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I have zero interest in taking advice from someone who regularly makes a show of betraying people. (You don’t like expositions? iConfidant says otherwise.) And I have zero interest in betraying @111error.

As I mentioned in slack, perhaps we are spending too much time focusing on liking or disliking people, and not enough time on trying to figure…[Read more]

In Slack both @a and @111error are handholding everybody to find a deeper meaning in this, so here’s a shot:

Sabrina is trying to split you from Morgan, Meghan. (“Why are you wrapped up in his antics” opens the call.) I took the “tell it to me like a 2 year old” as her calling you out for really having no idea what you and Morgan were “celebrat…[Read more]

Yep. Seems the liquor still sloshing around in my head made me get that last quote of hers wrong.

She called me back to clarify what she said.

“Make enemies. They keep the motor running and will always let you know where you stand.”

It’s interesting that Sabrina thinks that because we don’t like her that she’s somehow “winning.” Cute. No winners here, though. We know that by now. I think it’s past your bedtime.

Cosigning Megan 100%.

Agree wholeheartedly with @coryphella here. There are some instances where theft and murder are the societal “right” thing to do. This is why we have taxes and the death penalty.

There are multitudes of moral absolutes. Murder is wrong. Theft is wrong. Etc etc and many etc.

And I flat out disagree with this statement. There are never absolutes. Except that David Bowie is the greatest human that ever lived.

@bcbishop and @bruinbown I disagree philosophically. There are multitudes of moral absolutes. Murder is wrong. Theft is wrong. Etc etc and many etc.

Our sense of right and wrong comes from Natural Law. There is right and wrong and there are absolutes.

Of course some jackass would say, “is it okay if a man steals to feed his starving family”?…[Read more]

That is life, for the most part. Anyone claiming absolute moral authority is either delusional or lying to you.

The only real way out of the conundrum is consciously deciding that one is fine living in a world with no moral absolutes. Of recognizing that there can be no “bad guys” or “good guys”. Of knowingly accepting whatever compromises come with one’s every decision — and embracing that ugliness for all it’s worth.

This. And honestly, it’s more fun…[Read more]

I can guarantee you that’ll be the case if Joyce is alive and Mason faked her death to get her out.

Next thing you know he’ll be Team Mason.

My my, @bcbishop. Look how far you’ve come.

I wonder if there’s anything she could do that would make the community turn against her.

If “The One” has a real weakness, it is definitely this. An inability (or is it just a lack of interest?) to reconcile the very real differences between what we want to believe about certain people, and who they actually show themselves to be. And that’s n…[Read more]

Sad to say, but maybe it’s because she’s pretty…

@daela sorry, that’s my Minnesotan passive aggressiveness coming out. Don’t talk shit unless you can back that shit up, and with OSDM looming behind her.. I’d rather speak gently than have her try and ruin my life. And knowing how everything we think we know usually gets upended as soon as we start to understand it, its intimidating to burn a bri…[Read more]

I don’t forgive Sabrina. She’s a nightmare of a human being and she needs to be stopped.