You've got to learn not to include your reaction in the quote. Kind of sloppy and a sign of a lack of respect, leaving your work on your readers' shoulders. Are
you really a Freemason ? I am beginning to doubt this since - as deluded as I think they are according to my first post - at least I thought they outwardly have a sense of noble conduct.
Masonry is not for everyone. If you feel like it isn't for you then don't join. It's really that simple, no need for a post?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 850945is what I reacted to.
Lol.
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I think u misunderstood my post.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 850945As we shall see, that is the necessary result of
this inappropriate comment of yours.
My point is that Masonry is an organization which does not solicit for membership. One must come of their own free will and accord.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 850945Since no one ever disputed that, it is the second logical fallacy within 3 or 4 lines:
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If you do not agree with Masonry or feel it is not for you, then do not join.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 850945This clearly suggests that in some way I need to be told this and that, in connection with your previous ignoratio elenchi fallacy, I would have suggested that I would feel pressed and a need to justify why I am not joining in front of some sort of peer pressure:
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Since the public pronouncement of such reasons for not joining can
obviously have quite different reasons than such felt pressure (and my first post on this thread - which you should have read before your comment - should have made this quite clear), this happens to be the
third logical fallacy within 3 or 4 lines of yours!
You can try them all on me:
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but as you can see, it doesn't work.
Logical fallacies are characteristic of a lack of character, education, empathy, trustworthiness and a sign of callousness and a generally barbaric state of development of one's conscience
and since this is certainly a very common state of affairs with humans, it should not be characteristic of a brotherhood which supposedly is aiming precisely at removing this kind of primitivity and developing a reasonable and noble character.
It may be that either you are too stupid to recognize your own fallacies or, worse, willing to commit them against better knowledge. In both cases: what are we to make of the Freemasons if someone like you can be a member (assuming that you are) ?
So thanks for further demonstrating an aspect of my point in my first post.
