
Posted by gar on 10/22/2009, 7:03 am, in reply to "Truth is Where One Finds It"
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: A lot of uproar seems to happen when someone
: pulls an appropriate quote from someone else
: that someone else doesn't like...Anita Dunn
: quoting Zedong, for example.
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: But i see it happen all the time on forums,
: too.
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: 'O that can't possibly be true cus so-and-so
: said it!'
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: To me, this is like saying Alan Watts was a
: phony cause he drank too much.
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: Or like a kid saying they don't need to
: listen to their parents cause the parents
: aren't saints.
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: In short, it's a cop out, imo.
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: Curious on all your takes on it.
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Greetings mu,
It seems to me that we all have a tendency to view things in black and white. If we see 'bad' in one part of the whole then the whole seems to be 'bad'.
So, in accepting that all things are 'good and bad' we then can use what seems useful.
in peace,
gar
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