anti-Christ

@fmf said
I don’t think it has any bearing on the delusional nature of the claim that some unknowable and/or uncountable number of people were brought back from the dead using CPR.

Let me finally address this inaccuracy. You know, since your recollection of what I said is SO "vivid".

I never said "unknowable". I never said "uncountable" (you got this one from @divegeester repeatedly [even after being told he was inaccurate] claiming I said "countless" ). What I did say at the time was that I don't remember how many there were, I also said later, after immense, out-of-ordinary blowback, that that number is definitely less than ten. So countable and knowable.

The second point I have is your predilection to claim that I claimed there were people that I "brought back from the dead". You obviously don't know what CPR is, or its purpose.

@divegeester said
Or the one about using her expertise in mixed martial arts to fight sexual molesters in bar and crash them through countless [yes “countless”] bar tables.

No, NOT "countless". I already told you many, many times that I rarely, if ever, use the word "countless". I prefer to say simply that "I can't remember" how many. Countless is your word. Clearly.

@divegeester said
”A delusion is an unshakable belief in something that’s untrue.”

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9599-delusional-disorder

Ghost of a Duke, I’d ask for a refund on your mental health course if I were you.

It has to be untrue first, dickhead.

@fmf said
I think I am a more credible and reasonable poster than she is.

Now that is delusional.

@suzianne said
Let me finally address this inaccuracy. You know, since your recollection of what I said is SO "vivid".

I never said "unknowable". I never said "uncountable" (you got this one from @divegeester repeatedly [even after being told he was inaccurate] claiming I said "countless" ). What I did say at the time was that I don't remember how many there were, I also said later, ...[text shortened]... out-of-ordinary blowback, that that number is definitely less than ten. So countable and knowable.

Clearly, you are now seeking to distance yourself from what you said at the time. twhithead and avalanchethecat pressed you on the matter and you insisted there were so many, you could not remember. There was no mention of "less than ten". Perhaps you said it in a PM to someone. Anyway, it's good you have now reined it in. It sounded delusional. What about the stuff in the biker's bar which sounded like you wanted people to think you are a Jack Reacher type character. That came across as delusional too.

@suzianne said
Now that is delusional.

You think so?

@suzianne said
I prefer to say simply that "I can't remember" how many.

It was "less than ten" though? Was it two? Four? Seven? Nine?

@suzianne said
The second point I have is your predilection to claim that I claimed there were people that I "brought back from the dead".

Yes. On pavements. And in the backs of cars.

@divegeester said
What you are being asked is why you, a claimed mental health practitioner, cannot recognise delusional thinking when it’s in front of you.

Don't you mean "What you are being asked is why you, a claimed mental health practitioner, cannot recognise delusional thinking (as diagnosed by me, who is NOT a mental health practitioner) when it’s in front of you."?

@suzianne said
I never said "uncountable" (you got this one from @divegeester repeatedly [even after being told he was inaccurate] claiming I said "countless" ).

On both occasions you used the word “countless”

Countless people you had saved using CPR and countless bar tables through which you had crashed sexual molesters using mixed martial arts.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
There are people out there who are genuinely struggling with delusions and paranoid thought. To try and apply such terms to posters on this site (who you don't know) is a nonsense.

When Suzianne suggests that I am delusional, is it nonsense?

@divegeester said
No, I think you said it was air conditioning last time. And why would air con and lighting only affect your “team meetings”?

Someone wouldn’t say it’s Monday (or whatever day) and “its the dread team meeting” when what they really dreaded was the general office environment. Sorry, it doesn’t wash, I think you’re lying.

And as for your last sentence, well that’s the sort of exit phrase someone who knows their lying and knows I won’t believe them would write.

This isn't "weaponizing"?

@suzianne said
Don't you mean "What you are being asked is why you, a claimed mental health practitioner, cannot recognise delusional thinking (as diagnosed by me, who is NOT a mental health practitioner) when it’s in front of you."?

One doesn’t need to be a mental health practitioner to recognise delusional thinking; I posted a link earlier where the definition is stated.

By the way do you still hold to your claim that I pay Russ to get people banned from the website?

@suzianne said
This isn't "weaponizing"?

Who said “weaponising”?

And no it isn’t, what are you on about?

@suzianne said
Now that is delusional.

Do you still believe that I have had "hundreds" of subscribers banned from the site because I am "a secret mod" and I banned them "for disagreeing" with me? Is that still your firm belief?