As long as it doesn't dominate the relationship. CheersQuote:
Originally Posted by Tins
As long as it doesn't dominate the relationship. CheersQuote:
Originally Posted by Tins
That wouldn't be friendship, would it?Quote:
Originally Posted by ozscott
Friends accept one another for what they are.. Or, at least, that's what they used to do. Nothing else matters, IMV. Friendship, love, those things do not include judgement. Judgement = superiority. Not a good basis for any relationship.
But it wouldn't be friendship if your friend dominates each conversation with conspiracy theories (assuming the friend had 1. Insight or 2. Was aware because you made it obvious you did not want to keep hearing about it). People shouldn't take advantage of loyalty. If they do, they tend not to actually be your friend after all. And people change for the worse. Sad but true. The world is full of grey but life is short. Stick with friends through thick and thin, sure. But like anything (including for about half the married population [emoji1787]) there are limits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
Cheers
Great basis for a religion though [emoji41]Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
Back to conspiracies....
This is borderline, but.....
Theory:- That the upcoming Bill & Melinda DIVORCE is significantly being driven as a - Diversion,,,, from the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, slated to start around November. One can only speculate how much, ordure, is going to hit the fan. A 'given' is the probability that Billy Goat is going to lose face. Even visiting Jeff's homes was a Bad Idea. - Just ask Andy.
Prediction:- Only one, that Bill's star will dim, and Melinda will become (Respectable & kiindly) Brand-Presenter for their "charitable foundation" Otherwise, and behind the scenes, the "vaccin" jabbing and profiting agendas etc will continue unchanged
Mind you, there's always a confounder, in this case if GM becomes so depressed that she takes the same easy (?) way out as her late lover, Jeffrey Epstein...[bigwhistle]
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Originally Posted by superquag
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Even visiting Jeff's homes was a Bad Idea. - Just ask Andy.
But but but, he was never there, he has said this a thousand times already. Why can't you all believe him? [bigrolf] Shirley you are not cynical?
He was forgetting the image of him closing the door & walking down the street with Epstein was probably more to do with not wishing his conversation to be overheard about what special hanky panky Maxwell had cooked up for that evening's entertainment.
Might depend on who's on duty at the correctional facility.Quote:
Originally Posted by superquag
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In my case such a person is unlikely to become a friend, as I switch off someone like that in around five minutes or less. One mouth, two ears is a bit of a cliché but it still makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by ozscott
Or a dogma.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie