocaust and that you do?

Your Nazi Card hits the table and you sneer 'your toast pal!'

Your a piece of work, dude.

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Originally posted by John W Booth
You think I don't understand what the Nazi Holocaust and that you do?

Your Nazi Card hits the table and you sneer 'your toast pal!'

Your a piece of work, dude.
yeah yeah so you keep saying , when you can actually substantiate a point then ill worry about being toast, as it stands you don't frighten me. Why do you bellitle the suffering by stating its playing the Nazi card, are you claiming you do understand the suffering, perhaps you have been in a concentration camp, do tell. Indeed if you had i doubt you would use such terms as playing the Nazi card, would you? i do not claim to understand it, but then again, i haven't belittled it either. As for sneering, i don't think there is anything to get upset about, people act like idiots all the time, why indeed i would wamnt to sneer at a computer monitor i have no idea? Do you have paranoia issues?

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Why do you bellitle the suffering by stating its playing the Nazi card, are you claiming you do understand the suffering, perhaps you have been in a concentration camp, do tell.
Wow. Your STILL playing it!

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Is it an article of Jehovah's Witness faith that the suffering of JW's in the concentration camps ends all speculation about the afterlife and "verifies" that there is life after death, as robbie puts it? I throw the question open to others here because direct disagreement with him on this prompts accusations that I am "belittling" the victims Holocaust, which is exatly what someone playing the Nazi Card wants.

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Originally posted by John W Booth
Wow. Your STILL playing it!
i did not bring it up, you did, in case it has escaped your notice, still playing your still playing the Nazi card, hardly original nor effective. Are you a secret Nazi that has issues with your past? what is your aversion to persons using a real life experience from a religious body which they belong to , in order to illustrate a religious principle. Do tell.

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Originally posted by John W Booth
Is it an article of Jehovah's Witness faith that the suffering of JW's in the concentration camps ends all speculation about the afterlife and "verifies" that there is life after death, as robbie puts it? I throw the question open to others here because direct disagreement with him on this prompts accusations that I am "belittling" the victims Holocaust, which is exatly what someone playing the Nazi Card wants.
what are you talking about? the resurrection is a hope, shall i go back in the thread and pick out the words, 'it has nothing to do with what happens at the point of death'? what is it about, the experiences in the concentration camps show that a real hope for life after death helped mitigate any fears of the permanent nature of death itself, that is yet failing you, are the words too big? the sentence ill constructed, the thoughts obscured?

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Are you a secret Nazi that has issues with your past?
I suppose this is exactly the kind of smear you are trying to deliver when you cite the concentration camps as "proving" that there is life after death - it's "verifiable" you said - and then accuse those who disagree with you of belittling the victims.

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Originally posted by John W Booth
I suppose this is exactly the kind of smear you are trying to deliver when you cite the concentration camps as "proving" that there is life after death - it's "verifiable" you said - and then accuse those who disagree with you of belittling the victims.
i shall repeat the question for it has escaped your notice,

what is your aversion to persons using a real life experience from a religious body which they belong to , in order to illustrate a religious principle? answer, your playing the Nazi card again,

and just for the record

the experiences in the concentration camps show that a real hope for life after death helped mitigate any fears of the permanent nature of death itself, not that it proves there is life after death as assumed by our friend Mr. Booth

are you stating that they did not? are you stating that its playing the Nazi card to say that it did, for that what you assertions amount to.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
what is your aversion to persons using a real life experience from a religious body which they belong to , in order to illustrate a religious principle?
My aversion is to people laying claim to what the Holocaust means and "proves" and then smearing all dissenters as in some way "belittling" the suffering or being "secret Nazis". It is textbook 'Nazi Card Play' dude.

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Hey dude, stop editting your posts after they have been reponded to.

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Originally posted by John W Booth
Hey dude, stop editting your posts after they have been reponded to.
seeing that you failed to answer the first time, ill give you a second chance, seeing that you will not now also be able to whine about changing any text,

what is your aversion to persons using a real life experience from a religious body which they belong to, in order to illustrate a religious principle?

your answer, your playing the Nazi card again,

and just for the record

the experiences in the concentration camps show that a real hope for life after death helped mitigate any fears of the permanent nature of death itself, not that it proves there is life after death as assumed by our friend Mr. Booth

are you stating that they did not? are you stating that its playing the Nazi card to say that it did, for thats what you assertions amount to.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
what is your aversion to persons using a real life experience from a religious body which they belong to, in order to illustrate a religious principle?
As I said, my aversion is to people laying claim to what the Holocaust means and "proves" and then smearing all dissenters as in some way "belittling" the suffering or being "secret Nazis".

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Originally posted by John W Booth
As I said, my aversion is to people laying claim to what the Holocaust means and "proves" and then smearing all dissenters as in some way "belittling" the suffering or being "secret Nazis".
i dont care whether you are a secret Nazi, i don't care what you think about the holocaust, infact i could care less whether you collect SS memorabilia ad practice the goose-step, now answer the questions.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
the experiences in the concentration camps show that a real hope for life after death helped mitigate any fears of the permanent nature of death itself, not that it proves there is life after death as assumed by our friend Mr. Booth
Life after death was what was being discussed, dude. The horrors of the concentration camps do not "verify" your take on it. And I am not a "secret Nazi" for disagreeing with you.