Book buying spree

[Auzgurl]

You do not look out to the world; the world is composed on your page.

I simply love your stuff Frogen.

[cynik]

Anyone can look at out at the world.

As for the truth in history, which part of it does a person choose to focus upon?

The raw facts of history are grains of sand on a beach, frogen. You suggest that one may not choose this or that handful, in preference to others, but how then can one avoid merely piling sand into a shapeless heap?

No, you delude yourself when you claim that one can leave ones' bigotry at the door of the temple of history, and walk inside without marking the floor in any way.

The very act of writing itself is an act of communication, with the intended aim of shaping the worldview of another sentient being. If the only aim is to present the raw facts, why not let the world take on that task, and be still? Does not the world contain the facts that we may observe for ourselves?

You are the most dangerous kind of fool, the fool who believes he has access to a pure truth. Most people might conceive of such a thing as possible, but very few have the arrogance to imagine that they, of all folks, grasp it in their own hands. And in your particular case, the arrogance is astounding. You can't spell, you can't reason beyond the capacities of a ten year old, and you can't articulate yourself properly. And yet you hold the truth of the world in your hands.

The only facts you own are the things you have done, frogen. In your case, you took money from the government to help butcher the helpless for a meager wage. Drink up.