Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 08:20:52 01/03/02
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On January 03, 2002 at 10:37:41, Dan Andersson wrote: >While calling people cowards, is not? I used his own words against him. Nothing >especially childish, IMO. I simply can't let such flawed reasoning stand. I don't think Dan Andersson was rude, and I was (quite frankly) very unpleasant in what I said. However, I believe that what I said was correct and continue to believe it. Of course, an opinion cannot be proved. My reasoning is not flawed, however. I have stated my opinions, which I believe to be correct. My opinions are unpleasant and unpopular. Because they deal with emotions, they are (for the most basic and obvious of reasons) totally unprovable. I have never said that they were provable. Be that as it may, those who disagree will be equally unable to prove my opinions incorrect. How can anyone prove a *motivation*? It simply cannot be done. I look at the circumstances and the actions and infer from that. My inferences are unpleasant and unprovable. And yet I think they were correct and continue to be so.
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