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| igottaknow |
| quote: | Originally posted by Omega_Blue
this thread is going nowhere people. he won't listen to reason, and you guys won't stop shoving reason down his throat. it's hilarious. |
I say its run its course and has no where to go.
Based on what I read in the other thread, it confirmed my suspicions. Ashley has had a troubled childhood and his father beat him. Probably trying to get him to conform to society. This must of have increased his fear and anger towards authority figures such as the police, court, doctors, and yes even the girl behind the counter of a convenience store. He also suffers from a persecution complex which he insures it's true by acting in ways to turn people against him. Its become the foundation of his existence so much so he's created a web site dedicated to it. So to admit his perception of reality might not be true would undermine his whole world. |
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| boris_the_bear |
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| bas |
| So you get any hits on that resume yet? |
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| igottaknow |
| quote: | Originally posted by bas
So you get any hits on that resume yet? |
not really |
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| Moral Hazard |
| quote: | Originally posted by ********
What were there two 24 hour stores within short walking distance of 7-11 across from abstract? |
When this incident happened there was a 24 hour Korean grocery/convenience store at the corner of King and Victoria (2 blocks away) in the former Tin Roof Donuts building. There was/is also a 24 hour convenience in the strip-mall across from the McDonalds at King and Moore. Regardless of whether or not there were other places to get a pack of smokes (which there were) the logical reaction to being asked for ID is to provide it, go elsewhere, or put off getting a pack until you can purchase one... what is not rational is to get into a heated confrontation with the clerk. You're totally missing the point, Will; A SANE PERSON WOULD NOT HAVE STARTED A CONFRONTATION LEADING TO THEIR ARREST AND DETENTION OVER SOMETHING SO INSIGNIFICANT. The fact that you cannot see where you were wrong in this situation is evidence enough that you need psychiatric help.
| quote: | | I was in the process of leaving the city at the time. I didn't push the clerk. So frankly you are being a jackass for indicating this. You are believing the story of two people who purgered in court. And before you state you believe them, you should know that you are supporting lies. |
Sorry Will, I have more faith in our courts then I do in you. |
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| Trance Nutter |
oh noes! More hacking!
And why should we not believe 2 people who gave sworn statements and as far as we know have no reason to lie, and instead believe you - someone diagnosed as being mentally unstable on 3 seperate occasions, a history of erratic behaviour, and who in this situation has reason to lie to try to clear their own name. |
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| PETRAN |
| I think that everyone missed the deeper esoterical meaning of the story. That lady told him that he is "23".Now 23 is a number of great powers and symbolism and it appears throughout history to precede important events (hence the hollywood movie). Could it be that the storekeeper really thought that his age was 23, or it could rather be that it was destined to tell him that his age was 23 so important events could take place afterwards? Or something even deeper (deeper than basic channel for those who know...) that no normal human mind could ever possibly understand? :conf: :eyespop: |
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| boris_the_bear |
| looks like the posted anime is not enough |
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| Trance Nutter |
| quote: | Originally posted by boris_the_bear
looks like the posted anime is not enough |
looks like you should off. |
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| PETRAN |
| quote: | Originally posted by Trance Nutter
looks like you should off. |
hey, don't go nuts! |
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| w_ashley |
| quote: | Originally posted by Moral Hazard
When this incident happened there was a 24 hour Korean grocery/convenience store at the corner of King and Victoria (2 blocks away) in the former Tin Roof Donuts building. |
Are you sure that was open then? I'm pretty sure it was under construction around that time.
| quote: | | There was/is also a 24 hour convenience in the strip-mall across from the McDonalds at King and Moore. |
Once again I was not aware it was 24 hours. I've never seen signage indicating it was 24 hours, although I did once buy some ginseng in there.
| quote: | | Regardless of whether or not there were other places to get a pack of smokes (which there were) the logical reaction to being asked for ID is to provide it, |
You can't provide what you don't have. But I disagree, at the time unless they felt I was a minor then they should have provided cigarettes. What you don't get is that I purchased cigarettes there previously by the same clerk without ID.
