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mewmewmew13 said:ghod
I keep coming back to see if anybody 'won' yet…
wth
fuf ;-)
mewmewmew13 said:ghod
I keep coming back to see if anybody 'won' yet…
wth
Race Radio said:Now you are going all Star Trek on me.
Race Radio said:Now you are going all Star Trek on me.
mewmewmew13 said:We are getting new life and new civilizations here...
Granville57 said:
mewmewmew13 said:We are getting new life and new civilizations here...
aphronesis said:The issue in part though is acknowledging the tension and conflict between the idealistic/idealized side and the practical/commercial.
horsinabout said:Variously described personality disorders and pathologies notwithstanding, if you got all naysay members of the clinic and did a multiple of ten, you would still not amass enough balls to match that of Lance Armstrong and his great rival Marco Pantani. Like it or not, the sport made them. That cannot be changed and should not be changed. It is factual history, not to be refuted.
horsinabout said:Poor people get shat on from a great height and left to fester.
Variously described personality disorders and pathologies notwithstanding, if you got all naysay members of the clinic and did a multiple of ten, you would still not amass enough balls to match that of Lance Armstrong and his great rival Marco Pantani. Like it or not, the sport made them. That cannot be changed and should not be changed. It is factual history, not to be refuted.
Trolling feast.
http://youtu.be/J8MLiGvROyE
http://youtu.be/iIGmqrBR4xo
http://youtu.be/epBWsxxwdFE
horsinabout said:Poor people get shat on from a great height and left to fester.
Variously described personality disorders and pathologies notwithstanding, if you got all naysay members of the clinic and did a multiple of ten, you would still not amass enough balls to match that of Lance Armstrong and his great rival Marco Pantani. Like it or not, the sport made them. That cannot be changed and should not be changed. It is factual history, not to be refuted.
Trolling feast.
http://youtu.be/J8MLiGvROyE
http://youtu.be/iIGmqrBR4xo
http://youtu.be/epBWsxxwdFE
Alpe73 said:Zing-za-zing-zing! ... and true
horsinabout said:<snip>
..... if you got all naysay members of the clinic and did a multiple of ten, you would still not amass enough balls to match that of Lance Armstrong and his great rival Marco Pantani.............
ChewbaccaD said:
but as he is enabled, and as he is encouraged by Weisel et al, he gets more audacious and shameless*aphronesis said:If that's what I were saying, he and I wouldn't have wasted a morning arguing.
Per what Bro and blackcat say above, the point being that at a certain moment (or several) Armstrong's asshollery became institutional and not just individual.
Doesn't make him blameless, but it means the machinery and nature took on a whole new dimension. Not just one of scale and conspiracy.
aphronesis said:Then why address it to me?
aphronesis said:Consciousness and motivations don't work that way. Moreover, morals and ethics are two separate things...
That distinction in terms of self-awareness as distinct from self-identity is at the heart of what you're trying to--but not quite--articulate
aphronesis said:in that convoluted and ultimately circular post.
aphronesis said:half of doing so means dealing with inane posts
DirtyWorks said:Denial doesn't work.
Philosophy:
Personal Attacks:
http://forum.cyclingnews.com/showpost.php?p=1397797&postcount=5203
Please stop.
blackcat said:but as he is enabled, and as he is encouraged by Weisel et al, he gets more audacious and shameless*
just hanging withn A-types and monied celebrities and bankers normalised the behaviour.
but the multiplier effect your emphasise, is crucial, when he games the system and captures the regulatory body with Hein, it becomes the Game Theory where decent competitors like Jan and Ivan now have to play his game of cutthroat. I see your cutthroat, I match your cutthroat.
Lance could raise your cutthroat ad infinitum
*ok, a sociopath personality cant feel that emotion, but he never had a firebreak on his action. Now he is not their at Oscar afterparty when McConaughey wins the academy for DBC, cos he was "shamed" and bebuffed, without ever getting intimate with the shame part.
aphronesis said:Nice selective quoting.
It's not denial if another is posting. Denial, that's a psychological category right. I guess that's ok in this context if you say so? Am I wrong? What's being denied? Agreement with your emphases and lines of questioning? Most times, but doesn't make it denial.
Again, I dealt with the subject of posts made. I did not introduce the philosophical terms. I responded to and expanded on them.
Plenty of personal attacks to go around in this thread. What you quote was a first response to a relatively dense post--especially for this thread--but said nothing about the poster. In fact it took it seriously and then laid out its unarticulated shortcomings. Some people go to school and learn to make and receive that type of criticism--got to get tough skin to deal with it. Both interlocutors among them. Read on, why don't you?
As to the one about inanity, sorry, it's true. And the forum is rife with such posts and others calling their makers out on them. That's part of what makes it a F-O-R-U-M.
More to the point, that was all concluded two days ago. So what's yours?
You want to log in every day and post how Thom Weisel is a bad man, mastermind, tool and it would be so gratifying to see him go down with the crew (unfortunately he's likely too powerful for that to happen)? That's your prerogative. Hardly enlightening, but still your prerogative--don't try to slough the rest of your discomfort off on me. Why don't you please stop?
Good thing you removed your logical fallacies link, though, before telling me it's not a logic forum.....
Fortyninefourteen said:Do you floss after such a huge feed?
Lance usually had Bill Stapleton there, with the H-wood and Millionaire entourage, to make the simulcrum reconcile with reality. The minions, the minions, the Oakley reps who could be comfort women. Impulse pathology met his every whim.aphronesis said:what his "lying" signifies and serves
--even his recollections as in the Pantani tribute. He's not lying about being there, or how he claims to have experienced it, but of course that incontrovertibility is experienced by many as being in conflict with his own myth as it was created.
DirtyWorks said:A post on Wonderboy's talk with Steve Tilford shows it's the same old Wonderboy.
http://stevetilford.com/2014/02/17/my-call-with-lance/
Someone posted a comment about the Hincapie article that makes Hincapie's recent interview stranger still.
mewmewmew13 said:Interesting article and tilford is usually spot on with his observations.
I can pretty much guess why Lance isn't riding his bike much anymore…he doesn't strike me as having ever loved the sport.
Cycling was his way of getting his 'domination fix' and all the other shiit that is involved in Lances' messed up psyche…
let him go golf.
Maybe he and Tiger Woods can go roll around a few…
Benotti69 said:Yep, he never cared for the sport, that was obvious while he competed.
DirtyWorks said:A post on Wonderboy's talk with Steve Tilford shows it's the same old Wonderboy.
http://stevetilford.com/2014/02/17/my-call-with-lance/
