Peterson is frothing with rage:
DCP wrote:It was just a vehicle for "Dr. Moore's" intention, explained elsewhere, of demonstrating our alleged hypocrisy.
Having accomplished his mission, at least to his own satisfaction and that of his completely objective friends at "Dr. Shade's" hate site, he's now done.
His very first substantial comment here falsely accused Professor Midgley of having "admitted" that the purpose of his essay on Grant Palmer's book was the "character assassination" of Mr. Palmer.
People here objected to that false accusation and, so, "Dr. Moore" is now taking bows at "Dr. Shades's" hate site for his exposure of our alleged incivility.
This stuff is so incredibly tiresome.
What set him off, I wonder? Was it the indignity of having all these Ph.D.-holding posters upvoting the few posts that actually seem as if they had been written by honest, scrupulous, and intelligent people? Whatever the case may be, it seems he has been going on a banning spree. I do agree that this:
Dean Robbers wrote:My best guess is that Midgley went into such a fury over Shades and the others being there that he privately went to DCP and said it’s either him or me. He’s publicly requested banning Shades several times.
Is almost certainly correct. Whatever the case, a hearty welcome to Drs. Moore and LOD! "SeN"'s loss is clearly our gain.
As for Dr. Shades's banning: it appears that Peterson banned him, then Dr. Shades came here to report what happened, and so then DCP went and *un*-banned him in an effort to make it seem as if he (Shades) was lying? Is that the game they're playing? Pretty weak stuff. Let them come over here and attempt to defend Midgley's vicious, unprofessional, and unscrupulous Palmer article. Peterson writes:
DCP wrote:I can confirm that, at the time that Professor Midgley was writing his essay, we knew -- or had excellent reasons to believe -- a number of eye-opening things about Mr. Palmer's duplicitious dealings that we did not include. Professor Midgley's essay could have been much more negative than it was.
Again I ask: would the Mopologists like to have the details of Hamblin's divorce posted? The dollar amount in his 401K? The dumb sorts of faux-macho artifacts he's collected? If the Mopologists want to make rancid insinuations--as they've been doing (and bear in mind that they were the ones who started it, and they've been doing it for decades), then it needs to be pointed out that it can be done to them in return. All DCP's comment proves in the end is just how vicious and malicious they were when they went after Palmer. Midgley's remark about Palmer "begging" and "crying" is remarkably cruel. Remember: Palmer passed away and cannot defend himself from these sorts of accusations.
"[I]f, while hoping that everybody else will be honest and so forth, I can personally prosper through unethical and immoral acts without being detected and without risk, why should I not?." --Daniel Peterson, 6/4/14