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cap1229 wrote:
ElCatfisho wrote:
Got to feel bad for the rest of the family dealing with his legacy.
Yup. He had no honor.
Man Found Guilty Commits Suicide in the Courtroom .. Vid ......
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To infer means to CONCLUDE. Once again, you're misusing a word.
My context of "yeaaaahhh" is just in reference to the sentence before it. The Most High doesn't tolerate that.. am I wrong for stating it?
Me sensing vanity is meaningless in his conviction of whether what he did was right or wrong.
Yikes... where is the OPINION (conclusion) of right or wrong?
The circumstances of this entire situation are POOR, but Romans 9:15 also says the Most High will have mercy on who he will. Therefore, I cannot form an opinion on this situation.
We could've used this time more productively.
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I love how people so easily judge without knowing the man or what he went through.
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I dont even know what the @$@! you're asking me chief
but my concept of God comes from my belief that this isnt just all one big coincidence that there is a higher power at work
I dont however believe in adhering to the rules and regulations of a book written by a man some thousdands of years ago
simple enough?
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Ok? So what's your judgment? Or you don't have an opinion at all over a man who leaves behind a family because he got convicted of a crime?
I've heard many unfortunate stories for people, but suicide as an act will never apologize for his actions. He will be remembered as someone who lived large and died in a very public manner.
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CashBanks, I PM'ed you.
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C'mon sons. Dudley probably had a whole lot more to die for. Suicide ain't that easy. If it was I wouldn't be typing this.
To the religious people, what's hell to a person who feels they're living in it already?
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It's not entirely religious if not at all, it's mindset. Someone could live in poverty with wealthy intentions of life, same could be said for a rich person in negative mental circumstances, vice versa.
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Life is hard enough but the business world is cutthroat
Crawling up the corporate ladder and gaining it all and losing it all in a second is something most of us will never fathom
Crawling up the corporate ladder and gaining it all and losing it all in a second is something most of us will never fathom
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Its never that serious
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To win big you take big risks. That's a part of the game but there is a flip side to that...you can lose big as well and fast. You didn't take the risk on the bet you would lose you took it on the belief that you win and dude lost. It happens. If you can do it once it can be recreated as long as you have the formula. If yo mind ain't right for the risk...leave the game early but prepare to come back to it. He can never come back
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By you saying you sense vanity aren't you implying wrongness? or are you just saying you sense vanity and that's open to opinion on whether or not it's right or wrong? It really sounded like you were stating things "rich man, fraud," and then what you sensed as to reasons to back up the previous statement and condemning all those things.
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as for dude, who knows what was really going on in his life. i feel bad for the kids though.
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Not talking about that. And the answer to that is obvious. But really, why do white males kill themselves and families cause they cant pay the mortgage?
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Thanks, ill check it out.
createdestroy
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its obvious the guy is a rookie in the game of semantics
createdestroy
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Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman
To infer means to CONCLUDE. Once again, you're misusing a word.
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verb (used with object)
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to derive by reasoning; conclude or judge from premises orevidence: They inferred his displeasure from his cool tone ofvoice.
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(of facts, circumstances, statements, etc.) to indicate orinvolve as a conclusion; lead to.
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to guess; speculate; surmise.
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to hint; imply; suggest.
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to draw a conclusion, as by reasoning.
My context of "yeaaaahhh" is just in reference to the sentence before it. The Most High doesn't tolerate that.. am I wrong for stating it?
Me sensing vanity is meaningless in his conviction of whether what he did was right or wrong.
Yikes... where is the OPINION (conclusion) of right or wrong?
The circumstances of this entire situation are POOR, but Romans 9:15 also says the Most High will have mercy on who he will. Therefore, I cannot form an opinion on this situation.
We could've used this time more productively.
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exactly.
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Me sensing vanity is just that, me sensing vanity. I, speaking for myself, know that's not something to place glory in, so I stated that in accordance with the other circumstances in this situation. But I didn't judge him.
Regarding "Rich man, fraud" like another poster said in this thread, you have types who believe and don't study the word. From me studying the word, I know those aren't the most sought after attributes from the Creator... is it then wrong for me to state those two things, considering they are integral in this particular case and only helped in his demise?
I never said him killing himself was right or wrong, nor did I place any conviction on this man. The elements of the entire situation, as stated before, are poor. I think I have a right (like all of you) to speak on those elements without saying whether or not he was right or wrong for what he did, and whether or not he's burning in hell.
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And as previously posted: Romans 9:15
Not so good circumstances, but who knows?
Not so good circumstances, but who knows?
createdestroy
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You openly state the a person's attributes that you believe are against God's will.... but you are not inferring/implying/suggesting wrongness... lol..
Then you try to drop the definition of the word 'judge' and get owned by your own post
Then you try to define the word 'infer' and get owned by the very site you got the other definition from.
You should post less and stick to studying the "word"
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I dont even know what the @$@! you're asking me chief
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It was, and is...
But...
Stereotypes are based on generalized truth's, we as a society are just to damn afraid or too PC conscious to admit it...
Someone actually said it's sickening that a family got away with Arson/Insurance fraud,
