On Jul 30, 2:50 pm, Derek > wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 20:39:23 GMT, Rudy Canoza > wrote:
> >Derek wrote:
> >> On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 19:36:35 GMT, Dutch > wrote:
> >>> Derek wrote:
> >>>> On Sun, 29 Jul 2007 20:56:43 GMT, Dutch > wrote:
>
> >>>> [..]
> >>>>> I do have some personal experience with cognitive
> >>>>> dissonance, I experienced it, and at the point when
> >>>>> I finally consciously confronted the underlying conflict
> >>>>> I experienced a kind of physical discomfort in the
> >>>>> brain, a dizziness and a buzzing in my ears, followed
> >>>>> shortly by a kind of feeling of relief and elevated mental
> >>>>> clarity. The brain will attempt to punish you to stop you
> >>>>> from threatening the existing belief.
>
> >>>> So, it's established, then, that not only are you a liar
> >>>> who had to invent a family of kids to use as anecdotal
> >>>> evidence to get your points accepted, both here and
> >>>> in alt.abortion, when you try to stop deluding yourself
> >>>> your brain punishes you to such an extent that it hurts
> >>>> you ("physical discomfort"), makes you feel dizzy, and
> >>>> gives you a buzzing sound in your ears.
>
> >>>> "I did find deluding myself quite comfortable, after
> >>>> all who was it hurting?"
> >>>> Dutch as 'apostate' Mar 17 2002http://tinyurl.com/cmhpo
>
> >>>> "Deluding myself felt good."
> >>>> Dutch Jun 4 2005http://tinyurl.com/94eq3
>
> >>>> And you wonder why I never take you seriously?
>
> >>> Your history is well established.
>
> >> As usual, when forced to address your lies and explain
> >> why I or anyone should take you seriously after learning
> >> how mentally ill you are,you try to excuse your bad
> >> behaviour by referring to the alleged bad behaviour of
> >> others. That's simply not good enough, Ditch. Going
> >> from that statement you made at the top of this post
> >> and others you've made over the years concerning your
> >> deluded state of mind, and how it makes you feel good,
> >> you're clearly suffering from a serious mental illness and
> >> can't be taken seriously here on these issues. You're a
> >> deluded liar who, when faced with the truth, refuses to
> >> accept that truth because, simply put, it makes your
> >> brain hurt and makes your ears buzz. haw haw haw.
>
> >Cognitive dissonance is not mental illness.
>
> He's clearly suffering from a serious mental illness if his
> mental conflicts and self-confessed delusions cause
> physical discomfort in the brain, dizziness, and a
> buzzing in the ears. He's certifiable.





Are you making a diagnosis?







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