On 2021/08/03 21:07, Max wrote:
So what if Cyndiann called me a troll and stupid for not getting the
vaccine? Ive got a huge body of evidence to the contrary. Evidence
which is compelling and powerful information to others interested in
the pandemic and etiology and treatment of other corona virus induced
disease. Info bombs are dropped daily by experts like Peter McCullough
and Robert Malone. The vaccination coup is on the verge of coming
undone. We will witness the resulting political turmoil
How does it change your mental outlook if you knew (thought
experiment) that Cyndiann was 8 years old? Would an 8 year old cause
the whole group to abandon ship? Ask what is the real value of
increased moderation and restriction?
thanks
Max
Hallo Max,
Yes, in answer to your question. Something would happen to the
8-year-old, and to its parents, to get it to change its unacceptable,
challenging behaviour,
If we were in church or the supermarket, a classroom or at home in the
dining-room for instance and the disagreeable 8-year created havoc,
there would be an overwhelming consensus call for some sort of control
of the situation. If the parents could not control the child then
sanctions by the group would be applied. The parents and their child
would not be welcome, not allowed in there until "it learns some
manners", would be banished until things improved. Parental and peer
pressure would be applied. If the parents could not teach the child,
could not reach the child, could not get through to the child, then we
would perhaps be advising and looking at something drastic which needed
to be done. Some sort of institutionalisation, or sedation or
medication. Some form of appropriate sanctioning or corrective behaviour.
If there is no corrective intervention those systems will collapse; for
instance the church congregation will disappear because no one can put
up with a brat continuously and people would rather not go to church.
etc etc. _Or_ the congregation learns to cope with a screaming, farting
kid. The congregation is encouraged to put up with it and to listen to
the sermon and sing the hymns and psalms, despite.
The *real value of the **moderation and restriction* is that that
_precious space_ can then continue to be used as it should, as a holy
space or a quiet, or an educational, or a sociable, or a creative,
productive place. _On the other hand_; playgrounds, backyards, open
fields, the beach are suitable, appropriate, approved places for
letting go, running around and making a noise, like seagulls in a
feeding frenzy.
OK, Tony
