What Makes A God?

Ok

 

Misfire.

 

What it was that was quoted is not the issue. It was what the quoted statement was in reference to. It was in reference to conditional love.

 

I said specifically the price was behavior. You laughed it off.

A person with prejudice doesn't know of his prejudice until someone shows him something different.

 

Point is it no more explicit than what I said in regards to Moonglow's comment about anger leading to results sounds like Nietzsche.

 

We might ask the question how come one gets it and not the other.

the one who doesn't get it is the one with the question.

 

Not at all so. Your lack of meaning comes form jumping into a conversation only when you recognized something. Initially what you recognized in regard to what I was saying was your own verdict. I'm not clear and I don;t play by my own rules.

 

You don't seem to know what comment is being discussed. What in hell does Nietzsche have to do with this?

 

I already asked that question.

 

Reread...

 

Moonglow said, "I don't look at it quite that way....when I feel loved is all I care about....You can yell at me all day long, if you really love me.... ....lol....just never any physical violence...."

The comment: "And here's the price tag" was in reference to the above. Conditional love. Get it?

 

Once again

 

And once again how can you understand something if you don't know how to communicate.

 

Use your words

 

You and I differ in that I'm not glad he's amused.

 

It was a question

 

Could be interpreted as ridicule without clairification

 

I.m not in the habit of angering myself by interpreting what I'm not clear on.

 

I was just being humorous.

 

no conditional love. I give it unconditionally, but may remove myself from someone's presence and love from afar, if that is what I have to do, if there is any physical violence, is all.....or if you are with your girlfriend or something.