by freecountry » Thu Oct 01, 2009 8:44 pm
Chickennoodle is what's known as a "spoiler". These are sad, angry people who feel left out of any conversation, usually because they are so negative, and then inject negativity into the discussion as though that gains them entrance. In fact, the best way to deal with Spoilers is to ignore them. This is what the world-at-large does, and it's always a very good idea. The Nibiru return possibility sparks curiosity and imagination, two wonderful aspects of humanity, and the first things a Spoiler attempts to infringe upon. Having no curiosity or imagination of their own, they prefer to either engage others (who do) via arguments, or force them to be silent. The worst part is that Spoilers never stand for anything themselves, especially anything that makes one think. They believe we should not think, but accept the spoon-fed drivel of the powers that be, because that makes us complacent and boring, and therefore, like the Spoilers themselves.
That said, anyone can Google and find many many sites about these issues, and demanding proof, when he can seek it out himself is just bullying. Don't fall for it. Personally I prefer to believe in Nibiru. It is my choice, and my right. I think the planet could use a "reboot", when I consider that after all this time murder and mayhem still rule large parts of the planet, and we never seem to evolve beyond it.
Others discussing it openly can be a good thing. And it's OK to refute the subject in any discussion, but Spoilers are just lazy, and never provide what they demand of others. They only demand, then feel smug. They shouldn't, because they always look bad to everyone else. Always.
This was the first I heard that Stitchin has gotten any of it wrong, and I don't believe for a minute that he lied, since that implies malice of intent. The man has not gotten rich from this, nor has anyone else.
We will all know when, and if, the prophecies happen. I prefer to keep my mind open . Too bad some people can't stand that in others.
freecountry
Chickennoodle is what's known as a [b]"spoiler"[/b]. These are [color=#800000]sad, angry people [/color]who feel left out of any conversation, usually because they are so negative, and then inject negativity into the discussion as though that gains them entrance. In fact, the best way to deal with Spoilers is to ignore them. This is what the world-at-large does, and it's always a very good idea. The Nibiru return possibility sparks curiosity and imagination, two wonderful aspects of humanity, and the first things a Spoiler attempts to infringe upon. Having no curiosity or imagination of their own, they prefer to either engage others (who do) via arguments, or force them to be silent. The worst part is that Spoilers never stand for anything themselves, especially anything that makes one think. They believe we should not think, but accept the spoon-fed drivel of the powers that be, because that makes us complacent and boring, and therefore, like the Spoilers themselves.
That said, anyone can Google and find many many sites about these issues, and demanding proof, when he can seek it out himself is just bullying. Don't fall for it. Personally I prefer to believe in Nibiru. It is my choice, and my right. I think the planet could use a "reboot", when I consider that after all this time murder and mayhem still rule large parts of the planet, and we never seem to evolve beyond it.
Others discussing it openly can be a good thing. And it's OK to refute the subject in any discussion, but Spoilers are just lazy, and never provide what they demand of others. They only demand, then feel smug. They shouldn't, because they always look bad to everyone else. Always.
This was the first I heard that Stitchin has gotten any of it wrong, and I don't believe for a minute that he lied, since that implies malice of intent. The man has not gotten rich from this, nor has anyone else.
We will all know when, and if, the prophecies happen. I prefer to keep my mind open . Too bad some people can't stand that in others.
freecountry
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