[Wikipedia-l] This is a 'first-timer' - should I have missunderstood somehting then please have mercy for me

[Thomas R. Koll]

Am 22.01.2006 um 17:59 schrieb Michael Laudahn:

> Thomas Koll's reply: probably a sample of german totalitarian fuzzy  
> logic

obviously you didn't read my biography...


> He contends to have read half an hour in my website and now  
> diagnoses me as
> having 'paranoia' - whatever that may be.

I don't diagnose, I'm a informatics student not a psychologist.
Btw, not only totalitarism and ignorance for social matters in
the own country is a German habit but also Querulantentum ;-)


> 'Logic': This procedure has got nothing to do with it. He is  
> arguing around
> my arguments. My arguments were, in a nutshell: Both the  
> individuals named
> (cf my original message) boast as human-rights specialists.  
> Practise has shown that they seem very choosy whom to attribute  
> these rights, when they have been violated. Human rights are,  
> however,  indivisible by nature. In other words, they are probably  
> high-ranking conmen, and the public has a right to know about that.

As Ströbele already wrote, you don't deliver enough details, just  
complaining about
helicopters and Zoll-boats is really not enough for deciding wether  
or not to
take a lawsuit.


> A link to a critical website would accomplish the balance that now  
> is lost, due to their partisan self-depiction.
>
> Calling people 'psychiatric' names is the first step towards  
> treating them
> like that - think of the defunct Soviet Union, and remember who was  
> right
> and who was wrong.

communism is a good thing, sadly in theory only.


> I would prefer the anglo-saxon community dealing with this issue. I  
> have tried the german conflict-solving layer already and know that  
> there is nothing to be expected.

at least dropping a note on wikide-l would be nice because I
doubt that the anglo-saxon here have enough knowledge of
German language to understand all you website.

ciao, tom

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