Cries&Whispers

Hey, where'd you run off to? Come on back!

where the hell are youz????

I loved reading your stuff. Still not sure why you didn't just call me crazy and move on, but I really appreciate the work you did. I liked how you deconstructed basically everything I initially wrote (including where I tried to deconstruct you!) which was very overemotional and butthurt compared to your post. You're also way more Socratic than me in actually pointing out flaws in my argument instead of just making a bunch of new ones in block paragraphs... something I've gotta work on.

In the end, I think you win out, because the Mosque probably isn't going to cause anything very drastic. To everyone else, this was probably pretty obvious from the beginning, but I quite enjoy pulverizing deceased equines.



If you're interested in seeing how you might already agree with me, check THIS out. I should have quoted it in my post really!

No real need to take up any more of your time, I feel. I don't know if the issue is really that big of a deal, since it is an isolated one-time event. I'm sort of going for the "slippery slope" idea where the building of the Mosque will lead to some kind of ideological cascade where everyone suddenly declares that our cultural divide has been healed... or something.

Also that typo was massive fail by me (many apologies), but I still loved reading your summary of Christianity's influence on American government. It was weird because your tone was one of a rebuttal, but the whole time I was like "I completely agree".