there’s no “winning”when debating with you, you’re too arrogant to let that happen. You just talk in circles about how enlightened and righteous you are.
fwiw, and this is it for me, again, responding to your fun little back pats, here's what precipitated this enticing encounter...
I mean, if this is what you want to do with your free time, have at it. But you're just providing people with enough evidence to ignore whatever is you think is true. In one post you claim to not know, then you decide you do later on. I'd come up with quippy to slap you around with again, but I'm gonna be lazy and not bother.
"Everything you say is the truth of your perspective." The previous sentence I put quotes around is true from my perspective. Additionally, from my perspective we were not debating, say, if my perspective is correct and yours is not. My intention was to relay to you that what we regard as being true is that which accords with the perspective from which we attempt to perceive it.
Furthermore, and as a consequence of the perceiving perspective as critical to the nature of the truth we perceive, I made an attempt to explain that perspective to you because of the surprise I experienced long ago when my perspective underwent a massive angular change. One moment I was far far far into myself in a state of introspection trying to discover the source of why I suffered, and owing to a gust of wind shaking my room, I was just there in the dark and knew everything, that all of my world view and previous way of perceiving the world was just a big joke, that in fact I had never really known anything. Suffering is an imaginary prison created by the unconscious acceptance that how we perceive the world is fixed. The truth is 180 degrees from wherever we look, because we look out of ego need and no such need exists.
You seem to believe my intention is to tell you how enlightened I am while for me it is just a matter of explaining how I came to know the importance of examining one's perspective. You want me to concede defeat in a debate I don't even think I am having because none of what I know would have been possible had I not lost everything by way of beliefs that held meaning for me. I lost the most important debate I can imagine. I couldn't prove a single thing I held sacred to be true and I lost all faith.
So with regard to:
"With all their bitching about increases in crime they are cool with crime as long as white people are committing it" and "more specifically, the right white people. But this isn’t new info, he’s just able to say it out loud now cuz that’s how far into fascist fantasy the R’s are. They aren’t happy with fantasy and are trying to make it a reality. They’re doing a good job of it too"
"Perhaps it will turn out to be a good thing that fantasy has become so obviously real there will be no hope that if the tide turns they can ever backtrack and deny it."
I was thinking about addicts and denial and the fact that for many there is only new hope when people bottom out, when their madness becomes so obvious and so dangerous it becomes obvious even to them. Does that mean this is going to be the way this turns out. Perhaps that's a statistical question. I think it has already happened for many and for some perhaps it never will. But in some respects the worse things get the greater the chance they will get better. This is my opinion, of course.
Worse is better from some perspectives. It was for me.