beastie wrote:I see that you are once again disengaging from what I have actually said and instead are resorting to self-serving caricatures and putting words into my mouth, and thus intent on carrying on both sides of the conversation. So, what's the point in me participating?
I have speculated about
why you will not answer the questions, that is true. What is undeniable is that you refused to answer the questions because you said you did not trust my representation of NAMBLA's position. LL provided evidence that it was, indeed, accurate, and a cursory google search on the subject would also verify that accuracy. That's what NAMBLA is all about.
Yet you still refuse to answer the questions. I only began speculation on
why you would refuse to do so after you refused to do so.
What's so scary about these questions?
Apparently, in your narrow and closed-minded world, if someone doesn't answer your Y/N question with the "yes" that you want, this constitutes "refusing to answer the question"--even though I quite willingly and clearly answered your question "no".
It also appears that in your narrow and closed-minded world, if someone doesn't answer the questions exactly as you wish, it is becaused they are "scarred".
So, not only are you intent in carrying on both sides of the conversation, but you are only willing to hear what it is you want to hear, and the straw man you have constructed to speak on my behalf, is imagined to be frightened of answer as you wish.
How convenient. Such intollerance of opposing views, while certainly prejudiced, no doubt keeps your mindset safe and secure (speaking, ironically, of "scarred") from the inferred threat of differing ideas.
As such, I ask again, what is the point of my participation?
Thanks, -Wade Englund-