| quote: | | what is not rational is to get into a heated confrontation with the clerk. You're totally missing the point, Will; A SANE PERSON WOULD NOT HAVE STARTED A CONFRONTATION LEADING TO THEIR ARREST AND DETENTION OVER SOMETHING SO INSIGNIFICANT. |
There are a bunch of people that would be pissed off if the clerk droped the sale and started serving another person. How would you feel in the same situation? You don't find what she did to be a little offensive to you?
| quote: | | The fact that you cannot see where you were wrong in this situation is evidence enough that you need psychiatric help. |
She was ing rude. There is a time when you should complain, and this was a time. Or are you the type who orders a burger and gets soggy bread with no bun or meat and doesn't to go back and complain about it? |
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| w_ashley |
| quote: | | And why should we not believe 2 people who gave sworn statements and as far as we know have no reason to lie, and instead believe you |
Because I'm telling the truth.
Some things that may seem a little odd:
Video evidence of the event wasn't shown, even though everything was recorded. Other witnesses weren't summoned although they were material witnesses. Eg. the manager who was 3 ft away while everything happened. Of the 11 or so people that were there at the time, only 2 were summoned, the clerk and someone who she stated she didn't know, but I beleive her to have been a regular customer, and they chatted during the sale with what sounded like catch up chat.
| quote: | | - someone diagnosed as being mentally unstable on 3 seperate occasions |
On 1 occasion and if you don't believe my explanation don't. Ive never been diagnosed as "unstable".
Also I've never been firmly diagnosed. At my last assessment I was found CR and fit to stand trial. Both indicators of health. Most of this stuff stems from me growing my hair and nails, and opting for a permaculture lifestyle, I wasn't working but was going to school. My beliefs are much like they are now, and there are some people who can't accept those beliefs. So basically I was persecuted for my apperance and beliefs. And while that is standard practice in the psychiatric establishment there was nothing I didn't do based on rationalized choices. There is nothing inherently wrong with growing your hair or nails - women do this all the time. It is sexist to say it is a mental health issue if a guy does something that the opposite sex is completely normal doing. As for my beliefs, they were all grounded for logical reasons. There was no mental health issue of concern. For instance saying me using herbal products derived from nature as "a cause for concern" is unfounded. Using compostable toilet methods is also a practice that is used in some places, it isn't illegal. This use was because I felt and still feel that defacating into our water supply such as the grand damages the water, which has been turned into to a river unsafe to drink from. I was doing things I could on a personal basis to reduce the harm caused by society to the environment. While you can say that won't do anything everyone else is doing it. It is still harm reduction even if it is only me. It takes many individuals to do something in concert. I was doing my part. Also chanting in bed for chant meditation isn't odd if you do it purposely. It is very stress relieving. Doing yoga also isn't weird. Fact is my practices were seen as bizarre by a bunch of stubron westerners who woulnd't accept alternate cultural practices. That is all there is too it, and this stuff was used. Also note that I was held because "other people would hurt me" originally. The other assessment stated I had "odd behaviour" not a mental illness. My first assessment I went to a police station to get help because I was going to leave but felt that ultimately I would come into conflict due to land ownership - and I didn't have means of survival without using other peoples land that I was aware of, so I went to confront the social issue. I was given a pill after being lied to about it being a sleeping pill but it wasn't. The next day I was attacked by the doctor for looking bad with long hair - that was the end of that stay and I left. The second time was the 711 thing, which as I explained was a variety of factors including being blamed for causing a diabetic attack in the doctors acquaintance. Once again if you don't believe me all that can be done is check ambulance logs if they are kept, as the doctor stated that an ambulance had already been called. This would have been between 1999-2001 it would have been I suppose for dr. Riekman or Dr. Power. There are ways of verifying that it occured.
| quote: | | a history of erratic behaviour |
What history of erratic behaviour?
Going to the police to prevent a potential breach of law.
Getting upset when a store clerk was rude.
Getting upset when the courts falsely rule due to perjury
What other erratic behaviour is there. Personally I don't find that eratic I find that a couple points that have very recognizable reasons for what had occurred.
If there is some other irrational behaviour let me know, cause I'm not aware of any.
| quote: | | and who in this situation has reason to lie to try to clear their own name. |
If they were lies they wouldn't be the truth. |
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