Ryu, on 17 November 2012 - 09:46 PM, said:
This is what you had stated when you said this:
All I am asking you is to explain what "weight" you had behind this statement because to me it reads like any other statement. It is your opinion for sure but what what else is behind it besides opinion? Is there a reason? Something to add to your view other than a vague statement that has been seen hundreds of times before?
This is really a tedious non-productive discourse but here goes:
This began with - Etu Malku, on 16 November 2012 - 11:06 PM, said:
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You speak of Karma? That doesn't exist just as many other silly ideas of religion don't.
Ryu, on 17 November 2012 - 03:07 PM, said -
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Interesting. So...what makes you think that everyone else's ideas are wrong but yours is valid? Kind of sounds like some Christians (and their various flavors) who feel that all other religions are wrong/stupid but theirs is the only "right" one even though theirs are based on similar precepts.
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I don't, I just state my opinions with weight. I look forward to what other people have to say, but if I disagree with it, I'm going to say so.
To answer your question then, the weight of my statement "You speak of Karma? That doesn't exist just as many other silly ideas of religion don't" is that I am opining without the desire for argument because I am right and have even explained Karma & Cause and Effect later on.
What stresses you so much when I reply as if I know the truth? This is the weight I am talking about, nothing more.