So Ushiba got religion. Who cares? It does NOT invalidate what he could do!

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--- , " Todd Ellner " <tellner@c...> wrote:

> No Dr. La Tourrette, I don't think you got everything right. As I

>said, many of the facts

 

Okay buckwheat, you admit to the facts, and NOW YOU are going to

distort them? Goody goody.

 

>but

 

" But " is a word used linguistically and mostly unconsciously that

negates what you put before it, so you YOU NEGATED what you said

were the facts...

 

>not some of the more important points.

 

YOU are now attempting to REPLACE those FACTS with YOUR DISTORTIONS.

 

What you are really saying is, " since I don't agree with Ushiba's

actions during the first 50+ years of his life, I'm going to IGNORE

THOSE FACTS " ...

 

Why do you want to ignore them?

 

>It is a matter of emphasis and interpretation, but those

> subtleties are crucial.

 

I agree with this. The distortion YOU are doing is just starting!

 

> You seen decay.

 

A mind read on your part. I said no such thing. In psychology we

call that mind read a hallucination.

 

You are hallucinating buddy.

 

>I see evolution.

 

Goody goody. Now, please dear sir, what is YOUR definition

about " evolution " . Two noses? So you can smell caca better?

 

> It's not just " He was a brute and he could fight,

 

That was NEVER said. Ushiba was a guy that " got shit done when it

needed to be done " .

 

And you frame that skill in combat of his as BRUTALITY? Pretty

horrible reframe on you part, buddy.

 

>but these day Aikidoka are all wimps. "

 

You are actually using an incorrect model operator, " all " ...

 

....which is an " all inclusive " term, when none was used.

 

Why are you lying? Why are you distorting what was actually said in

an answer to Roy's very important question?

 

>The system was valid then and is valid now.

 

Really?

 

What's your definition of valid? So Ushiba got religion. Who cares?

It does NOT invalidate what he could do.

 

He was in his late 50's when that occured.

 

Enough for now.

 

I'll answer the rest of YOUR HALLUCINATIONS LATER buckwheat.

 

Especially that real funny part about postgraduate work.