ahmed
As for Janic, I regret that he fell into a form of speech not always consistent where invective predominates (it is not the only one in this case, alas!); it is all the more regrettable that he is intelligent and able to grasp nuances that are impervious to other minds. Janic, pull yourself together!
Ahmed, thank you for your comments.
a) If my speech is considered incoherent, it would be wise to point out the part or parts in question, it would be more constructive.
b) Discourse where invective predominates? It is, and I have already expressed it widely, a response from the shepherd to the shepherdess AFTER their own invectives, which are intended to be polite, well cared for and from which it emerges that it is only a "social" facade. which collapses under these invectives (voluntary and calculated) in question.
c) The apostle Paul of Tarsus, of the supposed NT, says that he does everything to get his message across; Jew with the Jews, Greek with the Greeks, Roman with the Romans, without worrying about knowing if this one was well understood, but it had been definitively imprinted in their minds and that alone counted. After time does its work whatever the result.
This is called a technique of destabilizing his interlocutor[*] so that he finally spits out what his polite facade wants to hide, a typical example with the “funny ones”
d) If you observe my interventions carefully, since I post on this site, I have had heated discussions with speakers while remaining courteous
like them. Even with Obamot at the start, he must remember that!
e) I have been constantly grabbing and pulling myself together for decades, otherwise I would be much more incisive, while remaining polite and courteous with those who are polite to me and to those who are implicated and who cannot defend themselves here, on this site… even in a limited scope.
The “if someone hits you on the right cheek turn the left” side is not my thing, which shows that I still have a long way to go!
[*] you certainly know, (to whom has this not happened?), that in anger, people tell each other their 4 truths and then regret having said them, claiming that their words have exceeded their thoughts . Which is of course false since these words only express this thought, but it is anger that precisely allows them to be expressed.
"We make science with facts, like making a house with stones: but an accumulation of facts is no more a science than a pile of stones is a house" Henri Poincaré