Jerry White29 said:😬Oh, come on—don't even go there. If you ask me, I’ve been nothing but civil here... let's not start lecturing me about "conclusions" or "logic" now.
Look, whether people want to admit it or not, any post worth its salt—especially those that aren't just mindless filler—ultimately boils down to one thing: pure logic and sound reasoning.
Take a look at who actually started this thread... Brenda Gonzalez12 was probably referring to that moment when Elizabeth Jackson—acting like some kind of self-appointed medical guru—claimed that the two of us were clones. Even she admitted later that we couldn't possibly be clones, since our writing styles are completely different.
I have no idea what he was likely referring to—all I see is my own name sitting there in parentheses (and, mind you, right at the very front of them). 😍So, let me get this straight—you’re actually claiming that I’ve been going on for months about how everyone mentioned here (that includes you, Sus Ferox, and several people I don't even recognize) is just one single individual? Give me a break.
Go ahead and read what I wrote again. That was my actual proposal to Elizabeth Jackson—the self-proclaimed doctor and "guru"—but of course, he shot it down because he knows damn well I’m telling the truth. Arthur Smith15 and I aren't clones, for heaven's sake.
Look, that’s between you guys—I have no intention of getting involved in that mess.
As far as I know, there aren't any legal restrictions on having multiple connections—that’s just how the law stands—but don't go thinking that means ISPs have actually changed their rules. They haven't.
I think you're mistaken.
Look, I’m no tech expert—this isn't exactly my area of expertise—but here’s the bottom line: if someone is running two different phones on two separate networks just to maintain two distinct clones—one for each persona—are you actually suggesting that forum admins could reliably flag them as a single user?
Look, I never tolerated you being part of this pseudo-alternative brotherhood to begin with...
Honestly, I have no idea who decided to just drag my name into this mess without asking—I only realized what was happening when I saw I’d been tagged in this thread.
I have to disagree with you there. In my view, spreading pure nonsense is actually incredibly dangerous. Look, there’s certain grade of idiocy that Peter Peterson puts out—whether he's stone-cold sober or as drunk as he is today—but honestly, that’s beside the point. It doesn't change the fact that it still carries weight.
Look, when you start seeing these articles claiming people can magically cure cancer in just a few months simply by eating ten raw apple seeds a day—that isn't just misinformation; it’s straight-up dangerous.
Look, you know perfectly well that I couldn't care less what anyone else puts on their plate—honestly, it’s none of my business. I even asked you directly how your energy levels have been since you made the switch to raw food. I truly don't give a damn about someone else's diet. What actually gets under my skin—what really irritates me—is this blatant hypocrisy where people peddle fake "magical" cures while simultaneously demanding scientific proof for the benefits of raw eating, all while they spend their time spitting on actual science. It's infuriating.
And please, try to be civil.
You’ve mentioned twice now that it's "dangerous." Seriously? What exactly is dangerous about ten apple—or was it apricot? I can't quite remember—pits?
Personally, I don't believe that (ill) people are somehow cognitively impaired; everyone knows what works for them and what they won't tolerate. People have the right to choose. But fine, I get that this bothers some people—though I’ve never actually written like that. I just shared my own personal experiences while I was on raw food, both the good and the bad.
What really gets under my skin is this idea that the end justifies the means—it's being taken way too far here. There is a perfectly reasonable way to explain why you disagree with someone. You pointed out those non-existent scientific studies and other points you had, which, in my opinion, made for a much more effective statement than the rest of the group. Fine. But instead, people here have gone on a total witch hunt, inciting and justifying things that are frankly indefensible. In my view, they are doing more harm to the very cause they claim to support.