Re: the Boston Lodge (Regarding hardline arguments)
Jan 10, 1997 08:11 PM
by Tom Robertson
On Sat, 11 Jan 97, "Eldon B. Tucker" <eldon@theosophy.com> wrote:
>I have a few comments from the sidelines. Since I don't have my
>armor on, I'll have to duck, after saying these few words.
You criticized me without attacking me. I would never respond to that
approach in a way that anyone would need to duck.
>Tom: The message I see in the current conflict with you is that you need
>to refine your methods of expressing yourself in writing, so as to not
>bring up barriers leading to breaking down of communication (like in the
>political discussions).
I am always open to constructive, impersonal criticism. I like to give it,
too. Not only am I not a perfect writer, but no two people speak the
identical language in the first place.
>There's room for some give on both sides of the discussions,
When personal attacks begin, "discussion" ends.
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