The Bravest Philosopher of Our Time...

[chaz wyman]

The bravest philosophers are clearly the Seers Of Forbidden Truths.

I am a good choice for the bravest philosopher.

Charles Manson is also a good choice, as is Carl Panzram.

So question: Bravest Philospher.

Charles Mason? Brave?? no, Philospher? no
Carl Panzram? Brave?? no, Philospher? no.

Travis Truman? Seer? no, has a brain? no evidence!, a paranoiac? yes.

[Bill Wiltrack]

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Just a follow-up on Martin Luther King Day in America...



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The Michigan Campus Compact held an event at the University of Michigan to host "teams" from universities around the state of Michigan. Volunteers joined together folks from City Year Detroit to work on a Habitat for Humanity project, to volunteer at local shelters and to work with youth to talk about service and the legacy of MLK.




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[Seer Travis Truman]

The bravest philosophers are clearly the Seers Of Forbidden Truths.
I am a good choice for the bravest philosopher.
Charles Manson is also a good choice, as is Carl Panzram.

So question: Bravest Philospher.
Charles Mason? Brave?? no, Philospher? no
Carl Panzram? Brave?? no, Philospher? no.
Travis Truman? Seer? no, has a brain? no evidence!, a paranoiac? yes.

You are developing quite the condition, aren't you? Always following Me around on the forums...desperately trying to poke a hole in My revelations of Forbidden Truth.

Seer Charles is a brave man. He faces up to Truth. Yes, he is a philosopher. So you are wrong again.

Carl Panzram was a very brave man. Fearless. Faced Truth. He could philosophize and has written essays on the state of society and crime.

Of course, I am a philosopher, and a Truth-based and bone-died hero.

[chaz wyman]

The bravest philosophers are clearly the Seers Of Forbidden Truths.
I am a good choice for the bravest philosopher.
Charles Manson is also a good choice, as is Carl Panzram.

So question: Bravest Philospher.
Charles Mason? Brave?? no, Philospher? no
Carl Panzram? Brave?? no, Philospher? no.
Travis Truman? Seer? no, has a brain? no evidence!, a paranoiac? yes.

You are developing quite the condition, aren't you? Always following Me around on the forums...desperately trying to poke a hole in My revelations of Forbidden Truth.

Teehee. Forbidden Truth the Swiss cheese of the world of the sad.

Seer Charles is a brave man. He faces up to Truth. Yes, he is a philosopher. So you are wrong again.

Carl Panzram was a very brave man. Fearless. Faced Truth. He could philosophize and has written essays on the state of society and crime.

Of course, I am a philosopher, and a Truth-based and bone-died hero.

[Seer Travis Truman]

The bravest philosophers are clearly the Seers Of Forbidden Truths.
I am a good choice for the bravest philosopher.
Charles Manson is also a good choice, as is Carl Panzram.

Yeah, but you're a nut with a persecution complex.

I am not a nut. Nor do I have a persecution complex. I just calmly examine the facts, and find Truths.

You are incapable of this simple process. Pathetic!

You have to dismiss your Superior and Seer as a "nut" as that is all you are able to manage when faced with
a Seer of Forbidden Truths. Ad Hominem.

[Bill Wiltrack]

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Today, along with many brave philosophers around the world and those at the foot of the new Stone of Hope in Washington D. C. we remember the great Martin Luther King's I Have A Dream speech.



Dr. King is the only African American and the first non-president to be honored with a major memorial on the National Mall. His image emerges from the Stone of Hope, which references a line from his 1963 I Have A Dream speech.







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[Bill Wiltrack]

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Dr. Martin Luther King showed America what a real hero looks like.

Dr. King showed the world what real bravery looks like.

There are no modern day comparisons to the importance of philosophy in life other than Mohandas Gandhi and Nelson Mandela.




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[Arising_uk]

Engels and Marx.

[Bill Wiltrack]

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WTF?



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[Arising_uk]

Two of the greatest philosophers to have come from philosophy. Two of yours are from religion. And the rumour is that one would have considered two of them kaffirs.

[chaz wyman]

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Just a follow-up on Martin Luther King Day in America...



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Sadly the text of this message applies equally to Hitler and Bush, as to Luther.

[chaz wyman]

Two of the greatest philosophers to have come from philosophy. Two of yours are from religion. And the rumour is that one would have considered two of them kaffirs.

Are you suggesting that Gandhi and Mandela are from 'religion". How quaint of you.

They both came from LAW. It was their study of English law which gave them both the fuel to bring down colonialism and racist policy.

[Bill Wiltrack]

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Great posts Chaz.


Thank you for keeping your head on straight.


Thank you for participating in this thread.


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[Arising_uk]

Are you suggesting that Gandhi and Mandela are from 'religion". How quaint of you.

They both came from LAW. It was their study of English law which gave them both the fuel to bring down colonialism and racist policy.

No, I'm suggesting that Gandhi and King drew their strength from their religons. Gandhi was a racist in respect of the kaffir.

[chaz wyman]

Are you suggesting that Gandhi and Mandela are from 'religion". How quaint of you.

They both came from LAW. It was their study of English law which gave them both the fuel to bring down colonialism and racist policy.

No, I'm suggesting that Gandhi and King drew their strength from their religons. Gandhi was a racist in respect of the kaffir.

What is a Kaffir, in your twisted definition?

Where either drew their strength from is an empty assertion for many reasons.