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You really are ‘tracking’ me, Gurney. Some dossier you’ve compiled.
For a guy that you think is ‘concerned with being liked’ I seem to provoke a fair amount of opposition. Even my ol’ mate Bill is still showing the same compulsion to sneer in every post just as you you’ve decided to do.
Re prayer … you’re right. I did mention it a month ago and then before that as your dossier shows. In this latest exchange I made the mistake of simply engaging in the current conversation without anticipating that you were still smarting from old exchanges. Maybe you should send me a copy of the dossier.
Re the EU your dossier should turn up my explanation as to the process I went through during and after the referendum. The key word is process,Gurney. Some folk approach certain situations in life with a degree of caution and uncertainty and their thinking evolves. Some people regard that as evidence of confusion, immaturity .. or even suspect that there’s a lack of honesty being displayed. Others see it as a commendable, even humble approach to a world where truth can be quite tentative and a change of mind is often a reflection of wisdom. I tend to find that those adopting the first attitude are usually quite rigid in their thinking, bound by ideology and dismissive and even disrespectful to those challenging their narrative. It may offer a touch of gratification but it’s not a recipe for personal growth.
As an afterthought …. Since you posed a similar question in reverse.. is there any difference between accepting an unelected figurehead as Head of State and accepting the diktats of unelected officials in a remote bureaucracy?