06 Feb 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyWhenever anyone disagrees with you or objects to your exasperating attitude, he or she
That was a nice touch, Andy, in a nice "light-hearted thread about Rusty".
[hidden]Please let go of the negative herd fixations. Just live and let live.[/hidden]
automatically becomes a member of "The Herd" -- the common-denominator anti-Bobby
army of misinformed fools who oppose you. Speaking of fixations...
06 Feb 10
Originally posted by HandyAndyIncorrect, Andy. Asymmetrical warfare long ago imbedded itself as a primary characteristic of the human experience
Whenever anyone disagrees with you or objects to your exasperating attitude, he or she
automatically becomes a member of [b]"The Herd" -- the common-denominator anti-Bobby
army of misinformed fools who oppose you. Speaking of fixations...[/b]
on and off the chess board and other battlegrounds of daily life. Inevitably the confronting questions become... who
leads; who follows; who does the heavy lifting; where is the leverage; where do I/we push. Some go about it alone.
Some prefer little groupies, herds, factions, etc, according to their comfort ones. Some spectators in pleasant seats.
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06 Feb 10
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-Removed-Two-way street, Dive. Where and from whom do you think any of us acquire our unique viewpoints and highly individualistic styles? Encounters with books, media and enforced contact with teachers/mentors/bosses play a role. Primary/ongoing stimulus is everyday contact with people we know well or not even at all. So happens that I love people (as much if not more than I detest costumed imposters, takers, bullies, deceitful frauds, cowards, devious clowns). Always taken initiatives to seize fleeting opportunities to chit chat and/or talk seriously, learn from or be warmed by touching another soul. I flex to the level required.
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