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Voted : Yes, I second guess why a person asked a question.
great ballot. much goes through my mind with certain people in how they word a question, as well as to their motive. with others however, i don't. it may have sometihg to do with questioning the motives of some.
Voted : I only do this with people I have identified as "having an agenda."
There are certain folk that I have identified as such. With them, I sometimes assume small mindedness or pettiness; and, I'm usually right. Sometimes, however, even they surprise me, and I have to admit that perhaps I was presuming too much.
Voted : other, see comment
I remember how Cathexis liked to translate my ballots. I miss him.
Voted : other, see comment
I like to ask the questions that other questions dont reach, and I dont like people to assume my motives based on my question.
Subsequently I dont judge others by their questions. Unless they keep asking it again and again in a different form of course.
For instance, Fiddles defence of Israel and everything Jewish became so fervent (and seemingly unflinching) at one point, that I DID ask him if he was Jewish.
I read a lot of his questions before I asked mine though.
Voted : Yes, I second guess why a person asked a question.
That "goes to motive", as they say on Law & Order
Voted : Yes, I second guess why a person asked a question.
But I hate the math teachers who needed to see every step. If you can't do that integral in your head, you shouldn't be teaching me calculus!
Voted : Yes, I second guess why a person asked a question.
Yes, like herzog, who continually digs up negative anecdotes (or makes them up) about Muslims or blacks due to an obsessive need to exercise his bigotry, yet pretends that he's illuminating some higher "neutral" principle.
I guess that's what happens when you give a middle class white bigot a college education: instead of putting on his dad's Klan hat or nazi armband, he attempts to proselytize "neocon" values with its eumpemized racism, misogyny, and ethnic bigotry.
Voted : Yes, I second guess why a person asked a question.
I second-guess everything in Creation, purely by nature.
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