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06/04/2008 at 9:11 am Permalink
I, for one, loved that post you did back then. (go figure)
I’ve only had to deal with that brand of blogging fun a couple of times; I don’t envy you.
This was a great post- I especially liked reading the Ghandi quotes; I never knew he said that.
08/04/2008 at 3:47 pm Permalink
What a great post! I ‘stumble’ by every now and then to read through Vixen’s site and I’m glad I did today. This post is definitely eye opening and brings home to each and every one of us that we should remember that ‘sweep our own doorsteps first’ before passing any judgement upon others. And, yes, Ghandi said it perfectly.
Thanks for sharing and I’m sorry you and your friend are going through a rough time with people who have nothing better to do with there time.
08/04/2008 at 9:56 pm Permalink
Stealth: Thanks for the comment. I thought those posters were questionable, but funny. In the end, I don’t see a problem with having a sense of humor.
Madame X: Thanks. I do appreciate it. I’m actually okay. I feel for him. He’s the one being targeted. Personally, I don’t care if I’ve been deleted. I’m more ticked off at these individuals attacking my friend, all in the name of Christian love. Thanks for stopping by.
09/04/2008 at 12:08 am Permalink
Ghandi said it very well. Great admiration for him and what he said.
Your friend’s site was well named. Too bad the people he was trying to reform or ‘show the light’ had their heads so far up their asses and too busy being all high and mighty to realize that…. Bc if I was going to use one word to describe ‘them’, it would be ‘mafia’.
Sad. I feel very badly for your friend to have his and his families life turned so far upside down. I think he’s better off. I hope he is able to discover happiness for him and his family in his next step of life away from such judgmental, close-minded ‘people’.
I loved your bluntness of this post.
09/04/2008 at 6:09 am Permalink
EE: Actually, the site’s name was one thing that these folks took issue with. They were not supporters of the topics discussed, from what I can understand.
The whole notion of the reformed mafia was to illuminate truth and inconsistencies, regardless of popular opinion. Unfortunately, it seems to have struck too close to home.
I agree, I think he is better off, but that’s a tough statement. I am very used to standing my ground, regardless of how uncomfortable it may get. You of all people know how that has affected my life. I wish my decisions could have been confined to just myself. But they do tend to affect an entire household.
Anyway, these people exist in all walks of life. This is not an issue of Christians or religion. Self-righteous people can be agnostics too. These are people who have a strong tendency to reform others to their own way of life and standards, because they hold themselves as the standard.
09/04/2008 at 9:07 am Permalink
I absolutely agree it’s not just a “Christian or religion” thing. Unfortunately though, that is where it comes up the most, in my eyes anyways. But you are right, anyone can be self-righteous, then they group together and take their nastiness out on others they disagree with or don’t like.
And I do very badly for your friend. To say ‘he’s better off’ is probably true, but very difficult for him to have been put in that situation.
09/04/2008 at 2:19 pm Permalink
EE: Your observation is pretty consistent with mine, which is indeed unfortunate. I wish it weren’t the case. But this is nothing new. It’s the same problem Christ dealt with in his day. It’s the same problem the various prophets dealt with in theirs.
I’m just glad you’ve been open to the idea and to comment here. I know it’s not what you typically do. So thanks!!!
12/04/2008 at 1:50 pm Permalink
Mike,
Thanks for your post. I hope the “offended” parties this too. I resigned and my blogs aren’t going anywhere now. My family will be okay. I’ll just be making a lot more bullwhips now!
Deo Vindice.
12/04/2008 at 3:45 pm Permalink
Mike, I know it doesn’t help, but you weren’t singled out. All of us at the Mafia have had our personal blogs “invaded” as you say. As you might well guess, the people in question were not big fans of my sense of humor, either.
Which blows me a away, because I’m easily the second or third most likeable guy I know. (Behind you, of course.)
19/04/2008 at 6:44 am Permalink
Rhett & Gordan: Not sure what happened, but you triggered my SPAM filter.
Rhett: I am sorry you having to go through that. But bullwhips? Serious? I have got to hear more about that.
Gordan: You’re too funny. I have certainly lived through these things before, so I am definitely not offended by their actions. I am more offended by their humanity.
21/04/2008 at 6:44 am Permalink
Yeah Mike, I make bullwhips. My website -which hasn’t had a really good update since I was an Arminian- is at http://www.cowwhips.com
My whips now look MUCH better than the ones in the pics.
No worries on the rest bro. The poster was just a petty side issue for them. The real problem was the theology. We know that for for sure now. Both the pastor and I ended up resigning.