Monson struggles near the end of his talk

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Re: Monson struggles near the end of his talk

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Lemmie wrote:You're equating those two events?


Not at all. I'm pointing out the characterization of the first indicts the second.

Lemmie wrote:Odd, but understandable given your bias.


I don't think you understand the first thing about me or my biases.
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Re: Monson struggles near the end of his talk

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Monson should have talked sitting:

- http://galeria.index.hu/kulfold/2015/10 ... k_dolgok/6 -
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Re: Monson struggles near the end of his talk

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I felt bad for him.

It was a moving, sad and emotional thing to watch.


(I would have felt the same way - no matter who the human being was that was struggling like this)

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Re: Monson struggles near the end of his talk

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maklelan wrote:
LDSToronto wrote:Exploiting the weak, in any form, is repugnant. This Monson stuff, pure exploitation


Clearly. The way he kept saying he didn't want to be up there gave it all away. None of the leaders wanted him to sit down and rest. Didn't you know that's why nobody came to hold him up?


Not sure what you're getting at, but you ought to be getting at a dictionary because 'exploitation' isn't a concept you seem to be familiar with.

Odd, since many of the faith-building stories in the LDS tradition feature exploitation of the afflicted in order to bolster the faith of LDS masses.

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