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Post by urthona2 on Sept 6, 2013 13:37:26 GMT -8
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Post by urthona2 on Sept 6, 2013 13:38:27 GMT -8
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Post by guest on Sept 9, 2013 22:11:45 GMT -8
Sounds more like "Peggy in the Silly" |
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Post by FrankF1 on Sept 10, 2013 0:38:16 GMT -8
]So as i was doing some random Rs I got "Blake is a liar" and i got your promoting Owl Lies Urthona and said you somhow connected to the Sir(knights) more interesting stuff coming out everthing being uncovered slowly.
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Post by urthona2 on Sept 10, 2013 9:14:07 GMT -8
well you all went down that path before and it was wrong then too so it comes as no real surprise--prolly just a reflection of your thoughts again--as long as you need an enemy to work against you will likely get that sort of stuff
but this does make me question your reversing skills tho from my position as i know its total bs both times from where im standing
perhaps you should start by looking at your own inner workings before deciding you understand someone elses--look to see why there has to be an enemy to reflect off of and look to see what part you play in forming these beliefs about other people and why they are so necessary in your life
beyond that i dont know what to say to you--i am not responsible for what you think of me--look in the mirror first
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Post by urthona2 on Sept 10, 2013 9:18:15 GMT -8
oh yeah post up the audio files so we can see what is there for ourselves
how much is there and how much did u tack on
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Post by urthona2 on Sept 10, 2013 18:48:20 GMT -8
The creation of a scapegoat requires a process akin to the psychological mechanisms of projection and projective identification in that it uses an other to contain aspects of oneself.
The scapegoat is created by "projecting" the darker side of group life, the darker side being the reality of evil and sin in society. For the individual, the shadow contains those elements of the psyche that are not accepted as his or her own. As individuals we attempt to project that shadow onto others. Likewise, the group finds common negative ground in the scapegoat. But the scapegoat is not identical to the shadow; the scapegoat is a collective creation, a symbolic compromise for many individuals' negative projections. One can say that the scapegoat is humanity's societal vessel for the shadow--a vessel which is, by definition, innocent of the burden it assumes.
The scapegoat is a very ancient archetype and scapegoating an ancient activity, so ancient that there are few primitive societies where evidence of the practice has not been found. (2).
In any event, the history of mankind is full of tragic examples of all sorts of guilt and evils being ascribed to innocent but unpopular groups or "minorities," who, for one reason or another, seemed different from the rank and file of the community, and thus aroused suspicion, fear, or hatred. Rulers soon found it to their advantage to let these popular prejudices concentrate on the heads of such groups, until widespread persecution resulted. By such means, it was easy to distract the attention of the public from the real shortcomings of the group in power, or to cause the masses to forget their own miseries. (4)
"And again, hast thou valued Patience, Courage, Perseverance, Openness to light; readiness to own thyself mistaken, to do better next time?" - Thomas Carlyle: Past and Present; pg. 198.
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