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Newsgroups: alt.atheism
Subject: Re: A Serous Question
From: Jahnu@wineasy.se (Jahnu dasa)
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 1996 16:50:10 GMT

czar@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca () wrote:

>Well, if you didn't subscribe to this newsgroup, you wouldn't see it!
>No one is forcing you to read our "brain dead arguments" (pot calling 
>kettle black), so if ya don' like 'em, go away...

But I like to defeat your nonsense.

>: Also I have to admit that I enjoy establishing the superiority of the
>: ancient Vedic philosophy.

>It's obvious you actually *believe* you're accomplishing that...but, I 
>fear that like John Mcoy, it's more a case of being a legend in your own 
>mind...

Depends. If someone with a brain were to listen in on these
discussions - which actually happens since I get private mail
confirming that - then he'd for sure detect the shallowness of your
socalled arguments. Have you noticed how no one here ever addresses 
the philosophical points I'm making? 

The only thing I hear is how I'm a fanatic, how I'm a lunatic, how I'm
a religious crack pot, how I'm wrong, how I'm a legend in my own mind
etc., but no one ever actually addresses what I'm saying in any
intelligible way. Why do you think that is? Could it be that the you -
I'm speaking in general terms here - simply don't have sufficient
brain power to discuss serious philosophy?

>: I so to speak get a kick out of it

>So I guess the one thing the Vedas have not taught you is manners.

Of course you are not the worst one here, but this objection really
makes me laugh. I'm just going with the flow here. Please note that
I'm simply responding to anyone exactly in the same manner that I am
being addressed. 

I'm sorry, but I'm not the type of person who just timidly accepts any
load of garbage thrown on his face. I guess no one here is. The
difference is that I back up what I'm saying with reason and argument,
you - again general case - simply just state things without a trace of
logic or reason behind it.

-Jahnu



>	The soul may be a mere pretense
>	The mind makes very little sense
>	So let us value the appeal
>	Of what we can taste and feel

>				Lao Tze





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